You’re welcome. I think the secret is easy on the bitters. It makes for a sweeter and more pleasant drink. You usually have to specify old fashion sweet, brandy is understood.
Keep at it.
@undermysac
You’re welcome. I think the secret is easy on the bitters. It makes for a sweeter and more pleasant drink. You usually have to specify old fashion sweet, brandy is understood.
@undermysac You’re welcome. I think the secret is easy on the bitters. It makes for a sweeter and more pleasant drink. You usually have to specify old fashion sweet, brandy is understood.
GL Cornhole.....
U need a good stuffing for Thanksgiving
Quote Originally Posted by Cranky_Hank:
@undermysac You’re welcome. I think the secret is easy on the bitters. It makes for a sweeter and more pleasant drink. You usually have to specify old fashion sweet, brandy is understood.
Only thing in play today is a -3.5 GB ticket bought on Tuesday and a Seattle ticket to win the NFC West @6-1 I picked up also. Thought that was a better angle to play todays' tilt with Zona.
Only thing in play today is a -3.5 GB ticket bought on Tuesday and a Seattle ticket to win the NFC West @6-1 I picked up also. Thought that was a better angle to play todays' tilt with Zona.
Google says: The NFL record for that is 41, by the 1950 L.A Rams. In beating the visiting Detroit Lions 65–24 on 29 October (week 7 of the NFL season that year), they scored touchdowns on all five offensive possessions in the 3rd quarter and also on a 93-yard kick-off return. That turned a 24–10 contest into 65–17 blowout, with Norm Van Brocklin tossing 4 TD passes (he actually alternated quarters with Bob Waterfield in several games that year!) to four different receivers.
So it's a tie now.
Accomplished time-waster
@lbcake
Google says: The NFL record for that is 41, by the 1950 L.A Rams. In beating the visiting Detroit Lions 65–24 on 29 October (week 7 of the NFL season that year), they scored touchdowns on all five offensive possessions in the 3rd quarter and also on a 93-yard kick-off return. That turned a 24–10 contest into 65–17 blowout, with Norm Van Brocklin tossing 4 TD passes (he actually alternated quarters with Bob Waterfield in several games that year!) to four different receivers.