What beer are you drinking now? #4010

I think I have one more in me. Finally hammered enough, my teeth aren't hurting. Been supplementing with a little Vodka & Jager ( truth telling ) Trying to save my pain pills for when I really need them.



Social Project Rivers & Roads Hazy DIPA

 

How is the foot doing?

 

Foot is progressing well. Won't really know how it really is until I try actually go back to work. Trying not to rush that

 

I agree, Russ, to a point. If the Colorado fans don't back a one year flip from 1-11 to 5-2 (so far), that's on them.

 

Time heals all. Work is usually the test 4 sure. Hopefully you have some sick days/PTO or workers comp. accumulated to rehab a little on your own.

 

Holy wow, totally agree!! I'm not sure what to think about that story, it's like something out of a movie! What's up with all of those amazing guitars during the video? Those really caught my attention amidst the whackiness of that story! =

 

Cheers, LNBAs!

 

I honestly don't remember. What I do remember is: All the above + being the Master Jedi Resident Stirrer.

 

I was just randomly thinking about @Overlord earlier today, funny enough - Good memories!

 

He actually did. (I had to look that one up.)

Another Hendrix story relating to our previous church from (20) years ago. We had a new sound system installed from a local sound engineering place. We called on this firm for help since the room was such an odd shape and it required some sound design inegenuity. This particular company was owned by a guy named "Ralph" (I can't remember his last name for the life of me now.) Ralph was in his late 70's / early 80's at the time but was absolutely brilliant when it came to sound systems. When they were installing our sound system myself and a few other members of our band had the opportunity to spend some time chatting with Ralph. Come to find out, Ralph was one of the Sound Engineers at Woodstock and the stories he shared were captivating. He was hanging out / partying with Hendrix, Clapton, and alot of the other artists there. He and the sound team were responsible for clearing everything off the stage for the artists when the big rain set in. What really blew me away is that he ended up with one of Hendrix's guitar pedals (and still had it). I dunno, I thought that was pretty cool and he was one of the most interesting music conversations I've ever had. Besides his amazing knowledge, he actually lived it also. I could have listened to him talk for hours, such a fascinating guy! (Ralph's son confirmed his stories.)

 

Hamm's for the @miwestcoaster