Just fore the fun of it:)

[BBSebens]

You do a damn nice job and I believe that is why everyone monitors this thread,

quite right you are.

[Sailor]

HMMMM, My first thought was mini paint roller actually.....

[Sailor]

I hope you've saved one of each of them there beers (Rasberry and Nut brown) to make a "peanut butter and jelly" as they call it at Garrison brewery. Mix them together and it truly does taste like a PB+J sandwich. Problem is you're commited to drinking two of them at once!

[Cogeniac]

I hope you've saved one of each of them there beers (Rasberry and Nut brown) to make a "peanut butter and jelly" as they call it at Garrison brewery. Mix them together and it truly does taste like a PB+J sandwich. Problem is you're commited to drinking two of them at once!

eeeeww! Not sure I'd much like that... (the PB&J part, not the two beers part...)

[Ryden]

I hope you've saved one of each of them there beers (Rasberry and Nut brown) to make a "peanut butter and jelly" as they call it at Garrison brewery. Mix them together and it truly does taste like a PB+J sandwich.

Problem is you're commited to drinking two of them at once!

I don't see the problem, do you honestly believe there are people out there who drink less than two beers?

[Ryden]

Wha-hat shall wedoo with a dru-hunken Saailooor
early intha mo-hornig-uh!
Feed him PJ-sammidge 'till he barfs in the bilges, fe-heed'm PJ sammys 'till 'e barfz in the bilges
Feed'm PJ sandwedge 'till he barfs in the bil-GEEEEEEES!
Hearly in the mourning

[BarnacleGrim]

I don't see the problem, do you honestly believe there are people out there who drink less than two beers?

Carl Michael Bellman, Fredmans Epistel #24

[Ryden]

Dubbelt öl ger gott humör;
enkelt öl jag aldrig smakar;

Så passande och vackert!

[Ryden]

Peter hurry back, we're getting out of hand here!
Sailor is mixing anything potable into these horrible Dagwood type drinks, Barnacle Grim is singing sexually explicit 18'th century songs and I am slowly going native.
I'm not sure what Congeniac is up to, but I don't like the sound of that snigger...
Drums in the deep. We cannot get out

[P.L.Lenihan]

Så passande och vackert!

Jag kunde inte instämma mer!


Cheers!


Peter

[P.L.Lenihan]

[QUOTE=chuckt;2847570]At first glance, I thought your multitool had a toilet paper blade.



Amazing and a lesson to me on being more careful nest time I post pictures.....you guys do not miss a trick!!

That's exactly what I thought too.

You too Jim?! Eagle eyes abound!!

But then I realized it couldn't be toilet paper beause the roll was too small for Peter and too big for Simon.

Excellent deduction Chuck and all good and proper too considering my not too tiny arse!


Cheers!


Peter, trying out this multiple quote and response feature............thanks Ryden!

[P.L.Lenihan]

HMMMM, My first thought was mini paint roller actually.....

Curious this business, Chuck,Jim, Eric and who knows how many other "see" or saw toilet paper but you, one of Canada's finest, sees a mini paint roller. Feeling guilty about not working on your canoe or is it about time you get back out to sea Daniel?

I hope you've saved one of each of them there beers (Rasberry and Nut brown) to make a "peanut butter and jelly" as they call it at Garrison brewery. Mix them together and it truly does taste like a PB+J sandwich. Problem is you're commited to drinking two of them at once!

To begin,let's be perfectly clear: I do not save beer. I may keep it in the cooler or store it in my belly very briefly but I do not save beer. As to the the second part of your post.....I hope you take this the right way Daniel.....I think it may be about time you find yourself a new group of drinking buddies! I mean, who the hell came up with that gem of a recipe discovery and why!?! Worst still, you've apparently tasted it too! My God man!! How deep and down in the dumps does one have to actually travel to ever,and I mean a lifetime here, absolutely ever, want to taste PB&J while sucking on a brewski ?!?! Ever since reading this recipe for disaster, I've been having me a bad case of the dry heaves! One thing is certain, if the day ever arrives where I find myself longing for a PB&J beer I hope there is an ambulance near by to either bring me back to the asylum or to the hospital as I may be pregnant!

But in closing and to at least end on a bright note, two beers has never been a problem......it's keeping it to no more than two beers which seperates the men from the fools and you know where I stand on that !


Cheers!


Peter

[knottyBuoyz]

I don't see the problem, do you honestly believe there are people out there who drink less than two beers?

