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Car Forum / Antique and Collectibles / Studebaker / April 2006Rehydration Station is on the roll . . .
Busy months for the Rehydration Station. . .Old Town the tent was missing but the adult beverage was flowing. This weekend the Station will be in Savannah for the Georgia State Meet and orders are being taken for your favor. . . so far Yuengling lager and Diet Coke. Next Month, Gainesville, Florida for the Southeast Zone Meet and again Yuengling lager and Diet Coke is on the order list. Sept. Omaha, Nebraska for the International Meet. . . with a mini tour of Neola, Iowa and Lincoln, Nebraska Plus a stop over in Pottsville, Missouri on the way up and back to the meet and again Yuengling Lager and Diet Coke is on the order list. (If all goes well there may be an addition to the Station more info to come) Remember the rules of the Station: Bring a chair and a friend. . . and plenty of B.S. to share, stay as long as you like. . .and the last person there please put the flaps down on the tent when you leave at night. Rick Courtiier  SignatureNewsGuy.Com 30Gb $9.95 Carry Forward and On Demand Bandwidth .and the last person there please put the flaps down on the tent >when you leave at night. > >Rick Courtiier What ?..... Leave......at night ?? But that's when the BS is just getting good !! <g> Lansing I should have said "in the wee early morning hours. . . " > .and the last person there please put the flaps down on the tent >>when you leave at night. [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > > Lansing SignatureNewsGuy.Com 30Gb $9.95 Carry Forward and On Demand Bandwidth Since I can't make it to Savannah (closing on the new house tomorrow), I am REALLY looking forward to the Hogtown meet and ESPECIALLY the "rehydration station". I promise to be on at least "semi-good" behavior... My old friend from Naples (the GM for the Benz dealer) and his wife are coming for it also; they enjoyed the state meet a couple years ago and decided to come to this one. Studebaker George She was a looker, fer sure! "Studebaker George" wrote... > Since I can't make it to Savannah (closing on the new house tomorrow), > I am REALLY looking forward to the Hogtown meet and ESPECIALLY the [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > years ago and decided to come to this one. > Studebaker George didnt Yuengling make a beverage they called "Black and Tan"? If this is so,how hard would I have to BEG,BRIBE AND CONJOLE to get a 12 pack delivery to the Spring Swap @ SASCO? > didnt Yuengling make a beverage they called "Black and Tan"? If this is > so,how hard would I have to BEG,BRIBE AND CONJOLE to get a 12 pack > delivery to the Spring Swap @ SASCO? cans or bottles? <grin> Bottles preferred,but beggars can't be choosers!! I have allways felt beverages taste better out of bottles. Personally... I don't trust a micron thin layer of plastic lining an aluminum can to prevent the leaching of aluminum into the beer. Alzheimer's and aluminum beer cans...a connection? I need to get funding for a long term study about this. Jeff (That and aluminum chlorhydrate in deodorant.) Rice http://www.laleva.cc/environment/aluminium_alzheimer2.html http://www.alzheimers.org.uk/Facts_about_dementia/Risk_factors/info_aluminium.htm http://www.niehs.nih.gov/external/faq/aluminum.htm http://www.geocities.com/HotSprings/2455/alzheim.html http://www.commondreams.org/views02/0819-06.htm Or Google :Alzheimer's and aluminum" "Mertz Racing" wrote... > Bottles preferred,but beggars can't be choosers!! I have allways felt > beverages taste better out of bottles. > didnt Yuengling make a beverage they called "Black and Tan"? If this is > so,how hard would I have to BEG,BRIBE AND CONJOLE to get a 12 pack > delivery to the Spring Swap @ SASCO? IMHO a pre-made black and tan is a poor imitation of the real thing, just get a half case each of Guinness and Bass or Harp (or other stout and lager/ale) That said, the Yuengling version is pretty darn good for a pre-mixed... nate (beer snob) Mmmm...Guinness stout and a good cigar.... Studebaker George Mmmm . . .Guinness Stout and a few more Guinness Stouts. <G> > Mmmm...Guinness stout and a good cigar.... > Studebaker George SignatureNewsGuy.Com 30Gb $9.95 Carry Forward and On Demand Bandwidth > Mmmm . . .Guinness Stout and a few more Guinness Stouts. <G> Come on you guys... Budweiser isn't that hard to spell. Lee Yeah, but it's as bad as a belly button motor in a Stude! <lol> <Lee wrote.. > Come on you guys... Budweiser isn't that hard to spell. >> Mmmm . . .Guinness Stout and a few more Guinness Stouts. <G> > > Mmmm . . .Guinness Stout and a few more Guinness Stouts. <G> > > Come on you guys... Budweiser isn't that hard to spell. Yeah, but it's right up there with Iron City in terms of hard to drink (IMHO) nate When it comes to beer, if I can't see through it I'm not drinking it. Lee > When it comes to beer, if I can't see through it I'm not drinking it. > > Lee Try the Yuengling