Although I have attended some shooting events they used to sponsor,
their beer is not anything I'd choose.


Walt wrote:
Why not? I'd shoot at Coors cans as readily as any other beer cans.
What difference does it make?

Emptying the cans first is mildly unpleasant, and their logo is more
difficult to sight on than Bud.

DSK

Well Doug, that's pretty unAmercian. :-)

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"DSK" wrote in message
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Jonathan Ganz wrote:
You're trying to tell me you don't like Coors????

I'm not trying, I am telling you.... I do not like Coors.

Although I have attended some shooting events they used to sponsor,
their beer is not anything I'd choose.

DSK

DSK wrote:

Although I have attended some shooting events they used to sponsor,
their beer is not anything I'd choose.

Walt wrote:
Why not? I'd shoot at Coors cans as readily as any other beer cans.
What difference does it make?

Emptying the cans first is mildly unpleasant,

Well, if the method of emptying them involves ingesting the contents,
"mildly unpleasant" doesn't begin to describe it. But why bother
emptying them first? Shoot 'em as is, I say. If you're thirsty, drink
beer, not Coors.

and their logo is more difficult to sight on than Bud.

Too bad they don't make Ballantine any more. Now *that* was a good
target beer can.

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beer snobs are so funny...............and phony.


"Capt. Mooron" wrote in message
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"Peter Wiley" wrote in message

| If it's American beer I can well believe that. Real question is why
| anyone would bother.....

Point Taken! ;-)

CM

beer snobs are so funny...............and phony.

You should meet wine snobs.
Or high end audio snobs.
S/V Express 30 "Ringmaster"
"Trains are a winter sport"

Mooron calls Thunderbird a Bordeaux.


"SAIL LOCO" wrote in message
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beer snobs are so funny...............and phony.

You should meet wine snobs.
Or high end audio snobs.
S/V Express 30 "Ringmaster"
"Trains are a winter sport"

Nav

13 kts for 2hours; He was passing most POWER CRUISERS. In Nova Scotia
that is. Those Hammer head hull they build up there have trouble with 13
knts

OT

Capt. Mooron wrote:

"Nav" wrote in message
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| Capt. Mooron wrote:
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| | | As I suspected, the "13 knots average for 2 hours" in now
explained.
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| | Haven't you got a log to calibrate or something Nav?? ;-)
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| | No, mine is accurate to 0.1 knot. Is yours?
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| If mine was as accurate as yours... I'd be sailing 4 kts faster on
| Overproof. ;-)
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| Yes, an accurate sensitive log would help you trim your sails properly!
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Trim??? ... You need to trim?? :-P


Well, maybe not where you sail/race...

Cheers :-)

No... Strawberry Angel and Moody Blue are Bordeaux!

Classless, Clueless and Crass..... you wouldn't know good Goof if it snuck
up on you.

I find that Bright's Old Port 74 is a fine example of a well executed Porch
Climber!
You certainly can't beat 4 liters of a fine 10 day old Chardonnay boxed wine
for it's ability to have you awaken in a ditch with a mouth full of turf!

CM

"Scott Vernon" wrote in message
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| Mooron calls Thunderbird a Bordeaux.
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| "SAIL LOCO" wrote in message
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| beer snobs are so funny...............and phony.
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| You should meet wine snobs.
| Or high end audio snobs.
| S/V Express 30 "Ringmaster"
| "Trains are a winter sport"
|

I did pass a power boat last Saturday!

No Really!..... it was going along at a clip too! [yes!.. same
direction]

Okay so it was one of those camper style power boats with more windage than
engine power... but heck I flew right by! ;-)

CM

"Thom Stewart" wrote in message
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| Nav
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| 13 kts for 2hours; He was passing most POWER CRUISERS. In Nova Scotia
| that is. Those Hammer head hull they build up there have trouble with 13
| knts
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| OT
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