I only drank one didn't I Peter? I know I'm odd like that. Sorry, I'll try to do better, honest.

[Eric D]

[QUOTE
To begin,let's be perfectly clear: I do not save beer. I may keep it in the cooler or store it in my belly very briefly but I do not save beer. As to the the second part of your post.....I hope you take this the right way Daniel.....I think it may be about time you find yourself a new group of drinking buddies! I mean, who the hell came up with that gem of a recipe discovery and why!?! Worst still, you've apparently tasted it too! My God man!! How deep and down in the dumps does one have to actually travel to ever,and I mean a lifetime here, absolutely ever, want to taste PB&J while sucking on a brewski ?!?! Ever since reading this recipe for disaster, I've been having me a bad case of the dry heaves! One thing is certain, if the day ever arrives where I find myself longing for a PB&J beer I hope there is an ambulance near by to either bring me back to the asylum or to the hospital as I may be pregnant! QUOTE]

that quite honestly is exactly what I was talking about when I say you my friend are one of the best, thanks for the laugh. Damn near put Pepsi on the monitor at work.

Cheers!

Oh, Ryden, how can I save those drunk smiling guys for other posts and places in my life??? Those could come in handy.

[David G]

Sailor,

Pay no attention to that ol' stick-in-the-mud. Beer is a delightful quaff in lots of various forms. But... keep something in mind... just between the two of us. He's Canadian! They are not known for their experimentation in matters of the palate. I mean... after all, how often do you hear or read the term "fine Canadian cuisine"? I mean REALLY? This, after all, is a man who... I don't know if he's admitted this in public or not, but it's time to set the record straight... he drinks... Port!!!!

Personally, I think your PB&J beerwich sounds quite interesting. But then our dear Peter would probably wince at my summertime beverage as well. One half spicy V-8 (or Clamato... or a mix of the two) and 1/2 frosty pilsner or pale ale.

[Ryden]

To begin,let's be perfectly clear: I do not save beer. I may keep it in the cooler or store it in my belly very briefly but I do not save beer.

Absolutely true, you never ever buy beer, you just rent it briefly before returning it at the point of sale (one way or the other...)

As to the the second part of your post.....I hope you take this the right way Daniel.....I think it may be about time you find yourself a new group of drinking buddies! I mean, who the hell came up with that gem of a recipe discovery and why!?! Worst still, you've apparently tasted it too! My God man!! How deep and down in the dumps does one have to actually travel to ever,and I mean a lifetime here, absolutely ever, want to taste PB&J while sucking on a brewski ?!?! Ever since reading this recipe for disaster, I've been having me a bad case of the dry heaves! One thing is certain, if the day ever arrives where I find myself longing for a PB&J beer I hope there is an ambulance near by to either bring me back to the asylum or to the hospital as I may be pregnant!

You ease my worried mind Peter, I had uncomfortable visions of you and Simon going on a PB-J beer bash and proclaiming this to be the ambrosia of all true wood butchers and a mandatory diet for the Lemmingwand congregation

But in closing and to at least end on a bright note, two beers has never been a problem......it's keeping it to no more than two beers which seperates the men from the fools and you know where I stand on that !

Your standing on my foot but as I had at least three it's inconsequencial

[ben2go]

I hope this is correct.

Je mange sandwiches à la banane et de la mayonnaise avec un grand verre de thé glacé sucré Louisiane.

[BarnacleGrim]

Barnacle Grim is singing sexually explicit 18'th century songs

If it's sex you want: (begins at 1:33)

Gleaming Nymph! Sparkling eyes!
Body floating on bolsters tall!

Innocent strength!
Come, let us worship,
by a slender but quenched candle,
the God of Dreams, our Morpheus.

Sorry, my poetic translation abilities are are about as good as Google Translate's understanding of the intricacies of 18th century Swedish.

Edit: This must be why the WBF is banned where respectable people go to work.

[Sailor]

Sailor,

Pay no attention to that ol' stick-in-the-mud. Beer is a delightful quaff in lots of various forms. But... keep something in mind... just between the two of us. He's Canadian! They are not known for their experimentation in matters of the palate. I mean... after all, how often do you hear or read the term "fine Canadian cuisine"? I mean REALLY? This, after all, is a man who... I don't know if he's admitted this in public or not, but it's time to set the record straight... he drinks... Port!!!!

