Peanut Butter

This will raise some eyebrows for sure.....but, I have come to enjoy a good peanut butter sandwich with my bourbon at times. While yet to have put my finger on it precisely, the peanut butter 'lifts' something up out of the bourbon. I am not sure what it is since I am not an advanced taster as of yet nor able to disitinguish the particulars of the palate. I realize this is a far cry from steak or a cigar, but, just something unusual & simple I have discovered that is likeable to my tastebuds.

"They say I'm crazy but I have not the time" - Joe Walsh

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Originally Posted by ProofPositive

"They say I'm crazy but I have not the time" - Joe Walsh

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I always thought it was "They say I'm crazy, but I have a good time!"
and "Life's been good to me so far!"
Ed

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Originally Posted by Edward_call_me_Ed

I always thought it was "They say I'm crazy, but I have a good time!"
and "Life's been good to me so far!"
Ed

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Uh-Oh.....not good......my elevator seems to be stopping further and further from the top! You are correct and I better quit trying to recall old lyrics, type clearly, and enjoy Rare Breed all at the same time. At one time I would not have screwed up that bad on lyrics......you know - way, way back there.

Don't feel so bad, I always thought screwing up the lyrics was part of the fun of music!. Who could forget the classics like:

The Beach Boys...Bob Bob Bob, Bob Bob Moran.....

When my now 19 year old daughter was very young, she heard The Who on the radio doing "Let My Love Open the Door" and asked ....

"who is Milo"

Had to pull over and laugh at that one.

Good track, but it was a Pete Townshend solo effort (from the album Empty Glass).

Gary

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Originally Posted by gr8erdane

Who could forget the classics like:

The Beach Boys...Bob Bob Bob, Bob Bob Moran.....

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Or CCR's "There is a bathroom on the right."

Jeff

Wrong again, Jeff, I'm pretty sure that was Bob Marley, or was that...

I've not been able to understand the fuss over the recent recording of the national anthem - given that the first line has always been "Jose can you see...".
Craig