Glad it could be preserved.
If not, that would be adios for me.
No offense but starting over just sucks. You lose so much heritage.
We have lost so much over the years.
Booze, we've tried hard to preserve what we can here. That has been the #1 priority when we took over. To me, that was the reason we thought it was worth taking over. Just to make sure we wouldn't lose everything ever again. The way we are set up we auto back-up weekly even if we suck and don't do anything.
At least we have that going for us...
I don't know if it's simply a reflection/result of our society's growing waistline but it's getting harder and harder finding pants with a 32 and under waist size.
20 years ago I could walk right into a store and there would be pants my size (32 waist) for as far as the eye could see. Back then it was the bigger boys who had trouble finding stuff that fit.
Now I rarely find stuff I'm looking for in 32 or under. I spent a good hour+ running from store to store in the mall looking for a pair of slacks that would A) fit and B) that I liked.
It's getting to the point where we need our own version of "Big and Tall" within the stores.
Quit yer bitchin' you scrawny frick.
I don't know if it's simply a reflection/result of our society's growing waistline but it's getting harder and harder finding pants with a 32 and under waist size.
20 years ago I could walk right into a store and there would be pants my size (32 waist) for as far as the eye could see. Back then it was the bigger boys who had trouble finding stuff that fit.
Now I rarely find stuff I'm looking for in 32 or under. I spent a good hour+ running from store to store in the mall looking for a pair of slacks that would A) fit and B) that I liked.
It's getting to the point where we need our own version of "Big and Tall" within the stores.
My son is 6'2" and 145 last year. He was nuthin but legs. It was such a pain to buy jeans for him that I'd drop him off at the outlet mall and go to the sports bar. I don't have time to be waking all over the place to find something that fit him.
I don't know if it's simply a reflection/result of our society's growing waistline but it's getting harder and harder finding pants with a 32 and under waist size.
20 years ago I could walk right into a store and there would be pants my size (32 waist) for as far as the eye could see. Back then it was the bigger boys who had trouble finding stuff that fit.
Now I rarely find stuff I'm looking for in 32 or under. I spent a good hour+ running from store to store in the mall looking for a pair of slacks that would A) fit and B) that I liked.
It's getting to the point where we need our own version of "Big and Tall" within the stores.
Helped by brother build a 80'x80' fence over the weekend and boy are my arms tired.