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Nice. Such a shame you couldn't find a nice decent warm brown beer to go in it.ckaiserca wrote:
Uggg! I have no problem with brown beer or even stout that borders on black. However, beer should never be warm! Perhaps celler temperature, but never warm. And Czechvar (sold as Budvar in some areas of the world) is probably one of the finest Lager beers in the world. It's the beer that Budweiser wishes it could be.Citroen wrote: Nice. Such a shame you couldn't find a nice decent warm brown beer to go in it.
I have three marathon mugs.
Forget the beer, brown or otherwise. That's the quote of the day for me.ckaiserca wrote: I'll have more Marathon Mugs someday. But this is my first, so it's kind of special.
Congratulations!!!
Thanks! And yes, those are the cutouts from the seat pad. I find that sometimes I have to use them as an extra cushion when I row, so I keep them handy for hot spots.Mr. Wu wrote:
Congratulations!!!
Are those the cut-outs from the seat pad that I see on the bookshelf? Are you keeping them for some reason?
Extra cushioning, that makes sense. I'd better find my cut-outs sometime for my marathon attempt. They are probably under the couch. Of course, living with two cats, I can never expect them to be stacked neatly somewhere like yours.ckaiserca wrote: Thanks! And yes, those are the cutouts from the seat pad. I find that sometimes I have to use them as an extra cushion when I row, so I keep them handy for hot spots.
Now, that IS a detailed picture analysisMr. Wu wrote:...
Are those the cut-outs from the seat pad that I see on the bookshelf? Are you keeping them for some reason?