The desert, again

[Wilhelm Noeker]

I've been through the desert on a horse with no name
= Oh shit! Not enough beer! I had three, want seven more!

[Jon Gearhart]

Wilhelm Noeker wrote:
> I've been through the desert on a horse with no name
> = Oh shit! Not enough beer! I had three, want seven more!

Ooh, best news ever--thought I heard 'no mane' in there!

Thanks for the laugh, Wilhelm! Stealing your beer:

Who here thought he said 'no MANE'? Beer tent version?

Earth Jargon

[Earle Jones]

In article <jiqjke$q81$1...@solani.org>,

Wilhelm Noeker <wno...@t-online.de> wrote:

> I've been through the desert on a horse with no name
> = Oh shit! Not enough beer! I had three, want seven more!

*
Great anagram, Wilhelm!

Thanks,

earle
*

[Phil Carmody]

Wilhelm Noeker <wno...@t-online.de> writes:
> I've been through the desert on a horse with no name
> = Oh shit! Not enough beer! I had three, want seven more!

Laughs all round, here!

Phil (wanting to visit 21 different breweries in the next 7 days...)
--
> I'd argue that there is much evidence for the existence of a God.
Pics or it didn't happen.
-- Tom (/. uid 822)

[Jon Gearhart]

Phil

--
> I'd argue that there is much evidence for the existence of a God.
Pics or it didn't happen.
-- Tom (/. uid 822)

===================================================================

There are not any pictures of the Big Bang or Evolution~
so, unraveling, they can't be true either. Go obtain 'proof'.

Earth Jargon

[Jon Gearhart]

In case no one noticed, the first and third sentences in my message are
anagrams of Wilhelm's topic.

Earth Jargon

[Phil Carmody]

A very clever find - good one!

[Jon Gearhart]

Phil Carmody wrote:
> Jon Gearhart<earth...@earthlink.net> writes:
>> Phil
>> --
>>> I'd argue that there is much evidence for the existence of a God.
>> Pics or it didn't happen.
>> -- Tom (/. uid 822)
>> ===================================================================
>>
>> There are not any pictures of the Big Bang or Evolution~
>> so, unraveling, they can't be true either. Go obtain 'proof'.
>
> A very clever find - good one!
>
> Phil

Thanks. I had to juggle and discard a few until I found the right mix.

Earth Jargon

[Wilhelm Noeker]

Phil Carmody wrote:

> Wilhelm Noeker<wno...@t-online.de> writes:
>> I've been through the desert on a horse with no name
>> = Oh shit! Not enough beer! I had three, want seven more!
>
> Laughs all round, here!

Thanks!

> Phil (wanting to visit 21 different breweries in the next 7 days...)

Wilhelm (wondering if that is actually your upcoming schedule, or if it
is just your way to express enthusiasm)

[Wilhelm Noeker]

Jon Gearhart wrote:
> Jon Gearhart wrote:
>> Wilhelm Noeker wrote:
>>> I've been through the desert on a horse with no name
>>> = Oh shit! Not enough beer! I had three, want seven more!
>>
>> Ooh, best news ever--thought I heard 'no mane' in there!
>>
>> Thanks for the laugh, Wilhelm! Stealing your beer:
>>

>> Who here thought he said 'no MANE'? Beer tent version? ***

>>
>> Earth Jargon
>
> In case no one noticed, the first and third sentences in my message are
> anagrams of Wilhelm's topic.

First of all, thanks, and yes, I did. And I like the second one. I bet
that's how they sing that line in beer tents.

[Jon Gearhart]

Thanks Wilhelm, but I couldn't have done it without your beer.

Earth Jargon

[Phil Carmody]

That was the schedule. Alas one or two each day either weren't open or
were open but not brewing. However, we still visited plenty of lithuanian
breweries, and took home with us plenty of freshly made live beer.

Lithuanian farmhouse beer = hurrah - some fine ale in a tub!

Phil

[Lardy Girl]

Phil Carmody <thefatphi...@yahoo.co.uk> wrote:

> That was the schedule. Alas one or two each day either weren't open or
> were open but not brewing. However, we still visited plenty of lithuanian
> breweries, and took home with us plenty of freshly made live beer.

> Lithuanian farmhouse beer = hurrah - some fine ale in a tub!

But what kind of tub?

Lithuania's farmhouse beer = Our aim: Bathe us in fresh ale.



LG
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[Wilhelm Noeker]

Lardy Girl wrote:
> Phil Carmody<thefatphi...@yahoo.co.uk> wrote:
>
>> That was the schedule. Alas one or two each day either weren't open or
>> were open but not brewing. However, we still visited plenty of lithuanian
>> breweries, and took home with us plenty of freshly made live beer.
>
>> Lithuanian farmhouse beer = hurrah - some fine ale in a tub!
>
> But what kind of tub?
>
> Lithuania's farmhouse beer = Our aim: Bathe us in fresh ale.

That's so... wrong. But a great anagram.

It also reminded me of a story that I once heard about Louis XVI (?)
having installed three taps over his bathtub, for cold and hot water,
and for champagne. Unfortunately I don't remember any details, and I
don't seem to have the right keywords for Google to help me out here.

What I did find was a vacation ad for a luxury cottage in Kendenup,
Western Australia, where it says: "The bathroom features a sunken spa
with champagne on tap, literally champagne on tap! (This must be
preordered)." Preordered, so they can connect a fresh keg before you
check in, I guess.

[Jon Gearhart]

Bathing yourself in champagne? Just think where the bubbles would go... ;-)

A tip: A French gas in my bunghole!
Tingly arse. Foam? Heaping bunch!
Paralysing change in/of the bum

Earth Jargon