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Comment by 'Zemke Fan' in article 'Classic Cocktails To Teach Your Bartender'
Well, I will rise to the challenge, dear friend! Here is the proper way to make a martini... 1) Take a baseball bat and SMASH all of the bottles of vodka. 2) Add ice to a funnel-shaped glass. 3) Pickup your best bottle of dry vermouth. 4) Wave the vermouth (unopened, unpoured) over the...- Zemke Fan
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girls in guy's garb
Old threads never die... OPs just get bored and drift away...- Zemke Fan
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- Forum: General Attire & Accoutrements
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50 Unexplainable Photos
Low tide transport on the Bay of Fundy...- Zemke Fan
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- Forum: The Golden Era
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Loungers' Pets
Archie (nicknames: Archie-Parchie, Parchie, Parch, LWA (little white angel), Goose, Bunny Buster). A Sealyham terrier. Now 18 months old.- Zemke Fan
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- Forum: The Display Case
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Vintage Picking and Road Tripping with Dinerman
Yeah, but... You'd go all Hollywood on us and the world would lose a GREAT architect, Spencer!- Zemke Fan
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- Forum: General Attire & Accoutrements
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Collecting Vintage Trains....
Of course, THIS is how it looked in reality (in use):- Zemke Fan
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- Forum: Your Vintage Home
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Collecting Vintage Trains....
I'm a C&S fan (modeler) and this is my main locomotive (but the electric version, not live-steam):- Zemke Fan
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- Forum: Your Vintage Home
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Collecting Vintage Trains....
I believe that old D&RGW locomotive is still active on the Durango & Silverton tourist line. It was part of the K-36 Class of equipment. If you've got the means... Go with the live-steam F-Scale version (1:20.3) by Accucraft: http://www.accucraft.com/modelc/AL87-231-C.htm- Zemke Fan
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- Forum: Your Vintage Home
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WOW! This superglue is an AMAZING breakthrough!- Zemke Fan
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- Forum: The Golden Era
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WWII Khaki Officer Crusher Cap by Society Brand
Not a WWII crusher... BUT, a WWII-era TWA pilot's cap in summer weight/color from Society Brand. Thanks, Pete!! Society Brand Hat Company Website: wwiiflightwear.com Can't WAIT to see it! (All original buttons and cap badge supplied by me. Chinstrap is NOS 1930s US Navy.) -
"Mad Men" on AMC (US) - (Spoilers Within)
FWIW (and I didn't check posts below), I hereby predict that a "Lite" will go off in Don's head! :)- Zemke Fan
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- Forum: The Moving Picture
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The DINER.
I got to say, D-Man, that is one HANDSOME diner... What was it like inside??- Zemke Fan
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- Forum: The Golden Era
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WWII Khaki Officer Crusher Cap by Society Brand
Thanks to the OP for starting this thread... Just contacted the proprietor about making me a 1940s TWA cap to go along with my vintage cap badge! -
Where is AtomicEraTom ?
Former Congressman Mo Udall had a great joke about Billy Beer: I sent a sample out to the lab for analysis... Just got the report back... 'Mr. Udall, I'm sorry to inform you that your horse has diabetes.'- Zemke Fan
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Doggone it, Harry! I told you NOT to put out the Christmas stockings right after Halloween!- Zemke Fan
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What's Your Favorite Fall Weather Drink?
Got the latest issue of garden and gun... This one looked VERY good... Sir Isaac Newton cocktail Ingredients 1 oz. apple-cinnamon syrup* ½ oz. lemon juice 1½ oz. apple brandy 2 dashes Angostura bitters 1 very thin slice of apple, for garnish Preparation: Combine the syrup...- Zemke Fan
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- Forum: The Observation Bar
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girls in guy's garb
Since I've been a major contributor to this thread, I can say without qualification that my motivation falls into the "hot chicks" side of the equation. But, I'm more than happy to take a closer look at the matronly threads if you truly insist! :)- Zemke Fan
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