are you a former police officer ?   LOL

5 hours ago, Grandpadave52 said:

Since Indiana is closer than Colorado to Quebec, just send the donuts to me. I'll act as a forwarding agent to ensure they get to Stick

 

hmmmmmmmmmmmmmm...

On 10/27/2017 at 3:25 PM, Stick486 said:

glad ya made it Dan...

now where are the donuts???

 

Welcome to the fun. Forget the doughnuts!!!!!!!!!!!! Stick'll just hoard them. I'll settle for pie and Vanilla ice cream or at the very least...a Molson's Golden...or two or three or a dozen.

 

 

Bill

Edited October 28, 20178 yr by schnewj

31 minutes ago, schnewj said:

I'll settle for pie and Vanilla ice cream or at the very least.

 

what did you do w/ the last set up ya managed to finagle???

Apple season in my region, apple pie à la mode 

 

Molson Golden ??? we have Molson Export, but have not seen Golden.

25 minutes ago, Danman1957 said:

Apple season in my region, apple pie à la mode 

 

24 minutes ago, Danman1957 said:

Molson Golden ??? we have Molson Export, but have not seen Golden.

Molsons Ale used to be called Molson's Golden, ummm, 35 years ago! While my friends where drinking PBR, Bud, Strohs, and the rest of the shite beer, I sprung for the extra 10-15¢ a bottle for the Molson's. I cried when I left and moved to Louisiana and found out that I couldn't get it there. I would talk my parents into bootlegging as much as they could fit into the car when they would come to visit.

It' s been called Molson X (for export ) for as long as I've known about beer here in the Montreal region. It is still a top brand. The only other Molson label I know is Molson Canadian, also a top seller. The last few years we have been seing more and more American brands that are licenced to local breweries such as Molson and Labatt. These include Bud, Coors and a few others. They do have a higher alcohol content than the US versions.

9 hours ago, Danman1957 said:

It' s been called Molson X (for export ) for as long as I've known about beer here in the Montreal region. It is still a top brand. The only other Molson label I know is Molson Canadian, also a top seller. The last few years we have been seing more and more American brands that are licenced to local breweries such as Molson and Labatt. These include Bud, Coors and a few others. They do have a higher alcohol content than the US versions.

https://www.ratebeer.com/beer/molson-golden/247/

 

Golden may have been the original export ale. It was always smoother, had a heavier body, and less bitter then the normal "premium" beers. I never cared for LaBatt's or Carling's Black Label. I've always been more partial to premium lagers and heavier bodied dark beers. I've always hated the tastes of Bud, Miller, and the like...always bitter to me.

I have never seen this beer in Canada. Maybe it's for the US only. My favorites are Labatt's Blue or Heineken

Welcome to the forum Dan!!

Looking forward to hearing and seeing more pictures from your woodworking school.

Don't bother sending the donuts to Stick or Grandpa. Ohio is closer yet. Just send them to me. 

Thanks Larry,

 

The last time I was in Ohio was 37 yrs ago, I worked for NCR and was attending a training course in Dayton for 3 weeks.

I remember being looked at like I was from a different planet when I asked for fries with my KFC, LOL 

As for donuts, I might send a certificate to Stick for inviting me to join. I will have to find the nearest Duncan Donut in Vermont or New York state for there are no more in the Montreal area.

19 minutes ago, Danman1957 said:

Thanks Larry,

 

The last time I was in Ohio was 37 yrs ago, I worked for NCR and was attending a training course in Dayton for 3 weeks.

I remember being looked at like I was from a different planet when I asked for fries with my KFC, LOL 

As for donuts, I might send a certificate to Stick for inviting me to join. I will have to find the nearest Duncan Donut in Vermont or New York state for there are no more in the Montreal area.

...waste of money...he doesn't like Dunkin' Doughnuts! Spend the energy and concentration on that deep dish apple pie you still owe me...

5 minutes ago, schnewj said:

Spend the energy and concentration on that deep dish apple pie

 

get in line...

48 minutes ago, Danman1957 said:

I will have to find the nearest Duncan Donut in Vermont or New York state for there are no more in the Montreal area.

Thought you Canadians had the market on Tim Horton's? You holding out on us?

Still waiting on TH to open in Indianapolis...

There are some Tim Hortons in the USA but I'm not sure where. I can vouch for the quality, when we had Dunkin Donuts at every corner the quality was mediocre at best. Tim Hortons took this to a whole new level and I can honestly saw I enjoy everything I have had from them, but like any other large chain, the service can differ greatly from one location to another. Management is what makes the difference.

6 minutes ago, Danman1957 said:

There are some Tim Hortons in the USA but I'm not sure where. I can vouch for the quality, when we had Dunkin Donuts at every corner the quality was mediocre at best. Tim Hortons took this to a whole new level and I can honestly saw I enjoy everything I have had from them, but like any other large chain, the service can differ greatly from one location to another. Management is what makes the difference.

Looks like you'll have to travel a bit Dan to the closest Canadian location...seems @HARO50 has cornered them all close to him...that explains things

You can order on-line and have them shipped to both the States & Canada...just sayin...

Tim Horton's Canada

1 hour ago, Grandpadave52 said:

Thought you Canadians had the market on Tim Horton's? You holding out on us?

Still waiting on TH to open in Indianapolis...

You don't have a Tim Horton's in Indy?

We have one in our small town!!

Just send all of the Tim Horton free donuts coupons to me!!!! 

1 hour ago, Danman1957 said:

Thanks Larry,

 

The last time I was in Ohio was 37 yrs ago, I worked for NCR and was attending a training course in Dayton for 3 weeks.

I remember being looked at like I was from a different planet when I asked for fries with my KFC, LOL 

As for donuts, I might send a certificate to Stick for inviting me to join. I will have to find the nearest Duncan Donut in Vermont or New York state for there are no more in the Montreal area.

Don't worry about the fries with KFC. Not everyone in Ohio is like that.

I'm about 136 miles North of Dayton and it wouldn't be a problem at all where I'm at.

3 hours ago, Stick486 said:

 

get in line...

You mean the head of the line...stick to your doughnuts, which you always seem to get first dibs on. I switched to pie and ice cream, so if you want any of the pie, harness up to the dog team...but I guarantee you, that the your scenery isn't going to change for you anytime soon if you do.

Edited October 31, 20178 yr by schnewj