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Be Safe On Your Journey!
Posted: Thursday, March 11, 2010 - 06:25
Just wanted to let the boys(and family) know that we are all hoping for a safe and awsome trip overseas. For all the fans traveling to watch them, be smart and represent the US in a positive light. Again, be safe friends and hope the "Brothers" kick A$$ overseas!
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Anyone going to the UK... drink a Magners Irish Cider & and a real Guiness for me!!!!! Oh how I miss those tastes!!!!!
Godspeed!
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I have rules. Never eat or drink in underwear or pajamas/Scott Avett
Have a more than grrrreat trip!
Maintain a positive "Avettude!"
Dont forget to write.
Carolina, one day I'll, some day I'll come home
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But their good times come with prices
And I can't believe it when I hear the jokes they make
At anyone's expese except their own
Would they laugh if they knew who paid?
Indeed. So excited for them!
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"A country girl can't be made out of anybody here, don't touch it, it loves you not."
Dfrench: "Anyone going to the UK... drink a Magners Irish Cider..."
Amen. And bring some back to me. I will pay you for real. I really miss good cider. Magners and Strongbow are the best.
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~Megan
"Free is not your right to choose, it's answering what's asked of you, to give the love you find until it's gone."
Luvmuffn, you can buy Magners it in Canada... I bought a case last summer ($73 for 24 - 24oz cans) It was alot of coin for cider but oh so worth it!!!!!!!! These "yanks" as the brit's say don't know what a good pint is!!!!
Ain't that the truth. Best I've had in the states is Woodchuck, and it satisfies the craving, but it's nothing to write home about. I guess I need to go to Canada. Probably would make me crazy (and some would say alcoholic) to go that far for a good cider, but I say it's probably worth it.
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~Megan
"Free is not your right to choose, it's answering what's asked of you, to give the love you find until it's gone."
We can get Strongbow and Bulmers in my neck of the woods. A fairly popular drink here is a "crown float" which is half cider half Guinness. The two just sit seperated like oil and water when first poured. I forget whether the it is the Guinness or cider that sits on top though. It's been a while...
And back to the original point of the post... have fun in Europe everyone. I've got a secret agent going to a show in Germany, so maybe I can relay some of the deets when I get them.