Personally I prefer the Iron City/Yuengling ticket, but since most of y'all have
never heard of either of those, I didn't campaign much. And since Captain
Morgan has announced he isn't running this year... what's the point? =)
I am interested in testing the 'floating can' thing though.
Also, if anyone has any DATES they'd like to include in the calendar, such as
big local shows, the Last Day of Plymouth (when is that?), the day you got your
car, etc., please email them to me and I will include them in the calendar.
-Dave
Scott H wrote:
> I think we have gone a little too far here. We are supposed to keep
> politics off the board. I can deal with the occasional Bush/Gore comments
> but now someone has the nerve to propose Miller Light for the calendar when
> everyone knows that Budweiser is the King of Beers. I am sure that others
> may have their own favorite choices as well. DAVE I am surprised you have
> allowed this to go on. If this continues we may end up with a beer posing
> without its label. ..GASP.
> Scott
>
> >From: John Bartell <jrbartell@xxxxxxx>
> >Reply-To: John Bartell <jrbartell@xxxxxxx>
> >To: L-FORWARDLOOK@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
> >Subject: [FWDLK] pickle pails and beer
> >Date: Mon, 20 Nov 2000 10:08:37 -0600
> >
> >Dave...
> > I vote for a photo of the pickle pail with the optional Miller Lite
> >can!
> >I am sure this was an oversight on the ballots, as many, if not most of us
> >have
> >one, if not both of these items in our shops! Also, last year there was a
> >centerfold of a bikini clad young lady in the calendar, (or was it a fwdlk
> >car
> >with the girl standing next to it?)...it seems only fair the pail and beer
> >can
> >appear on a page somewhere!
> >John in WI
> >ps: Here's an idea for a discussion...useful items for your shop that don't
> >cost
> >a fortune... pickle pails (tool boxes and drain oil containers) viscious
> >dog
> >from pound (for salesmen and unwanted religion solicitors) old t shirts
> >(grease
> >and polishing rags, and of course emergency bandages) Pringles tubes
> >(parts
> >storage or to drum on and annoy your dad) Coat hangers (reach anywhere
> >fetchit
> >tool) Kitchen funnel-your wife's newest one (oil, anti freeze, tranny
> >fluid,
> >water, etc...)I'm sure everyone has an idea to pass along!
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >"Allinson, Deane" wrote:
> >.The old 5 gallon pickle bucket is always a good choice.
> >Cheap, waterproof, has a nice handle, and has a smell that will cut through
> > grease. (FYI... Miller Lite cans will float while 95% of all others go
> >straight to the bottom).
>
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