pnoon 06:04 PM 01-19-2011
hammondc 06:11 PM 01-19-2011
Ohhhhh....THAT is freaking rad.
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WildBlueSooner 06:20 PM 01-19-2011
I have not been that amazed in a while...or thirsty
:-)
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longknocker 06:29 PM 01-19-2011
Skywalker 06:53 PM 01-19-2011
Wonder how drunk you get if you sit on the dang thing???
Just sayin'!!!:-)
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pnoon 07:03 PM 01-19-2011
Originally Posted by Skywalker:
Wonder how drunk you get if you sit on the dang thing???
Just sayin'!!!:-)
:-)
A beer enema may be YOUR idea of fun.
Me? Not so much.
:-)
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GHC_Hambone 07:06 PM 01-19-2011
EricF 07:15 PM 01-19-2011
warren G. 08:33 PM 01-19-2011
pnoon 08:48 PM 01-19-2011
Originally Posted by T.G:
"Stadia"
"arenas great these"
I think you've had enough already young man...
:-):-):-)
What is the plural for stadium?
If referring to a classical stadium, i.e. a semi-circular running track then the plural is stadia.
If referring to a modern-day multi-event stadium, then the plural is stadiums.
Generally though both forms of the plural are acceptable.
:-)
"arenas great these"?
Busted. I meant . . . .
:-) . . . you KNOW what I meant.
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ChicagoWhiteSox 08:53 PM 01-19-2011
They should run real beer through the system. Is that snobbish?
:-)
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pnoon 09:26 PM 01-19-2011
Originally Posted by T.G:
"arenas great these"
I think you've had enough already young man...
:-):-):-)
O.K. wise guy. I've edited/fixed the first post and included the reason why.
:-)
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Originally Posted by pnoon:
What is the plural for stadium?
If referring to a classical stadium, i.e. a semi-circular running track then the plural is stadia.
If referring to a modern-day multi-event stadium, then the plural is stadiums.
Generally though both forms of the plural are acceptable.
:-)
"arenas great these"?
Busted. I meant . . . . :-) . . . you KNOW what I meant.
:-):-)
Originally Posted by ChicagoWhiteSox:
They should run real beer through the system. Is that snobbish?:-)
Take a look at the link I posted above for the manufacturer , according to them, you can run any beer through it.
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Originally Posted by pnoon:
O.K. wise guy. I've edited/fixed the first post and included the reason why.
:-)
That's get!
:-):-):-)
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kelmac07 09:50 PM 01-19-2011
Very cool...how the hell does it fill from the bottom, with no spillage??? Did David Copperfield invent this?
:-) :-) :-)
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Originally Posted by kelmac07:
Very cool...how the hell does it fill from the bottom, with no spillage??? Did David Copperfield invent this? :-) :-) :-)
Magnets. The bottom of the cup is made from two magnets. A ring that is attached to the plastic of the cup and the magnetic surface faces the vessel, and a "floor" that floats up when filling pressure is applied, then snaps back down to seal. The "floor" can be kept for use as a refrigerator magnet.
More info at the first link in my
post
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warren G. 10:16 PM 01-19-2011
Originally Posted by ChicagoWhiteSox:
They should run real beer through the system. Is that snobbish?:-)
Not at all
:-) I actually thought the same thing lol.
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LostAbbott 10:34 PM 01-19-2011
I think this video was taken at Quest field in Seattle, home of the "Do you have a Quarterback for us?" Seahawks.
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