70 years of patina.
touching that buckle would be a travesty.
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touching that buckle would be a travesty.
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While you are Cinco de Mayo'ing yourself into tequila oblivion, you might as well see the audience wind up on this.
Until recently, Bud Light was the best selling beer in America. It sold more than the #2 (Coors Light) and #4 (Miller Lite) combined.
This will be talked about in business schools for decades.
• Barrels shipped in 2017: 33.0 million
• Change from 2016: -6.2 percent
• Market share: 15.4 percent
Bud Light, first sold nationwide in 1982, is by far America's favorite beer. Its parent company, Anheuser-Busch InBev, shipped more than 33 million barrels of the light lager in 2017 — double the shipments of the next most popular beer. Shipments of Bud Light, however, dropped by 2.2 million barrels from 2016.
This will be talked about in business schools for decades.
1. Bud Light
• Parent company: Anheuser-Busch InBev• Barrels shipped in 2017: 33.0 million
• Change from 2016: -6.2 percent
• Market share: 15.4 percent
Bud Light, first sold nationwide in 1982, is by far America's favorite beer. Its parent company, Anheuser-Busch InBev, shipped more than 33 million barrels of the light lager in 2017 — double the shipments of the next most popular beer. Shipments of Bud Light, however, dropped by 2.2 million barrels from 2016.
America’s 26 top-selling beers show that the country still likes a cold one now and then
24/7 Wall Street reviewed shipping data from Beer Marketer’s Insights, a brewing industry trade publisher, to determine America’s top selling beers.
www.usatoday.com
Dude that’s Alabama in a meth trailer park. You can’t fool me.
Or its Oklahoma. Same thing.
Freedom, WY you say? I like the sound of that
Lol, I just looked it up. Only 214 people like freedom. And, ironically, just south of Jackson Hole. Where a bunch of globalist banksters meet every year to destroy freedom
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It's not far, but Freedom, WY is a long way from Jackson.
The irony of Jackson Hole is not lost on me. I've done many of the classic long and short routes in the Tetons and have covered a big chunk of the state on foot.
I had a gal that I dated in t Louis who was often mistaken for Emma Corrin.
A team of gingers. Even if you can beat them. Do you really want to? Remember, your soul is a stake.
This spider (outside our kitchen window) caught a little warbler. Wife let it free but was too shook to snap a photo. Lost a golden opportunity. That's an 8" tall tin rooster on a glass shelf on the other side of the window. Spider is about 3-4" long.
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These spiders will build a new web wherever you put them. In early October, just before they start to die, we move several to our front porch to get ready for Halloween trick or treaters. By Halloween the spiders don't move on their own because they are dying, but they are still alive. If you touch them, they spring to life and their legs move. The kids will say "Wow, those scary spiders look real!" We get their faces right up close and then give the spiders a good little love tap. Chaos follows, accompanied by parents cursing and kids screaming. Usually the dad's are the first off the porch. Hilarious!
Yes, we're also pretty fun at parties.
When the kids were young, we left one up right by the front window, where they could watch it re-spin its web everyday. It eventually died on the web and then dried out. I put it on a shelf at eye level just inside my garage. People would walk in and then freak out seeing it right by their head. 
