Watching poolside under my tiki bar in Delray Beach, FL and nice Brazilian meats picanha and chicken being smoked then quick grill on the green egg ... Beer and rum punch for adult beverages
Check In for the game and your menu for today's game
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I'll mostly be chewing on my fingernails during the game.
Penn State will be chewing on bucknuts all day!
Likewise. During games I’m the Breath of Hell.
At home today, with.bake beans and hotdogs in the slow cooker. Brats ready f or th grill. Shots of crown royal waiting to be frank for each PSU.score and victory campaign on ice for post game celebration
Starbucks French Roast with vanilla creamer. Assorted scones and muffins. I just applied Justin’s nut butter liberally on my muffin. 
Starbucks French Roast with vanilla creamer. Assorted scones and muffins. I just applied Justin’s nut butter liberally on my muffin.
You really want to admit that to the board?
Only 2nd time I've been at home in Orlando for a game this season.
Other spots I've watched -- Hershey, Columbus, Barcelona, Malaga Spain, here, Vegas
What's on the menu? Stress.
Other spots I've watched -- Hershey, Columbus, Barcelona, Malaga Spain, here, Vegas
What's on the menu? Stress.
I thought you were a Miller Lite guy?
Good to be back - Tosu game aside. Won't be posting much. Just sort of checking in. Sold out of turf biz, semi-retired - now back in the golf biz 3 days/wk. at a great club. Love it. Even playing again.
Here's the answer key for anyone that cares:
A) 1985 Michelob Light bar sign - Roger Maltbie approved.
B) "Dinner White Nights" - Signed, limited lithograph. Actually valuable. Anyone want it?
C) Assorted pool cues. I lean to Viking because they make good 16 oz. cues. I love light cues.
D) Otey Chrisman blade w/ a 1/4 lb. of lead tape. Used to settle bets on the patio green
E) The greatest coach in any sport, ever - in bobblehead form (better likeness than the statue).
F) Antique Rolling Rock pony bottles from the 50's and 60's.
G) Ben Hogan and Arnold Palmer both killing cigs behind a tee box.
H) Bird is a rookie and Maravich is on his last legs.
I) My friends ignore this.
J) The Jupiter Lighthouse. W/ a 2 year drawbridge construction/detour - I've forgotten this existed.
K) Lion Paw there to cover screw holes from a wider diameter tower in the Viking's former existence.
L) Viking makes great stuff. Contractor friend gifted me this - it was outside for 10 years, but covered. A week later, I had it shined up and purring like a kitten. Remarkable appliance.
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Was just at Jupiter Lighthouse on the water across the inlet from the lighthouse having dinner
I live on US 1 by the ocean and work in Tequesta. The bridge detour is my life for another year. I'm not a big fan of what the inlet area (where my old office was ironically) has become. I stay down in Juno for the most part.
I have heard that the town is willing to pay $77M for the trailer park across the street from our old office - by the Square Grouper parking lot - to save it from developers and make it another park. Anything to slow down the concrete pouring, at any price imo.
Hope you guys are all well.
I have heard that the town is willing to pay $77M for the trailer park across the street from our old office - by the Square Grouper parking lot - to save it from developers and make it another park. Anything to slow down the concrete pouring, at any price imo.
Hope you guys are all well.
One of many I assume. You the bad guitar, and headache inducing music guy?
I kid of course. Room for all.
Question for you
Was that Viking originally just an under counter refrigerator that someone converted to a kegerator?
The compressors installed in those vintage Vikings will run forever.
Originally an outdoor unit - on a patio in Wellington. Now it has a comfy home. The door must weigh 60 lbs. The thermostat failed, and I tried to replace it - ended up just overriding it w/ a $30 Inkbird controller. Works better than any thermostat would. I added my old tower and a Perlick control flow faucet. The whole thing is perfect.Question for you
Was that Viking originally just an under counter refrigerator that someone converted to a kegerator?
The compressors installed in those vintage Vikings will run forever.
That said, remove the top and the casters and it will go under a counter. My tower is actually designed to reach out over a sink (from a soap dispenser, etc. hole). I could see that happening when I get to work on my kitchen someday.
Right now I care much more about my golf game than what someone might think of my kitchen - which is great!
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