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susie

Well not really, but while I was out I picked up a case of Yeungling. Don't know when I will be back in Arkansas which is the only source in the area.

Had to dip south to take care of a few things. Grabbed milk, steak and spuds as well. Still no TP on shelves.

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  • toad67
    Did that last night.. Really my only excuse to get out, other than going to the hardware store for misc supplies for the downstairs paint/upgrade..
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  • Grasshopper
      Don't think that is in Illinois/ Might have to see where I can get it if you can recommend it. I don't like chocolate beer, peppermint beer or that kind of stuff. Can you compare it to something?
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  • drobs
    Reading about all these little border wars going on in other states over toilet paper and canned peaches, I was hesitant to go to Arkansas last week.  Picked up a Ruger PCC 9mm carbine at an Arkansas GS. Then went for a scenic drive to self isolate.

    Actually got quite a number of waves from Arkansas drivers. I think it's because I drive a enthusiast's vehicle. The front of it sticks out in a crowd. 
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  • AdamsQuailHunter
    Susie - I am hijacking your post.  Grasshopper - D. G. Yuengling & Son Inc. in Pottsville PA - advertises themselves as America's oldest beer brewery - 1829.  I prefer the Black & Tan (amber Porter) as #2 choice behind Cerveza Modelo Negra (actually a Munich Dunkel style amber lager) as #1.  In a pinch - if you can find it - Monte Carlo - Bock - NOT the American adjunct lager stuff is 'passible'.  All of them work well in the crock-pot in place of beef broth and in my hushpuppies - and in the cook too.
    Best Regards - AQH
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  • Grasshopper
      Advised by my son not in Illinois, will get some though and give it a try. Modelo, yes, like that. Thank you sir and wish you/ yours the best as always.
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