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I drink Heineken, Redhook Longhammer and Beck's but I "keep" a case of PBR in my refrigerator at all times for when friends stop by and try to hang out for a while.
I hide the Heinekn, Redhook and Beck's and wow, what do you know, I have enough beer for all of the parasites.
I also hide any available Jagermeister and pull out a cheap bottle of whiskey used for the same purposes of being a "decoy" bottle for everyone that casually stops by without bringing anything to drink.
I don't doubt that. I remember that you were French. Hence the crocodile has always had a crush on you.
I'm shipping you a box of high quality bottled spring water. No tap water. Drinking tap water is like a musketeer fighting with a stick. Totally bad.
That last shoe is proof as to why they should allow men to wear them.
Darling I am quite sure the Crocodile does not need permission from anyone to wear those shoes... A Croc does not care what others think surely ?!?
I am a big fan of Crocs,Alligators and Caymans, fascinating creatures all of them and I just watched a couple of documentaries with some guys diving with not only Crocs in the Okavango Delta but Saltwater Crocs near Darwin , Australia ( and these are the mean bad boys of the croc world making the average Great White look like Boy Scouts).
I think like Sharks they are grossly misunderstood and unfairly reviled creatures. So I shall try and resist the lure of the crocodile shoes and handbag. For now anyway...
If there was such a thing as stocking special treats for guests around here, one of us would have consumed them before the week was out. We try not to keep sodas and chips around for that reason.
Unexpected guests get water from the tap, or whatever is on hand. If we plan to have guests, we shop accordingly. But I never buy water unless it's for hurricane season.
Darling I am quite sure the Crocodile does not need permission from anyone to wear those shoes... A Croc does not care what others think surely ?!?
I am a big fan of Crocs,Alligators and Caymans, fascinating creatures all of them and I just watched a couple of documentaries with some guys diving with not only Crocs in the Okavango Delta but Saltwater Crocs near Darwin , Australia ( and these are the mean bad boys of the croc world making the average Great White look like Boy Scouts).
I think like Sharks they are grossly misunderstood and unfairly reviled creatures. So I shall try and resist the lure of the crocodile shoes and handbag. For now anyway...
Pappy let me do three things during the two month summer holidays every year - cow herding, tiger conservation and crocodile feeding.
I just remembered an incident me and the other boys fought for with the authorities, and brought the scripture (Matthew) concept of putting yourself in other people's places. And it reminds me of this thread where people feed crap to other people - dirty water, soda, snacks. Soda and snacks are fine, but tap water is unacceptable and all I can say is, "put yourself in their place and ask, do you wanna drink contaminated water?". They sell 5 huge spring water bottles, the bigger ones, for a dollar each. Pick up 5 and use for a week. It's 5 fricking bucks. FIVE. Two damn lattes.
Back to the crocs, people and kids were stoning them, and despite beefing up carekeepers and more helper boys, the violence did not abate. We started fining people and putting up signs like these. I was here when they erected these sign boards back in the day, about 15 years ago. This is the closest crocodile bank to home.
I cannot stand stupid people. Those who go to the zoos and hurl things at the animals, even if it's a carrot. Idiots, idiots, idiots!
I drink Heineken, Redhook Longhammer and Beck's but I "keep" a case of PBR in my refrigerator at all times for when friends stop by and try to hang out for a while.
I hide the Heinekn, Redhook and Beck's and wow, what do you know, I have enough beer for all of the parasites.
I also hide any available Jagermeister and pull out a cheap bottle of whiskey used for the same purposes of being a "decoy" bottle for everyone that casually stops by without bringing anything to drink.
My husband has a hierarchy of beer depending on the visitors. It usually goes by age: the sons/son in laws and any friends they bring by get whatever is left in the fridge from former visitors but they usually bring their own......
His close buddies get the speciality brews he picks up at a really neat local brew crafter...
We always have wine for the non-beer drinkers of which I'm one and frozen appetizers so they aren't readily available when my junk-food cravings hit!
Sorry you guys live where you can't drink the tap water. Here it is clear, pure, and fresh, straight from the aquifer. We have bottles that we refill from the tap for driving trips, and have Camelbaks we fill from the tap when we are out on the range.
We keep Bud light around the house, even though we don't drink beer, because most of our friends pull up and hang out for an hour or two at the shop or corral, and talking is thirsty work.
I have well water. A lot of times I will bottle up some because people want it to take some home.
My yankee city family will be coming in for Easter. I suspose I should buy some eggs although I have 25 hens. They wont eat my eggs because as they say "ick, they come out of a chickens butt".
Where do they think the eggs at the store come from? I would not buy eggs at the store for anyone if I had chickens.
I suppose they don't think milk comes from a cows teat either right?
Sorry you guys live where you can't drink the tap water. Here it is clear, pure, and fresh, straight from the aquifer. We have bottles that we refill from the tap for driving trips, and have Camelbaks we fill from the tap when we are out on the range.
We keep Bud light around the house, even though we don't drink beer, because most of our friends pull up and hang out for an hour or two at the shop or corral, and talking is thirsty work.
Granny, I need an electron microscope to show you the kind of germs which party inside the tap water you are drinking.
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A Croc does not care what others think surely ?!?