lager, it doesn't cost that much more than Budweiser but doesn't taste like Budweiser either. getting a little OT... I never liked Sam Adams. Tried it here (DC) recently and it was much better than I remembered. Come to find out, in the greater Pittsburgh area, Sam Adams is brewed and bottled by Pittsburgh Brewing, the same company that makes Iron City. Well, that certainly explains that... nate >>When it comes to beer, if I can't see through it I'm not drinking it. >> [quoted text clipped - 10 lines] > > nate Sad to say theres nothing like the Maisels Hefe Weisen here in the states but some microbrews come close. Sam Adams is the only commercial beer that I can tolerate. Anything less , is just colored water and alcohol. > Try the Yuengling lager, it doesn't cost that much more than Budweiser > but doesn't taste like Budweiser either. What if you like the taste of Budweiser? Yuengling has kind of the microbrewery taste in my opinion, sometimes that's good, sometimes it's less than good. Not bad if you start out with it but if you switch to it it's a little harsh to drink... at least until your 5-6th one and then they're easier. I find that I can drink Budweisers without a problem, if I drink some of the heavier beers, I find myself trying to choke them down and by the time I'm half-way through they're piss warm which makes it worse to drink. If I get a dark beer, I hope I can get it warm enough that it'll start evaporating... oops, I spilled my beer. > getting a little OT... I never liked Sam Adams. Tried it here (DC) > recently and it was much better than I remembered. Come to find out, > in the greater Pittsburgh area, Sam Adams is brewed and bottled by > Pittsburgh Brewing, the same company that makes Iron City. Well, that > certainly explains that... I don't know what the deal is with popularity of Samual Adams... no matter which brew I try they all taste like sh.t to me. I'd rather drink an Old Milwaukee, Schlitz, Hamms, Grain Belt, etc... Lee > > Try the Yuengling lager, it doesn't cost that much more than Budweiser > > but doesn't taste like Budweiser either. > > What if you like the taste of Budweiser? I don't... > Yuengling has kind of the > microbrewery taste in my opinion, sometimes that's good, sometimes it's less [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > drink. If I get a dark beer, I hope I can get it warm enough that it'll > start evaporating... oops, I spilled my beer. You and I must have different senses of taste, then... to me, Budweiser tastes absolutely repellent unless served ice cold, and I can't drink the stuff anyway because more than one or two will inevitably cause a splitting headache the next AM, something that doesn't happen with other beers (although Honey Brown does the same thing, for some reason...) > > getting a little OT... I never liked Sam Adams. Tried it here (DC) > > recently and it was much better than I remembered. Come to find out, [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > which brew I try they all taste like sh.t to me. I'd rather drink an Old > Milwaukee, Schlitz, Hamms, Grain Belt, etc... I wouldn't go that far but I would say that I'd rather have a Yuengling or Michelob (really) than a Sam Adams. nate Man o Man, Beer is like sex. I have had a few BAD beers in my life, but only a few. I have had many many many mediocre beers, and a lot of great beers. Bad: Red White and Blue, a nasty turkish brew that would just rip your head open the next day, and some Korean crap that is best left un-remembered. Mediocre: Genny, Bud, Miller, Coors, Rolling Rock, and all the variants thereof (lite, ice, lowfat high fiber) etc etc. Great: Sam Adams, Yeungling, Guiness Stout, Bitburger, Warsteiner Weitzen, San Miguel (for the price to Buzz ratio + taste ) Dutch Heinekin (the US stuff is mediocre), most of what comes out of taps in English and Irish Pubs, most of what is sold in Germany, and Father Dunning's Homebrew. Most of the great beer experiences have been enhanced by Bullshit artsts helping me sample them. Mark (I have been a Lucky Guy) Dunning >> > Try the Yuengling lager, it doesn't cost that much more than Budweiser >> > but doesn't taste like Budweiser either. [quoted text clipped - 37 lines] > > nate The last time I was in the Maritimes, Schooner was a treat, but that was coming from drinking Bud, so anything had to be. Mark: Your suggestions printed and ready for use at the military liquor stores. They tend to carry a more exotic mix . Karl > Man o Man, > [quoted text clipped - 62 lines] > http://www.newsfeeds.com The #1 Newsgroup Service in the World! 120,000+ Newsgroups > ----= East and West-Coast Server Farms - Total Privacy via Encryption =---- You guys forgot Newastle! YUMMY YUMMY!!!!!! Ilove it with pizza. Mich Amber Bock is tasty too. Some friends were die hard Yuengling fans and even traveled to the brewery for a tour and brought some back.Is been awhile since I got a taste of Black and Tan. |
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