What beer are you drinking now? #3410

Pics are 5 by 5 here Larry...

 

Ive had two removed like that due to night grinding. All I wanted was to get them out. Best of luck

 

Bob is from a time & place where I know he gets it. Alot of them, mere platitudes that's all

 

I see it

 

Eventually all mine will be gone. Tried 2 or 3 different mouth guards, drowned in my drool, couldn't sleep

 

Early years[edit]
Seger was born at Henry Ford Hospital in Detroit, Michigan,[7] the son of Charlotte and Stewart Seger. At age five, he moved with his family to Ann Arbor. He had an older brother, George.[8]

Seger's father, a medical technician for the Ford Motor Company, played several instruments and Seger was exposed to music from an early age.[8][dead link] Seger was also exposed to frequent arguments between his parents that disturbed the neighborhood at night.[8] In 1956, when Seger was 10 years old, his father abandoned the family and moved to California.[8] The remaining family soon lost their comfortable middle-class status and struggled financially.[8]

@Rollmeaway2loadout. Having your old man run off at age 10 doesn't seem like Bob had a silver spoon in his mouth....

 

Nice, I get a little Carlos & Steely Dan, super upbeat!

 

Not sure about other states but 165° is the Health Dept standard here in RI.
I do meatloaf on the current menu and when cooked properly the inside can still have a pinkish hue. All that said that temp is certainly safe for the home cook. And you are right ground beef can be terrible. The e coli is very present in alot of cheap beef. The underpart of the hide is usually included in a percentage of the ground meat. This can easily be injected by stool from the animal. I know sounds disgusting, but its quite common if youre buying cheap ground beef from bargain stores or frozen hamburgers.
So @barneyrubble 100% you should have your meat ground or do it yourself if you can, but most people wont. Price is always an indication as well. You get what you pay for. Get a reputable grocer or butcher- which is a fading art.

 

Yep. Nothing about his music suggested that to me at all.

 

I think it was my last one I didnt see but no worries...thanks man

 

Thanks man - I appreciate the listen. I have definitely been influenced by both artists! Cheers!

 

When I heard Jailhouse Rock I had new respect for them. It really got me thinking about song choices. I've never written anything, but everyone that has written a song has heard other songs (and likely played them) and I never appreciated that such a top act would play anything they didn't write. I was pretty young then and expected my favorite bands to play the songs they were known for. I learned to appreciate the random nuggets of respect an artist could show to other artists, just by playing a few notes of a tune as a surprise.

 

Holy crap me as well. Ive lost two already like that and its 10 grand to do all the work so right now Im letting the almonds get stuck in the spaces and I dont give a shit. Just getting rid of the pain from those cracked teeth was a major relief.

 

I always request my Burger rare or what ever temp they can serve it without going to jail/get fined. I don't eat in places where I suspect issues,but get it can happen anywhere. Meanwhile in Germany I was eating raw pork rolls with onions at Gas Station ( damn tasty ) because I trusted their systems.

 

HUGE ARKER

 

A little Larry Carlton as well

 

Imagine my surprise when, some 30+ years later, I discovered that "Thunderbird" was a cover of a jingle for the infamous cheap wine!

 

Dude, I have had my share of teeth problems. All I can say they all worked out so do not get upset.

You are now entering into the age of reading glasses. Not a bad thing though. But it still sucks.

OK, I am done tormenting you. Your posts are awesome and I look forward to seeing more.

 

Luckily I sleep with a Dental Hygienist ( for damn near 40 years ) and I know she will steer me right as much as she can

 

Bell's Best Brown Ale. Cheers!