A Beer With Burton

This kind of a boring one, but what the hey.

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11 Responses to “A Beer With Burton”

  1. rylandheights Says:

    Nice 60s going into …
    Nice 60s going into 70s styling! I’d say early 70s… I was trying to remember the name of that polish. I used it on vintage radios.

  2. Lockemeister Says:

    Wow , that …
    Wow , that polishing with that polishing stuff worked super duper.

  3. Lockemeister Says:

    Samuel Adams and …
    Samuel Adams and Burton Charles Smith. American Patriots and all around nice guys.
    I salute you! Cheers! GLug GLug GLug

  4. sideshowtink Says:

    Great hat! Nothing …
    Great hat! Nothing I like better than having a brew with you! Wait you are confusing me. This is a different clock…..I think I watched out of sequence?

  5. maynardcat Says:

    Nice cleaning job …
    Nice cleaning job on that clock. I am going to remember the name of that plastic cleaner and see if I can find it at the hardware store.

  6. buzzkc1 Says:

    LOL I don’t know if …
    LOL I don’t know if you know it or not. But this is not this first beer I’ve had with you. :-)

  7. HickoryHill1977 Says:

    Wow,,,,great …
    Wow,,,,great cleaning job on the clock. It looks brand new.

  8. umajunkcollector Says:

    I think um gonna …
    I think um gonna get some of that Sam Adams. Beer should be in a bottle that needs a bottle opener, that’s just traditional. I like mine chilled to just about freezing, and in a frosted glass. I know it “”should be”" room temp, but for me the colder the better, especially if from a tap and keg.I think I will use some beer to clean some plastic cases on my junk, may make a good solvent.

  9. lotusfae Says:

    Yay beer!
    Yay beer!

  10. Mikeforealz Says:

    with my next …
    with my next paycheck i am going to buy a flip clock.

  11. JPa311979 Says:

    Nice clock! Have …
    Nice clock! Have you ever brewed your own beer? I never have, but I’d like to try it someday.

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