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The Adult Evening Beverage

Sit back and talk with friends. Same rules as before. Rule #1-Relax with friends on the front or back porch.
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Re: The Adult Evening Beverage

Post by PT7 » Mon Sep 26, 2016 12:24 am

A couple of weeks ago we took in a movie as a birthday present for my wife....of course, her choice. I was hoping for "Sully," but we did see an excellent movie (another true story), called "Greater." I still plan to see Hanks' performance...I've read that Sullenberger was very satisfied with the performance Hanks gave.

JCN wrote:Nice long day of shooting today followed by movies with my wife. I recommend going to watch Sully by the way. Really well done.

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Re: The Adult Evening Beverage

Post by Catherine » Mon Sep 26, 2016 12:31 am

JCN wrote:Nice long day of shooting today followed by movies with my wife. I recommend going to watch Sully by the way. Really well done.
I want to see that movie, Sully, when it comes out on DVD. Thanks for the tip!

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Post by JCN » Mon Sep 26, 2016 12:54 am

I really did enjoy the movie. Wasn't sure how to make a full movie about a 2 minute event that I already knew the outcome of. It was still very suspenseful!
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Re: The Adult Evening Beverage

Post by RanchRoper » Sat Oct 01, 2016 10:17 pm

Cool evening here. Just having tea and watching a movie at home. Look forward to my weekly Sunday morning ride in the hills.

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Re: The Adult Evening Beverage

Post by RanchRoper » Sun Oct 02, 2016 6:57 pm

Great day here. Frosty morning for a ride on Badger. Just checking some cows. Tea time soon and relax this evening watching new HBO series Westworld.
Tomorrow off to the city to pick up my new revolver!

Ps...just watching Gunslingers on AHC and a commercial for Henry Repeating Arms came on. Cool!

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Post by Deadwood Dutch » Sun Oct 02, 2016 8:40 pm

Going to watch some Sunday night football and have a Bud Light. I bought a case of these ten ounce cans. Seven ounce bottles were just not enough every time and the twelve ounce can is a bit too much sometimes, but the ten ounce can is just right! :D I hope everyone had a pleasant weekend.

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Post by JCN » Sun Oct 02, 2016 10:25 pm

Enjoying a Yuengling tonight since I can't get it back home on the west coast!
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Post by RanchRoper » Mon Oct 03, 2016 9:05 pm

Great day, sunny and warm. Photos of my new revolver in the handgun thread! It's about time, now I can shut up about it and start shooting it! :lol:

Just put the kettle on for evening tea, and life is good! 8-)

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Re: The Adult Evening Beverage

Post by RanchRoper » Fri Oct 07, 2016 10:46 pm

Looks like a wintery mix for the weekend, snow, rain, and below freezing at night. We have the woodstove on tonight, and the kettle is on for tea. House is pretty darn cozy for a crappy night outside. But we are lucky & thankful that we don't have to deal with what our southeast US neighbors are facing. Stay safe folks.

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Post by Deadwood Dutch » Fri Oct 07, 2016 11:20 pm

Bud Light and the Giants/Cubs game tonight. No score in the 8th inning, for now. Rain coming in tonight.

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Re: The Adult Evening Beverage

Post by PT7 » Sat Oct 08, 2016 12:09 am

Was sipping a Coke as I watched the Cubbies bring in a run with the Baez' homer, bottom of 8th.
Game just ended with Cubs 1 - Giants 0.

Wow, watching Cubbies closer Aroldis Chapman pitch a scoreless ninth throwing those 102-mph pitches was neat!!
Had to be careful when I blinked. ;)
A good game.

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Post by RanchRoper » Sun Oct 09, 2016 7:20 pm

Monday is Canadian Thanksgiving, so we are having our big turkey supper tonight. Then leftovers tomorrow fried up, turkey sandwiches Tuesday, and turkey soup with whatever is left! Just finished feeding horses, and getting ready to chow down myself. Woodstove is on, so let it snow. Tea later and watch the US debate.

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Re: The Adult Evening Beverage

Post by JCN » Sun Oct 09, 2016 7:59 pm

Happy Canadian Thanksgiving! I always forget when that is.....

Tonight's adult beverage is sparkling water. Still on a diet....
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Re: The Adult Evening Beverage

Post by daytime dave » Tue Oct 11, 2016 8:29 pm

About to have a Canadian Whiskey and water. Catching up on the forum before that.

I hope everyone had a good day.
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Post by daytime dave » Sun Oct 16, 2016 8:41 pm

A long day. I'm trying something that I don't normally have. I found a can of diet cola. I took the whiskey I use for Manhattans and I'm having a whiskey and coke. I wouldn't waste good Jack on coke, but the fodder I make a Manhatten with I would. It's not bad.

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Re: The Adult Evening Beverage

Post by RanchRoper » Mon Oct 17, 2016 7:08 pm

Bought some 45 Colt ammo on sale today. :)
Tea time soon.

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Re: The Adult Evening Beverage

Post by Alnamvet68 » Mon Oct 17, 2016 7:29 pm

Hudson Baby Bourbon on the rocks with a spritz of lime juice for me at the moment.

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Post by daytime dave » Mon Oct 17, 2016 8:23 pm

That sounds nice. A downstate product I'm not familiar with. It looks good on the internet
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Post by Alnamvet68 » Tue Oct 18, 2016 10:08 am

daytime dave wrote:That sounds nice. A downstate product I'm not familiar with. It looks good on the internet
You must be way up north in NY...as a city boy, anything north of Westchester County is upstate; oh, and a New York distilled bourbon drives many of the purists absolutely senseless. :D

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Post by Deadwood Dutch » Fri Oct 21, 2016 9:23 pm

No baseball tonight, just a Bud Light and some reading material. I really don't read as much as I used to since I purchased this IPad, so today I went to the Franklin County Library used book sale that they have once a year to raise money for the library. You really can't go wrong for $2.00 for hardcover and 25 cents for the paperbacks. The two hardcover books looked like new. Larry McMurtry has always been one of my favorite western authors and received the Pulitzer Prize for "Lonesome Dove." And, the life and times of George Armstrong Custer has always been one of my favorite topics. "Son of the Morning Star" by Evan Connell was a classic in itself and is mentioned in this book that I bought today by McMurtry. The former was a book I found hard to put down. They both begin with his early life and conclude at the battle of the Little Bighorn River. But, I am half way through this new book and, as usual, it is McMurtry at his best. 173 pages of photos and text. As I have varied interests I also purchased the book about the sinking of the cruiser U.S.S. Indianapolis by torpedos in World War II in the South Pacific by a Japanese submarine. 300 men died upon impact, close to 900 more were cast into the Pacific where they remained, undetected by the Navy, for nearly five days. By the time they were rescued, accidently, there were only 321 left alive. 4 more would die in a military hospital. Most died from hypothermia and sharks. I had read excerpts of this but never the complete book. And of course, what's a winter evening by the fireplace without a good western novel. "Appaloosa" by Robert B. Parker, a N. Y. Times Bestseller, which was made into the movie, looks to be just the good western novel that I enjoy and has outstanding reviews. Good reading material for $4.25. Image
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