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National Compliment Day...and
Today is National Compliment Day. I think this is a wonderful idea. I'll start if off by offering a compliment to Joel Sydney Kelly. JSK, you are the master of the photoshop. I admire your ability to find the "just right" photos to use and please keep them coming.
Second and, certainly, not by much is National Beer Can Day. Here's a little history:
Beer Can Appreciation Day recognizes the great day in 1935 when beer was first sold in cans. Credit for the first beverage can goes to the Krueger Brewing Company of Richmond, Virginia. Made of steel and weighing in at almost 4 ounces, these hefty canisters opened with a church key. The first beer produced in a can goes to Krueger Brewing Company of Richmond, Virgina but it was American Can Company that made canning drinkable beer possible. Krueger’s took the risk with American Can Company just weeks before the repeal of Prohibition.
Weighing in at 4 ounces, the hefty steel cans opened with a church key. Loyal Krueger’s drinkers favored the can over the bottle 9-1.
- 1935 -Cone-Top – G. Heilemann Brewing Company – La Crosse, WI – Introduces cone-top cans which fit existing bottling lines convenient for small brewers with small budgets.
Third, and a little further behind that National Beer Can Day is National Peanut butter day. To GWC I offer the sincerest compliment I can. Good work GW, my life is better because of your work. Thanks for keeping choppin' until you came up with a winner.
Any compliments you want to put out there? Any beer can stories, like crushing a steel beer can. I'm a little afraid to ask for peanut butter stories, but go ahead if you have some.
Comments
@donm You do an excellent job with the National Day posts
thank you. You are a wonderfully prompt poster.
@donm
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Thanks, @donm . I enjoy the diversion from my "regular" job. I'm lucky to have this forum to post my "cartoons."
I like these posts as well! Nice job, @donm
You're so unique, and your opinions are always right and valued, @WCDawg
Use this one again on National Sarcasm Day
I'm a little confused why no one has "bitten' on the peanut butter part of the post. Also a little "crushed" that no one has offered on the historical drama of the metal been can.
Yo @donm bro, these threads are my favorite and I look forward to them each morning/afternoon when I get to them
Beer can stories... I have a few. The first one that comes to mind is from my younger days. I have watched to many movies to think this was a good idea. A buddy and me were working on his old truck and wanted to pour some gas down the carb to try and get it running. We had no gas to use and I didn’t want to head to the gas station for a little bit of gas, but there was a old farm truck with good gas in it. We cut the top off a beer can out his dad’s shop and a portion of a water hose. I shoved the hose down into the fuel tank and went to syphon gas from the fuel tank into the beer can. I got two or three drops of gas in the beer can, a ton in my nose, shirt was soaked, some on the manhood (which burned like.... the dickens) and some on the floor. The headache was awful and the boys apparently recovered because I got two kids now. The headache was rough, but we had a good laugh
Bros and broettes is there anything better than PB? Sure there are better things to eat, but it is always a go too for me. Even when I don’t want a PB&J sandwich, I will make one and always leave satisfied.
This reminds me of a story. I am in to 80’s 4x4s. I once went to look at a Jeep J10 truck. Same issue. Needed gas and the fguy who owned it said he couldnt be there and to just talk to his dad. So we get there about 6 and “dad” is about a 6 pack deep already. He puts some gas in a beer can so he drip a little in the airbox to get it started, which I knew would cause a backfire. So he pours a little in there and tells the guy Im with to turn the key. Almost starts but not quite so he pours another little bit in and repeat the same until it fires and sure enough fire jumps out of the engine. Real fire. We put it out before anything really hppens but “Dad” is frazzled and needs a drink of his beer. I dont know how much gasoline got in his mouth before he realized he had turned up the wrong beer can, but he spit and gagged and coughed for 5 minutes. We left and laughed our asses off all the way to the interstate.
Hahahahaha that made my day.
@donm Official day to compliment a rival? Okay, here’s something! I just love hearing the words of wisdom each year in Jacksonville from those Florida players. They have some real geniuses! Particularly when they’re breaking down what Georgia can (or cannot?) do well. Hope that they one day all become DB coaches, and/or DC’s there at Florida. Hahahahahaha!!!
Oh? Simple. Sometimes you feel like a nut, and sometimes you don't.
My compliments to you for bringing this to our attention!
Not all remember when beer cans had to be opened by a "church key", and I'll say that "Pop Tops" were my first in the early seventies.
And even though I don't like peanut butter, my wife was aware of the national day and had some on crackers.....
A good day all around!
@donm, you have nice hair.
Here’s a compliment to pass on: “You don’t sweat much for a fat girl”.
That will make her day.
I prefer beer from a bottle and feel that this proclamation takes away from other special days by being the one too many special day.