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Some of them are part of my personal growth as a beer drinker...
Growing up in Appalachia, Bud was synonymous with beer.

Sam Adams was my 1st discovery of flavors other than the
corn/rice of American light lager.

Sierra Nevada Pale Ale taught me that some hop bitterness
could be OK with a balanced malt backbone (and APA
remains one of my favorite styles)

And Pliny taught me that hops was more than bitterness...

I've had (and enjoyed) some of the other on list as well, but
those are the standouts that mark profound shifts in my
enjoyment of beer.
 
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I'm wondering what it means about me that I see alcoholized SunnyD on the shelves now. Is it because the youth that grew up with the ceaseless SunnyD ads, for something only a gnat's a $ $ away from being Tang, is now old enough to drink?

But I have no issue with the premade Jack & Coke.

I ponder these things.
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Earlier, after I got home from the store I put away the groceries I bought and took the empty plastic bags out to the garage. I put them in a larger plastic bag with the other bags I've collected. I probably won't ever do anything with these 45 bags, yet here they sit. In my garage. Taking up space.
 
Every month I ponder why our club meetings are on a Wednesday night.

Then through a little fog I recall some Saturday night meetings that involved pickled fish, cigars, trolling Craigslist guys offering free nude photoshoots, and seeing the dawning of a new day.

Yeah - Wednesdays are an excellent choice.
 
Sharpies have caps, as do most highlighters.

& I have a Minolta SR-T 101 right here
Sharpies and highlighters are markers- not the same. I am sure that pens with caps are still out there too, but our purchasing team stop buying them years ago when the cheap "click" pens came within a few cents each. I have not used or seen with a cap on a pen in a long time.

Personally, I miss film cameras. Took a few photograghy classes as art electives. Included working in the dark room to develop the photos. Yes they are still out and in use too, but they are no longer the standard and much more of a niche like vinyl records.
Our warehouse is one of the main distribution points for the US of one of the brands mentioned above and I can tell you that most of their product is not film based. They are far more focused on the optics side of things and we probably have far more binoculars and monoculars (and lenses, soooooo many lenses) than any camera body (film or digital).
 
pen1
/pen/
noun
an instrument for writing or drawing with ink

mark·er
/ˈmärkər/
noun
a felt-tip pen with a broad tip.


which definition fits this PEN?

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