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Re: Mystery Wisconsin Quarry 1973 - broxtonchuck - 03-06-2007
Lets go divin now, everbodys learnin how, come on a safari with meeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee, come on a safari with me, divin safari yah divin safari, yah divin, think back about some of the places you discovered years ago, and put em here. There are likely a lot of new old places to keep everyone happy!
Re: Mystery Wisconsin Quarry 1973 - matt t. - 03-06-2007
I'm (only ;D) 38, and half the time I can't remember what I went down to the basement for. Hopefully by the time Jerry would decide to leave me out in the lake I'll have a scooter.
Re: Mystery Wisconsin Quarry 1973 - dj793 - 03-06-2007
add some of that tri-mix to your homes system
Re: Mystery Wisconsin Quarry 1973 - matt t. - 03-06-2007
It's cheaper just to write myself notes.
Re: Mystery Wisconsin Quarry 1973 - broxtonchuck - 03-08-2007
My "tri mix" is one glass of ice cold walmart diet cola, and two belts of OLD HAWK WHISKEY. :o :-* :o
Re: Mystery Wisconsin Quarry 1973 - Chris H - 03-09-2007
I a Maker's Mark man, and diet cola can quickly ruin ANY mixed drink. Ick!
Re: Mystery Wisconsin Quarry 1973 - matt t. - 03-09-2007
Never saw Old Hawk. I did meet Old Grandad a time or 2 though. Jim Beam has always been a friend of mine. No soda or lemonade though. Just ice ;D.
Re: Mystery Wisconsin Quarry 1973 - broxtonchuck - 03-09-2007
Here in KENTUCKY, "OLD HAWK" is the premier behind the shed whiskey extant. The plant caught fire about 3 years ago, and the vat spilled into the river. The river was on fire! The firemen remarked " it is the fire that water cannot extinguish" Thats power. 103 proof.