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OK, so I saw this on Facebook and I was wondering, how many of you buy Crown Royal just to get a new dice bag?



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I can't afford the size bottle of CR it would take to get a bag to hold all my dice!  But I love this meme.

I've done this. Come to think of it, we have a Crown bag waiting for the bottle to be drained right now.

13 years sober, and I carry a minimalist collection of dice (current homebrew system uses ~6-20 D6 and percentile dice, so that's what I have with me for D&D it's one of those sets that give you 1 of each, plus a second d10 for %, and 4 six-siders for stat rolls).

I do know people who also don't drink (my main DM and fellow designer has an alcohol allergy) who have bought CR and given it to someone else, specifically because they want an icon CR dice bag.

Just as a PSA, you know you can buy just the bags, and even get custom embroidery on them?

http://crownroyalshop.com/index.php/categories-products/custom-bags/ (http://crownroyalshop.com/index.php/categories-products/custom-bags/)

I don't have a dice fetish. They go in plastic zip-lock sandwich bags, categorized by type. When I need some, I reach in and grab a handful.

I very seldom drink but I have a friend who goes through a bottle of CR every few months and gives me the bags.
Our GM's wife knitted us all dice bags last year though, so I feel like I'd best not be showing up with some other flouncy bag. The CR bags hold overflow dice, scrabble pieces, war game chits, etc.

Quote from: Tod13;994843Just as a PSA, you know you can buy just the bags, and even get custom embroidery on them?

http://crownroyalshop.com/index.php/categories-products/custom-bags/ (http://crownroyalshop.com/index.php/categories-products/custom-bags/)

Using that site the bag costs $9.95 + &0.92 tax + $7.61 shipping for a total of $18.48. I could get a full bottle and a free dice bag for that price locally.

My local game pub carries just the bags. I got one because yes, back in the early 80's, one of my gamer friends had a CR dice bag.
I don't drink often enough to justify buying the booze just for the bag.

Eh, I usually just pack dice in a small Tupperware-type container. The lid keeps the dice from getting loose better than a bag and the container can double as a dice cup for rolling.

Quote from: Tod13;994843Just as a PSA, you know you can buy just the bags, and even get custom embroidery on them?

http://crownroyalshop.com/index.php/categories-products/custom-bags/ (http://crownroyalshop.com/index.php/categories-products/custom-bags/)

Yep.  That's what I've done, since I don't drink.

I don't drink.  I'd love to have one.  But meh.

Fun 'fact', locally, CR is thought of as an Old Man's Drink.  As it's usually found in the collection of older gentlemen's wine cellar.

I once bought a bottle of disgusting Crown Royal Black, just to get the black dice bag.

Quote from: Dumarest;994883Eh, I usually just pack dice in a small Tupperware-type container. The lid keeps the dice from getting loose better than a bag and the container can double as a dice cup for rolling.

Ironically at 2AM getting out of my friend's truck in the parking lot of his apartment - he kept all our dice in his tupperware container. It slid right off the top of the pile of books I was carrying and it was like slow-motion...

NOOOOOoooooooOOOOOooooOOOOO!!!!!

The tupperware container exploded on impact - dice skittering everywhere in the dark, under everyone's cars, in oily grease-spots..... yeah. Suckage.

am I the only one that drinks on this thread? I use a proper dice-bag with a single set of metal dice now. I keep a big cigar-box full of my favorite sets. I keep a dice-jar for a graveyard of broken sets.

I don't drink Crown. I do Makers and/or Jack.

Quote from: tenbones;994935am I the only one that drinks on this thread? I use a proper dice-bag with a single set of metal dice now.

Metal dice piss me off.

I carry my dice in a felt dice bag with "Dragon Dice" embroidered on the foldover lid (which snaps together). My grandmother made it for me.

Quote from: Ratman_tf;994937Metal dice piss me off.

Why? Tears up your table?

Quote from: SP23;994931I once bought a bottle of disgusting Crown Royal Black, just to get the black dice bag.

Me too!  Still have the bag, and it also came packed in a real nice heavy box with a flip up lid that has a good magnetic clasp in it.  I turned it in to a nice dice rolling box.  Even printed a frazetta image and stuck it on top.  Looks pretty spiffy!  :D

I never even knew this was a thing until the internet said so. In nearly 40 years of gaming I've never knowingly set my eyes on a Crown Royal bag used for dice.
Growing up near Berkeley there was no shortage of handy bags for dice available from street vendors and such.

Quote from: tenbones;994933Ironically at 2AM getting out of my friend's truck in the parking lot of his apartment - he kept all our dice in his tupperware container. It slid right off the top of the pile of books I was carrying and it was like slow-motion...

NOOOOOoooooooOOOOOooooOOOOO!!!!!

The tupperware container exploded on impact - dice skittering everywhere in the dark, under everyone's cars, in oily grease-spots..... yeah. Suckage.

