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great deal -GLWS

it's a bartender helper for an instant bloody Mary /Ceasar or the Virgins at home , 1 secret ingredient ------Salt - so instead of taking a glass and put lemon juice around the rim , then dipping it in salt and peppers , this blend gives you the salt 310 mg per 1/4 ounce and a specific pepper mix - but gone is the Worcestershire or the tabasco , or aged cayenne http://demitris.com/Products/Bloody-Mary http://demitris.com/Classic-Recipe

downright the same here ------

I thought you may have liked to see this -here is a picture of an enclosed khorn ------with the panels painted black --it cleans up the sides and rear end of a khorn ------

it's always good to have extras ---order a yard more than you need -

and 0 vaccine

Dave A-------MAHL tweeter and horn uses the same tweeter which is shown with the best reviews by most on this forum , it is the best available as we speak , it is machined -

the AA is the best -----

hot gun glue , and a lot of staples work best - even a hot soldering iron to melt the ends of the nylon fabric

well , whether Wendell or Duracrest , these 2 vendors have a lot of choices ,

How’s Bob Crites’s grill cloth? same as Wendell or Duracrest - same product - same manufacturer

pm skelt he has you covered

PM SKELT ---------IF YOU DONT BUY IT - i WILL

outdoors , yes , no doubt , but are you saying that Redwood it is no good for indoors

Ketchup and mayo , tomatoes , what a perfect blend -

but , we blame a foreign Country for spreading the virus ----how can we be credible -

they all think a miracle vaccine is the answer , but that could be a year or 2 away

I remember the story of this bus driver ---------who was caughed on , by someone who boarded his bus , whiile not wearing a mask -and the same situation has not changed in months -

If your name is on the building, you're rich; if your name is on your desk, you're middle-class; if your name is on your shirt, you're poor.

A local charity had never received a donation from the town's banker, so the director made a phone call. "Our records show you make $500,000 a year, yet you haven't given a penny to charity," the director began. "Wouldn't you like to help the community?" The banker replied, "Did your research show that my mother is ill, with extremely expensive medical bills?" "Um, no," mumbled the director. "Or that my brother is blind and unemployed? Or that my sister's husband died, leaving her broke with four kids?" "I … I … I had no idea." "So," said the banker, "if I don't give them any money, why would I give any to you?"

In San Diego to work with military linguists, my colleague and I checked into a hotel and ordered a 5 a.m. wake-up call. The next morning, the phone didn’t ring until 5:30. “You were supposed to call us at 5 a.m.!” I admonished the desk clerk on the other end of the line. “What if I had to close a ­million-dollar contract this morning? Your oversight would have cost me the deal!” “Sir,” he said calmly, “if you had to close that type of deal, I doubt you’d be staying in this type of hotel.”

A customer walked into the post office wanting to mail a package. “Two-day shipping will cost $12.95 to get it there by Friday,” my coworker Billy told her. The customer, clearly looking to save a few bucks, said, “The package doesn’t have to get there till Saturday. Is there any way to make that happen?” Billy nodded. “Sure. You can bring it back tomorrow.”

they're also really good in salads , or dried in olive oil or even fried ------