BerserkerCatSplat
Hormone Induced
That outfit looks really familiar, is this a new shot or one from that series you did a ways back?
That outfit looks really familiar, is this a new shot or one from that series you did a ways back?
PABST BLUE RIBBON
THE BEER OF CHAMPIONS (1893)
Should ring true especially for all those who know what PBR stands for
For $1/22oz, you can't beat the classic golden notes of PBR!You drank PBR voluntarily? Brave soul!
Just goes to show that Vermont is indeed the smaller, more expensive Wisconsin.
Here is my PBR story. I am at Siebkens bar at Elkhart Lake Wisconsin (Road America) with the the son of the former owner of RA on one side of me, telling some really good stories, and on the side of me is a man who, as I figured out now, Peter Cunningham. Never mentioned his real name, called himself "Sanford" :lol:
Tom, the owners son, and Peter were in a PBR buying frenzy and I must have downed a dozen of those before staggering up to my hotel room. In the morning my head felt like the moon sat on it, and my tongue was painted with fungus.
As I type this, I am getting a sympathy headache, my body reminding me just how foolish I was.
I'm still not sure about the angle, IceBone (I'm not just not really seeing it), but the resulting border is a neat idea, indeed.
I might not be a commie. But I don't hate them. As for too red photos, I don't like it unless you regularily print with offsett with too much yellow. In my case, the local printing press is located in a hall which is not warmed or cooled according to outside temperature. As yellow is more fluid at lower temperatures than the other colors, you end up with more yellow in winter, and less yellow in summer.OK, red-haters, here's a nice blue one for you
jayjaya: Oy- I just bought my textbooks as well. Outch! It's expensive.
Thanks for the comments on the other photo. Here's one I took a bit earlier and it's probably my favorite. Should ring true especially for all those who know what PBR stands for