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Boys: Just got back from Fla. (Visiting my brother
for 4 days)Temp 80`s & sunny.Home TD:had to
shovel 5" of snow! :shrug: But having "fun" now!:00x1 #6
 
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Gentlemen:Was at Ft.Myers:Brother lives @ Pine
Lake(North Ft Myers). Played golf&Visited@ the
"Pub" in his complex afterwards. Great Time.
However,one thing I noticed:As most of the people there are from up North: one of their
favorite pasttimes is watching the weather channel
& commenting&"Gloating"on the "Nasty Weather"
up North. #8 & doing :00hour :00hour
 
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just popped #8 :00hour Jack when you said Mickey's I thought you were talking about Michelob? :shrug:

Used to be a place in town where I would stop and get a Veal Parm sub and a quart of Malt. Good old days!!
 
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Morris said:
just popped #8 :00hour Jack when you said Mickey's I thought you were talking about Michelob? :shrug:

Used to be a place in town where I would stop and get a Veal Parm sub and a quart of Malt. Good old days!!
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nope, i don't care for michelob. been drinking mickeys since hector was a pup.

higher alc % and the big drinking spout is the attraction.
 
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AR182 said:
who's hector ?....:shrug:
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i don't know, my aunt and dad used to say it all the time. i just googled it.

:142smilie

It's all but certain that the phrase "since Hector was a pup" refers to the Hector of mythology, although it's officially classed as "American; origin uncertain." One source says that the expression might have become popularized in the 1920s when a lot of boys studied Greek and had dogs named Hector, but it's more likely that the expression is older, and that both it and the dog-naming fad relate to the story told by Euripides: Hector's mother, Hecuba, got turned into a dog for killing the murderer of her older son, Polydorus, so Hector by extension was a dog's son--a pup. Perhaps the original S.O.B.?
 
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Finally I can post in this thread. I've been experimenting for 1 hour trying to make the perfect Amerreto stone sour (of course tasting every one I;ve made) And I either finally got the right mix or I"M TOO DRUNK TO KNOW THE DIFFERENCE. :00hour

By the way I hit the indy game and the mon. night game :00hour :00hour
 
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mickeys #6

then i'm hitting the vodka :scared
 
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