I'm betting he didn't have the good kind where the lids actually snap on at the edges and stay on nice and tight.
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Probably he had that cheap kind where just getting the lid to seal is a pain in the neck.
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Quote from: tenbones;994935am I the only one that drinks on this thread? I don't drink Crown. I do Makers and/or Jack.

Wine (red 95% of the time) and the occasional Corona or vodka. No whiskey.

Quote from: tenbones;994945Why? Tears up your table?

Not that they actually do, but they sound like they do. And when being rolled next to painted miniatures... it makes me nervous.

Quote from: tenbones;994935am I the only one that drinks on this thread? I use a proper dice-bag with a single set of metal dice now. I keep a big cigar-box full of my favorite sets. I keep a dice-jar for a graveyard of broken sets.

I don't drink Crown. I do Makers and/or Jack.

Normally I go for Southern Comfort, Eagle Rare, and Bulleit Rye Whiskey. Then again, I don't drink nearly as much as I used to.

I'm a cheap drunk who normally buys Old Crow, but yes I have done this.

Quote from: Ratman_tf;994937Metal dice piss me off.

They should be fucking outlawed, along with card sleeves.

Quote from: tenbones;994935am I the only one that drinks on this thread? I use a proper dice-bag with a single set of metal dice now. I keep a big cigar-box full of my favorite sets. I keep a dice-jar for a graveyard of broken sets.

I don't drink Crown. I do Makers and/or Jack.

I drink (and smoke cigars). Currently sampling some local whiskey called Tin Cup.

Quote from: tenbones;994935am I the only one that drinks on this thread? I use a proper dice-bag with a single set of metal dice now. I keep a big cigar-box full of my favorite sets. I keep a dice-jar for a graveyard of broken sets.

I don't drink Crown. I do Makers and/or Jack.

Occasionally. I usually forget to.

Quote from: tenbones;994935am I the only one that drinks on this thread? I use a proper dice-bag with a single set of metal dice now. I keep a big cigar-box full of my favorite sets. I keep a dice-jar for a graveyard of broken sets.

I don't drink Crown. I do Makers and/or Jack.

Quote from: jeff37923;994973Normally I go for Southern Comfort, Eagle Rare, and Bulleit Rye Whiskey. Then again, I don't drink nearly as much as I used to.

My family has a wide and extensive history of alcoholism, and seeing second-hand exactly what it can do I decided to abstain.  When I was 24 years old, I decided to give it a try.  A friend suggested Southern Comfort.  That was enough to convince me I made the right decision the first time. :eek:

Quote from: SP23;994979They should be fucking outlawed, along with card sleeves.

No way. Sleeves make shuffling so much easier. The first thing I did when I started playing Savage Worlds was put the Adventure Deck into sleeves since I typically use a weave shuffle with anything other than a cheap poker deck.

Quote from: Toadmaster;994958I never even knew this was a thing until the internet said so. In nearly 40 years of gaming I've never knowingly set my eyes on a Crown Royal bag used for dice.
Growing up near Berkeley there was no shortage of handy bags for dice available from street vendors and such.

Lots of Marines used CR dice bags back in my day. We drank enough of it after all.

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am I the only one that drinks on this thread?

I was thinking the same thing. No wonder everyone is so uptight on here. :D

Quote from: Celestial;995005My family has a wide and extensive history of alcoholism, and seeing second-hand exactly what it can do I decided to abstain.  When I was 24 years old, I decided to give it a try.  A friend suggested Southern Comfort.  That was enough to convince me I made the right decision the first time. :eek:

Southern Comfort is for teenage girls. Just sayin'

Quote from: SP23;994979They should be fucking outlawed, along with card sleeves.

You and ratman should have a drink and relax. :D

Quote from: Voros;995024I was thinking the same thing. No wonder everyone is so uptight on here. :D

Wish I had been a teenage boy in your hood then if that is what they were drinking.

I drink rarely.

Can not stand Crown Royal, more a vodka man when in the mood. But even I have had a Crown Royal dice bag for ages. Think I got it from my uncle back in teenage Red Box days.

Quote from: Voros;995035Southern Comfort is for teenage girls. Just sayin'

****meant to reply to this post for the record.
"Wish I had been a teenage boy in your hood then if that is what they were drinking."
Southern Comfort is like panties lube.

Ive had players hand me crown royal bags, and some sort of long black pistachio bag.
(http://appforhealth.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/12/Holiday-Bags-300x261.jpg)

Also one player makes custom chainmail dice bags on order. I haven't gotten one yet.
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I enjoy a glass or 4 of CR so its win-win for me. Just finished a bottle of the Apple flavored CR and got a nice green bag too.

