Gary Majchrzak
Team RC
Euphyllia ancora because of it's "wall" skeletal structure.
unusual Hammer coral
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captain7359
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looks inbred with all those extra toes....
Gary Majchrzak
Team RC
definitely something funky in it's genes :bum:
backdraft79
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I like it!
block head
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looks like it's been swimin in the genny.
Jacwil
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LOL prolly tastes as good as that beer!
Gary Majchrzak
Team RC
Capt_Cully
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Ha Ha, like retard kittens....:lolspin::lolspin::lolspin:
Gary Majchrzak
Team RC
I wonder if RandyO has ever seen others like this.....
Gary Majchrzak
Team RC
sounds good to me.
If you know your hammers you'll instantly recognize how unique this piece is.
Conesus_Kid
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I like the coral. :thumbsup:
I don't like peeps putting down my Genny!
I don't like peeps putting down my Genny!
dreaminmel
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Sweet piece Gary! :bum:
Gary Majchrzak
Team RC
sorry!
sorry!
for several reasons I drank Genny for many years when I was younger.
Then I found Budweiser. Then LaBatt's. But I've long since moved on to better brews.
Ever try Sam Adams?
sorry!
I like the coral. :thumbsup:
I don't like peeps putting down my Genny!
for several reasons I drank Genny for many years when I was younger.
Then I found Budweiser. Then LaBatt's. But I've long since moved on to better brews.
Ever try Sam Adams?
Conesus_Kid
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I'm a lover of many brands, and do have expensive tastes when it comes to beer. I'm particularly fond of Sam, as well as any of the Magic Hat brews, Bass, Guinness, etc.
I was really into homebrewing for about 5 years BC (before children), and actually am looking to get back into the game.
When I go camping or ice fishing, Genny white knights get the nod every time. Growing up in the Roch area, we'd always joke about it; but really, next time you're out, grab a Genesee beer (not Genny light). You might be pleasantly surprised.
I'm also a fan of some of the Dundee's (AKA Genesee) brews, particularly the High Falls Pale Ale, which I keep on tap in my basement.
Don't worry, I wasn't getting tears in my beer. Tonight it's Saranac Pale Ale anyway.
I was really into homebrewing for about 5 years BC (before children), and actually am looking to get back into the game.
When I go camping or ice fishing, Genny white knights get the nod every time. Growing up in the Roch area, we'd always joke about it; but really, next time you're out, grab a Genesee beer (not Genny light). You might be pleasantly surprised.
I'm also a fan of some of the Dundee's (AKA Genesee) brews, particularly the High Falls Pale Ale, which I keep on tap in my basement.
Don't worry, I wasn't getting tears in my beer. Tonight it's Saranac Pale Ale anyway.
backdraft79
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Genny cream ale rocks!....... If you are having problems going.
toddmh
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OMG my teen years me and my friends lived on cases of Genny pounders lol
Capt_Cully
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I'm a lover of many brands, and do have expensive tastes when it comes to beer. I'm particularly fond of Sam, as well as any of the Magic Hat brews, Bass, Guinness, etc.
I was really into homebrewing for about 5 years BC (before children), and actually am looking to get back into the game.
When I go camping or ice fishing, Genny white knights get the nod every time. Growing up in the Roch area, we'd always joke about it; but really, next time you're out, grab a Genesee beer (not Genny light). You might be pleasantly surprised.
I'm also a fan of some of the Dundee's (AKA Genesee) brews, particularly the High Falls Pale Ale, which I keep on tap in my basement.
Don't worry, I wasn't getting tears in my beer. Tonight it's Saranac Pale Ale anyway.
I like your style! I had a Saranac Pale Ale after hunting last night. Chased it down with one of their Octoberfests. My father-in-law introduced me to Dundee. Love the Pale Ale.
Growing up, my neighbor lived on Genny's, but I can honestly say I don't think I've ever had one. I, and my bowels, will have to give it a test run. The old iron stomach ain't what she used to be, so I'll have to work one in here and there before lettin' it rip with a whole 6er.
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