Personally, I think your PB&J beerwich sounds quite interesting. But then our dear Peter would probably wince at my summertime beverage as well. One half spicy V-8 (or Clamato... or a mix of the two) and 1/2 frosty pilsner or pale ale.

While I appreciate the backup, I'm also Canadian. Yes I like to experiment in matters of the palate AND I LOVE port. I guess his experimentation is a bit more vanilla than mine.

[David G]

While I appreciate the backup, I'm also Canadian. Yes I like to experiment in matters of the palate AND I LOVE port. I guess his experimentation is a bit more vanilla than mine.

Yes, I know <G>

[Ron Williamson]

David
Do you call that V-8/Clamato beer drink a red-eye?
I've only seen two guys,commercial fishermen,drinking them.
Strong stomachs on those guys.
R

[David G]

Red eye would work. I simply call it beermato... which I made up because I couldn't bring myself to regularly say (right out loud) what the fellow I learned it from calls it.

[Cogeniac]

Jeez guys, I take a couple of days off to register for a big bike ride (yeah, two days of hitting the refresh key for 4 hours at a crack.. because some IT weenie couldn't make a system to register 7K people in 2 days...) and whammo! you are all drunk on PB&J beer and singing bawdy pirate songs about pukin' in da bilgeees... Yikes!! What is this forum coming to.. ??

Beer and tomato juice? Double eeeeeew! They make this stuff so you can drink it right out of the bottle (my wife tells me "it comes in a glass"), and now we're putting all sorts of nasty other stuff in it.. Maybe a little West 406 to add some body? yum!

Snickering in the background...(you crack me up..!!)

[David G]

Harrrammmphh... harrummph... harrumph! The sign of an enlightened mind is the willingness to forego judgment until evidence is compiled <G>

Give it a shot and see what you think.

[Ryden]

Give it a shot and see what you think.

[ben2go]

Sure beats the heck out of those cheapo 22L I am used to shooting.

[Ryden]

Don't belittle the 22LR, it has bagged a lot of game, even moose and grizzly!

[P.L.Lenihan]

I only drank one didn't I Peter? I know I'm odd like that. Sorry, I'll try to do better, honest.

Indeed you did Rick, but I'm more than willing to allow for the fact that not all wood butchers drink beer. To each his own vice and poison! It's the fun you have that counts and not what ya drink or toke!

Days are getting longer by the minute Rick.....exciting times looming over the horizon for you in your Blue Lagoon Bowshed!!


Cheers!


Peter

[Ryden]

Peter stay where you are!!! Don't move!
Something of epic proportions are about to happen!

[P.L.Lenihan]

I hope this is correct.

Je mange sandwiches à la banane et de la mayonnaise avec un grand verre de thé glacé sucré Louisiane.

I hope you understand this in the spirit it is offered;

T'est plus fou que tu pense si tu mange un melange comme ca!!! Oblie le the glace aussi...c'est la biere ou la guerre!!



Cheers!


Pierre

[Ryden]

What!? I tried yelling in capitals and everything and i PC'd my post
Oh well...
5

[Ryden]

and 4

[P.L.Lenihan]

Peter stay where you are!!! Don't move!
Something of epic proportions are about to happen!

Alright.I just got home, have booked a month off from work and so find myself posting at this very odd time, just before the gf gets home. Standing by.


Cheers!


Peter

[Ryden]

and 3

[Ryden]

and 2

[Ryden]

and 1

[Ryden]

0
Thats it! 150,000 views and it's MINE!!!
When I made my post about 22LR we where at 149,940 and I have single handedly made 60 vlews (anybody got a spare F5? Mine is kinda worn)
I just saw that the counter now read 150,016!!!
Congratulations Peter!

[BarnacleGrim]

An awful lot of nonsense coming from the Swedes on this thread lately

Edit: look at that, my 2,000th!

[P.L.Lenihan]

0
Thats it! 150'000 views and it's MINE!!!

I wasn't sure if I should go fetch a coffee, a cigar or some popcorn for this "epic proportions" event you spoke of . I'm relieved to have settled on a glass of Grand Marnier. Cheers dear Rydren for being part of the craziness which has oddly brought this foolish thread so far along. I am most surprised it ever made it so far considering the many far more interesting threads on this forum.

As the "owner" of the 150,000th post, ya wanna cap?


Cheers!


Peter

[Ryden]

An awful lot of nonsense coming from the Swedes on this thread lately

Edit: look at that, my 2,000th!

