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Coors skunks if you don't keep it refrigerated from birth to death, and you frequently see it stacked up outside of the refrigerator these days.

When I came back to Ohio from San Antonio, it was requested that I bring some Coors back with me as you could not buy it in Ohio at the time. 

I had a 1971 Chevy Impala that had a very large trunk. We lined it with plastic and then put about 10 cases of Coors in the trunk and filled it with ice. At every gas stop along the way home, we fill the tank with gas and the trunk with more ice. 

After I got back to Ohio, a friend hosted a hog roast. We put the Coors in a big trough with ice. As people showed up, they brought other beers with them and put them in the trough. I drank a lot of beer that night other than Coors. 

Much of that lab alcohol is denatured with exlax.  If you add base, it turns pink.

The 190 proof is the most you can get from normal distillation.

The 200 pure stuff requires special steps, like adding benzene.  It is very hygroscopic too.

I'm just echoing what he claimed, he was the chem major. All I know is that it burnt almost like gasoline. And then we were dumb enough to drink it in a "harry buffalo" party. 

Ugh. No NFL Network so I can't watch the game, and no CFB on tonight. That's... annoying.

you need to upgrade your cable package

What is a Par 29? That’s an unusual number. Is that seven Par 3s and two par 4s?

That's it exactly. Even the par 4s are only 210 and 270 yards. Short holes but you're usually hitting into tiny greens, so there is at least some challenge there. 

sounds like one of those 'executive courses' usually in the Par 27-33 range,  pretty much no hole longer than 350, no Par 5s.  the executive can get around the loop in a couple hours if 18 holes (Par 50s-low 60s).    of course (my experience) what ends up happening is you see every 47 handicapper there with a pull cart, lots of pink golf balls and 4 1/2 hour rounds, and you pretty much need to wear a helmet with the errand tee shots and tight routing.  I hate those courses.

That's what I was worried about first time I went, but actually made it around 9 holes in a little over 90 minutes. I was pretty surprised. I was matched up with a guy who was pretty good. He shot a 30 and I shot a 34. 

Where we're playing tomorrow is about 1400 yards on the front and 2000 on the back. Good day to work on iron play. 

What I don't like about that course is that the tees are hitting off range mats. Only course I've ever been on like that. Even my crappy par 29 has grass tees. 

That's it exactly. Even the par 4s are only 210 and 270 yards. Short holes but you're usually hitting into tiny greens, so there is at least some challenge there. That's what I was worried about first time I went, but actually made it around 9 holes in a little over 90 minutes. I was pretty surprised. I was matched up with a guy who was pretty good. He shot a 30 and I shot a 34.

We call those chip and putt courses

great place to practice your short game

I always thought it was called Twin Peaks?