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the diesel

 

Water is cheaper and tastes better.

 

Copper kettle brewing here in Denver. Picked it up on a whim. Lately I've been on a kick for any pepper, barrel, or cask aged beers. This is one of the better ones I've had.

 

I'll be bringing Yuengling for the left coast guys...

 

Treat yourself once in awhile!

Honestly, I'm looking forward to some grilled pork roll more than lager.

 

Nice....I'll have to find it here by me and give it a shot.

 

Damn. I love less than 60 miles from that sign...

 

Taking over for @BeerSnap ?

 

Ahh. Gotcha.

 

Dingle.

 

Ozymandius apparently has a client who grows a lot of them. Dunno why they'd need bird protection, though.

 

PA Farm vehicles aren't required to have a registration, so no license plate. FARM is probably to keep him from getting pulled over for no tags. I believe he's supposed to have the town he's based in written on the side of the truck.

http://www.dmv.pa.gov/VEHICLE-SERVI...-Registration-and-Exemption.aspx#.VzCyatIrLq4

Maine does something similar.

 

Snorkel + glass = seks

 

Should have a farm truck registration,some where,when i used to run one,it was a yellow sticker on the drivers door,with a hole punch on the current year. Probabely changed the way they do now.

 

Dunno. Never registered a vehicle in PA, lol. According to the website though you can get a two year exemption from registration and inspection; you just have to keep the certificate in the truck.

In Maine you still have to register it, but it doesn't have to be inspected. And then you have to write the name of the town on the side of the truck because you're limited to (I think) a 25 mile radius of the town it's registered in.