[P.L.Lenihan]

An awful lot of nonsense coming from the Swedes on this thread lately

Edit: look at that, my 2,000th!

Ah yes Barnaclegrim, another Northern brethren suffering through some mid winter madness. Thanks be, the powers that be, we have boats,projects and other distractons to keep us fueled until summer returns!!


Cheers!


Peter

[P.L.Lenihan]

Quit being so excitable, you of 127 posts, or we're all liable to hit the medicine hard to calm ourslves.

Cheers!

Peter


P.S. Your little animated creatures are a hoot Ryden. If only they could talk!!

[Ryden]

I wasn't sure if I should go fetch a coffee, a cigar or some popcorn for this "epic proportions" event you spoke of . I'm relieved to have settled on a glass of Grand Marnier. Cheers dear Rydren for being part of the craziness which has oddly brought this foolish thread so far along. I am most surprised it ever made it so far considering the many far more interesting threads on this forum.

You're kidding! You know the old chinese proverb "May you live in interesting times" I go for foolish anyday!

As the "owner" of the 150,000th post, ya wanna cap?

hapydancsmil.gif

[Ryden]

Quit being so excitable, you of 127 posts, or we're all liable to hit the medicine hard to calm ourslves.

And 76 of them are in here

I have to celebrate this with a tot of Admiral Rodney's Extra Old St Lucia Rum and stagger of to bed

[Ryden]

Alright.I just got home, have booked a month off from work and so find myself posting at this very odd time, just before the gf gets home.

I seem to have read this a few pages back

I am now getting dangerously close to being finished.

Is this why you have taken time off, the boat is getting more and more dangerously close to being finished and needs constant supervision?
Can we rely on a steady information flow from the bowshed aka St Simons Asylum for the Woodbutchering Insane?

[riversailor92]

Peter,
I would also like to offer my congratulations on 150,000+ views. This is by far the most entertaining thread to follow on the forum both because of the construction itself and the commentary from the various members. May the construction process stay strong, the photos and comments keep coming, and may you have an equally cool thread about your adventures aboard the finished vessel. By the way when are we all coming up for the inaugural grand dock-side gala event? Black tie I assume?

All the best,
- Cam

[P.L.Lenihan]

Is this why you have taken time off, the boat is getting more and more dangerously close to being finished and needs constant supervision?
Can we rely on a steady information flow from the bowshed aka St Simons Asylum for the Woodbutchering Insane?

Na, the boat is just the boat.The time off is due to my gf entering the hospital this coming week for surgery.I plan on being there 24/7 for the most important person in my life.Simon will just have to wing it on his own for a spell.

I'll still try to get the rest of the latest door pictures up when and if time presents itself.


Cheers!


Peter.


P.S. Does that crazy little spinning head mean "yes" for a hat?

[P.L.Lenihan]

This defamation of Canadian/Canadien cuisine has gone too far. If you're hungry just have some poutine and a beer, then go for some Timbits and a double double for dessert.

Spoken like a true Canadian,eh! So take that you naysayers of stuff north of your border..(yes,I'm talkin' ta ya Good Sir David G.!)


Cheers!


Peter

[P.L.Lenihan]

Peter,
I would also like to offer my congratulations on 150,000+ views. This is by far the most entertaining thread to follow on the forum both because of the construction itself and the commentary from the various members. May the construction process stay strong, the photos and comments keep coming, and may you have an equally cool thread about your adventures aboard the finished vessel. By the way when are we all coming up for the inaugural grand dock-side gala event? Black tie I assume?

All the best,
- Cam

Thank you for your kind words Cam and for following this craziness which this thread represents! The launch date is, of course, a complete mystery to me at the moment but I will post when I have a hard fixed date.Some time early summer,perhaps?

Anyone wishing to join the launching "event" is certainly welcome and please, come dressed for the weather and remember this is a "yard" not a club, thus little in the way of creature comforts for the fairer sex nor for anyone more accustomned to manicured lawns and waiters hovering nearby in the shade. Black ties also welcomed if that happens to be the name of a mixed drink



Cheers!


Peter

[Soundman67]

Congrats on the milestone Peter. Is that a record on this forum? maybe they should be sending you a hat?
I am all the way over here in Vancouver but I would love an excuse to come out that way. I havent been out there for almost a decade now. But if I cant be there I would surely like to send a bottle of port to celebrate with or to christen with. So keep up the great work.
Any pics of finished doors?