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Parsnip Totin Jack

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Parsnip Totin Jack last won the day on November 30 2023

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About Parsnip Totin Jack

  • Birthday 05/01/1959

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    Firmly in the Old Dominion
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    cycling, hiking, delectable food preparation and consumption and a love of the blues.

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    Seven Axiom S and a Specialized AWOL

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  1. Been there on my bicycle tour of the Bourbon trail. We visited woodford, wild turkey, four roses, and makers mark.
  2. Frisbee then dinner, then more frisbee:
  3. I feel kind of disrespected; is that the type of troll we attract? The runners forum takeover of the Love Forum was more entertaining than some numbnuts selling potions. Reminds me of the Frank Zappa tune,
  4. If you can’t find a Ho you looking in the wrong places.
  5. Two minute mayo: one egg; Tablespoon lemon juice, teaspoon Dijon mustard, one clove garlic minced, one cup vegetable oil. Place ingredients into a wide mouth quart jar and use an immersion blender to emulsify. Ho made is better.
  6. Nobody else will converse with him.
  7. Only effective with Part A (Guinness) and Part B (Jameson).
  8. There are contractors here that use Australian Cattle dogs to harass the geese into moving on. It’s a good business here. Corporate campuses and golf courses use them a lot. Geese Police is the name of one.
  9. Bob Vila has some recommendations for goose repellent. The best for your high-rise situation are supersonic sounds of geese in distress, coyotes, or dogs barking. https://www.bobvila.com/articles/how-to-get-rid-of-geese/
  10. Nope, what they serve in Ireland is the 4% version. This is brewed for export; hence the Foreign Extra Stout in the name. Brewers tended to be regional and stay close to home as long shipping routes tended to spoil the beer or shorten its shelf life at the destination. Brewed with extra malt and hops, like the IPAs shipped to India, this has more alcohol and hops to retard spoilage. The practice helped make Guinness known around the world.
  11. I prefer the FES over the nitro stuff. More flavor and it’s the OG. Late 70’s and 80’s it’s what Guinness was. One woman tried a sip and said it tastes like tar. More for me then.
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