Kirk posted:Getting closer . . . . .
A lot of effort put into a child's toy, or rather what used to be a child's toy.
that's so awesome
Ribtor posted:Kirk posted:Getting closer . . . . .
A lot of effort put into a child's toy, or rather what used to be a child's toy.
Its never done until its overdone!
TOS posted:this one's for mmav
That'd be awesome if it were real. I'd try that, with a parachute of course.
Kirk posted:TOS posted:this one's for mmav
That'd be awesome if it were real. I'd try that, with a parachute of course.
I wouldn't, unless I could get a parachute for my bike too.
TOS posted:this one's for mmav
They should have cut the video a bit cleaner. Nice effect, though.
Budweiser? Either at an American tour venue or Bud was considered an exotic import.
user posted:Budweiser? Either at an American tour venue or Bud was considered an exotic import.
Beer snobbery was not a factor in the 60s.
Pariah posted:user posted:Budweiser? Either at an American tour venue or Bud was considered an exotic import.
Beer snobbery was not a factor in the 60s.
Not in the US, maybe, but Hendrix was in the UK. I wasn't alive in the 60's, and I couldn't drink until the 80's, but, Europe had way better beer than what you found in the US. I hated beer until I visited Europe.
Kirk posted:
Really? It took this long for the prize money to come through? Thats crazy!
Pariah posted:user posted:Budweiser? Either at an American tour venue or Bud was considered an exotic import.
Beer snobbery was not a factor in the 60s.
Not in the USA, it wasn't (at least to anyone unfamiliar with german, belgian, Czech or UK beer)
Then again, calling bud pisswater isn't anything close to snobbery.
(The photo is backstage at the Monterey Pop festival)
i don't imagine there was much selection in the us back then
There was Schlitz ...
and good ol' pbr, right?
And Coors
Blatz!
Falstaff
TOS posted:posted before, i think, but just gotta do it again
I ruptured an ear drum doing that.
StaticAge posted:Pariah posted:user posted:Budweiser? Either at an American tour venue or Bud was considered an exotic import.
Beer snobbery was not a factor in the 60s.
Not in the US, maybe, but Hendrix was in the UK. I wasn't alive in the 60's, and I couldn't drink until the 80's, but, Europe had way better beer than what you found in the US. I hated beer until I visited Europe.
I suspect that pic is from an American venue.
I have tasted a lot og German brews I liked but every brew I have been given as an example of what they drink in the UK tasted like absolute ass to me. I would rather drink my own human waste than a warm pint of black Guinness.
