Big Day On The Town
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Re: Big Day On The Town
Congratulations on remembering so many details the next day Joe.
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joechianti
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The "tour guide" was taking photos to post later on their web site. When those show up I'll either snag some or put up a link. I was too busy drinking to take any photos myself. At each stop I had a hour or so to drink my 4 half pints and my wife's 4 half pints, including standing in line to get them. I haven't worked that hard in a long time.RickBeer wrote:joechianti wrote:I could barely stand up by the end of the tour. The wife says I fell to the ground on the way back to the car afterwards. I'm glad I wasn't fully conscious to witness that.
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joechianti
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Funny. I think I can remember the name of the first place, where we ate lunch. I think it was Austin Beer Garden and Brewery.Brewbirds wrote:Congratulations on remembering so many details the next day Joe.
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Joe, I see you managed to type those posts in that condition with almost no typos! Good job. Sounds like you had a great time.
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LOL. I was surprised to see that, myself. I guess OCD never sleeps. I only missed one detail in all the excitememt. None of those beers all day were gluten free. So today my body is paying the price, especially my stomach. But it was worth it.Foothiller wrote:Joe, I see you managed to type those posts in that condition with almost no typos! Good job. Sounds like you had a great time.
