Here in Cali, building codes require water heaters and such to be anchored to the walls. It also recommended that you anchor book shelves, big TV's and anything else that is heavy that may fall over in a quake.
In the vending machine world, they all have stickers on them now warning of the dangers of shaking the machine when your potato chips didn't fall out of the corkscrew. Many have been injured by the machine falling on them.
I suppose there are worst ways to go.
My Dad would probably have some old Irish saying about how he at least had beer in the fridge or somethin like that.
I suppose there are worst ways to go.
My Dad would probably have some old Irish saying about how he at least had beer in the fridge or somethin like that.
That could be a song, in fact. Would it be blues or country? "I went to get a beer and the fridge fell on me and killed me." Bummer. It'd be kinda hard to rhyme the verses, though,at first thought.
Blues PW. Blues. With a slide...a beer bottle neck slide.
I'm thinking about it....I'm drawing a blank on the words. Total vacuum. I think I'm thinking about a car and some brakes and wheels instead. I'm drawing a blank. Got no words for that song...that's unusual....plus, I'm getting older. And more easily distracted by whatever.
I can't help but think there's more to the story... We'll never know unless someone here knows him personally and gets - as Paul Harvey used to say - the rest of the story.
Must be a single guy. I can't keep that much liquor... and she knows where I keep it.
must not have been that funny. I was just informed I don't even buy that liquor. Judging from the sour look I just got, my liquor cabinet may look like that soon. ha.
Out of the question with a non-functional pancreas. I know you're going to tell me about a friend who's diabetic and shoots a little more insulin then chugs a six pack - but he's a fool. WAY too high in carbs.
But even before diabetes, I just don't like the taste. I used to sip a little of the hard stuff but never cared for beer.
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