Do You Have A Cold Adult Beverage While Operating The Tractor?

[mjarrels]

I'm not a lawyer... but the 36 hole golf course next door has about 6 cart paths that cross public roads... signs at each say no consumption while crossing... must be 16 and have a drivers license to operate golf carts... many folks buy a six pack/rent cooler to play.

mark

 

[MossRoad]

A lot of folks keep mentioning how they may have done that when they were young, but not now. That reminded me of the saying....


The older I get the better I was.

 

[Bird]

A lot of folks keep mentioning how they may have done that when they were young, but not now. That reminded me of the saying....


The older I get the better I was.

How about "We get too soon old and too late smart".

 

[jimmyj]

A lot of folks keep mentioning how they may have done that when they were young, but not now. That reminded me of the saying....


The older I get the better I was.

It's amazing the STUPID stuff we did when we were young. I'm embarassed by some of it really like "booze cruises" in the car. YEESH.

My doctor has a saying, "for guys, if you can manage to live past your early 20's without killing yourself you're probably ok to live a long time".

What he means is that hopefully most of us get past it.

 

[MossRoad]

Ya! I am not proud to say we did some really stupid stuff that seemed amazingly fun at the time with little regard for who we could have hurt while doing it. Too bad there isn't some drunken adult playground we can go to. Hey! There's something for you entrepreneurs to think about!

 

[gordyy]

I have to add my 2 cents worth
I used to drag race have very good reaction times even now (which really annoys my 20 and 21 yr old) still will run the kids car once a year during time trials
I participated in a reaction time thing with the state patrol in 1979 on the radio, my reaction times actually got sharper with beers 1, 2, and 3 then went down so fast it wasnt funny at the time I was 310 lbs so a little beer had a long way to go LOL
I started drinking while helping out at a blacksmith shop when I was 13 they didnt have water fit to drink there and all the pop machine had in it was Old Milwaukee
I quit 20 yrs ago I never had a drinking problem but my wife sure thought I did LOL
I can't say the drinking at 13 made me an alchoholic I think it was a more heredity thing that anything 7 of11 in the last generation and 2 for 2 in the generation before makes for a good chance
anyway the cup holder in my lil toy holds a 1 ltr soda bottle well but that always gets warm on me.
However I found a bottle wrap that keeps a 16 oz bottle cold for a half hour that fits in snug. just watch that bottle top when you open it after bouncing around for a while
A cold frosty anything is nice when its 90 degrees
and a warm anything is nice at -30
just know your limit

 

[mjncad]

I had my first glass of beer at age 4. I can remember my parents having Coors in a pilsner glass at dinner; so I asked them if I could have a glass.

They gave me one thinking I wouldn't like it; but I did, and a 1/2-hour later I weaved and bobbled my way to the bathroom to pee it out. I've loved beer ever since; though my tastes in brews have improved significantly since then. Mom said I learned some of my reading skills as a young child by recognizing the logos on beer trucks.

Now a days in our politically correct nannyism world, my parents would be considered horrible parents for giving me a beer.

I can't pack away the suds like I could in my 20's and 30's; but I still imbibe.

 

[MossRoad]

I had my first glass of beer at age 4. I can remember my parents having Coors in a pilsner glass at dinner

You know you are opening up the old pablum VS Coors and which one is stronger debate, don't you?

 

[FN in MT]

After thirty plus years as a cop, twenty three of it as a Highway Patrolman. NO adult beverages for me when my actions can put anyone else in danger. Saw far too much grief from that "one beer".

No drinking when I trap shoot, ride the motorcycles, kubota seat time, etc.

FN in MT

 

[MossRoad]

After thirty plus years as a cop, twenty three of it as a Highway Patrolman. NO adult beverages for me when my actions can put anyone else in danger. Saw far too much grief from that "one beer".

No drinking when I trap shoot, ride the motorcycles, kubota seat time, etc.

FN in MT

Weird thing is back when I was young and irresponsible, I used to drink and drive cars all the time(wish someone would have stopped me). But I would never drink before operating my motorcycle and always wore a helmet. I can't for the life of me remember why or how I justified the difference between bike and car. Pretty stupid, looking back on it.