Quote from: Omega;995049Ive had players hand me crown royal bags, and some sort of long black pistachio bag.
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Also one player makes custom chainmail dice bags on order. I haven't gotten one yet.
(http://foxtail-artisanry.com/images/ed31cd44.bag-medium-aa-01e.jpg)

LINK!

Quote from: Warboss Squee;995060LINK!

http://foxtail-artisanry.com/ (http://foxtail-artisanry.com/)

I supplied the dice for this. A dice necklace. Effectively a series of little dice bags. The dice can be removed from each mini-bag too.

(http://foxtail-artisanry.com/images/76a8d999.pendant-dice-aa-01d.jpg)

I've always had Crown Royal bags for my dice. Oddly, I don't remember drinking any though.

If I could fit dice in Patron bottles, I'd use those instead!

It was hysterical in high school when teachers saw we all had Crown Royal bags or Skoal containers for dice.

I've had a CR dice bag since high school. Which means it's older than more than a few posters here. To my knowledge I've never drank any CR though I've drunk a lot of other things including way too much peppermint schnapps in a bar in Uppsala. Now my wife uses the CR bag for her dice while I use a heavy green plastic snap closed box. I use a heavy rubber band as backup to avoid any unfortunate parking lot incidents.

Quote from: Voros;995035Southern Comfort is for teenage girls. Just sayin'

They all wanna be Janis Joplin.

I grew up a few hours from Gimli, where the CR distillery is. Everyone's dad drank Crown Royal and so all the gamer kids had their dice bags. This was the 70's and plush velvet was popular.

Quote from: Bren;995264...To my knowledge I've never drank any CR...

Didn't know this was possible. Maybe CR is a Canadian thing.

My first ever dice bag was a CR bag... I was ten.  So... major delinquency problem or someone gave it to me... dunno which.  

Kidding. I've never tried CR. I'm a big scotch drinker, when I"m not looking for hard ciders to try.

Quote from: Spike;995361My first ever dice bag was a CR bag... I was ten.  So... major delinquency problem or someone gave it to me... dunno which.  

Kidding. I've never tried CR. I'm a big scotch drinker, when I"m not looking for hard ciders to try.

What kinds? My fav is Laphroaig, but just about any Islay, West Highland, or Skye whisky is superb.

One kickstarter I backed actually had a reward level where they sent you a Crown Royal bag for a dicebag, which was cute.

Quote from: SP23;995476What kinds? My fav is Laphroaig, but just about any Islay, West Highland, or Skye whisky is superb.

I got some Laphroaig earlier this year that was bad. Toxic bad. Replaced the bottle, same deal, so it seems they put out a bad batch recently, which makes me sad.

I've had great luck with Monkey Shoulder, and I replaced the Laphoaig with Craigellachie that is pretty good, but I'm liking the Monkey Shoulder better... and it's cheaper!   I'm still exploring scotches, so my experience isn't that great... I used to drink either Vodka or Tequila almost exclusively, and I had a distaste for bourbon dating way, way back.

I got a small wooden box for dice originally.  Now I keep my "gaming dice" in a Walkers' Shortbread tin.  Yum!

I don't drink much hard liquor; I'm a beer man myself.

Quote from: Voros;995351Didn't know this was possible. Maybe CR is a Canadian thing.

Heck, I'd never even heard of the brand until this thread. Must be an online Canadian RPG need thing.

I didn't realise that this was a thing outside of Toronto, as back in the 80's everyone who could, got one of these for their dice. All of my players back then had one. In fact I'm pretty I've still got one somewhere. You learn something new every day!
I currently use an old plastic Philadelphia Cream Cheese container for my dice these days as I stopped drinking Crown when I got out of the army. That, CC, and rum were our drinks of choice back then. These days it's mostly wine, and scotch (sm, preferably an Islay, currently drinking McClelland's), or bourbon (currently enjoying Woodford Reserve) when I want a harder drink. In fact, I've got a fresh bottle of Woodford ready for our monthly game next week.
Need a wee dram, or three, of the fine amber stuff when doing all that DMing thing.:D

For a long time I kept my dice in one of those Chessex dice tubes. Then it broke and now I keep them in a little screwtop container.

Also have a bunch of those TSR Dragon Dice bags. Not bad bags either.

Quote from: Gronan of Simmerya;995519Now I keep my "gaming dice" in a Walkers' Shortbread tin.  Yum!

I've got a number of shortbread cookie and tea tins that I keep dice in, too. Seems like I get them as gifts every year, so I re-purpose the tins.

I've never had a Crown Royal dice bag. Just a variety of cheap-o dice bags over the decades.

One player uses their dice tower as their dice container too as it folds up. Cant find an example pic.

Quote from: Omega;995630One player uses their dice tower as their dice container too as it folds up. Cant find an example pic.

That's a good idea.  I've got one or two fold-up Zombicide dice towers that would be a good fit for that.

Quote from: SP23;995476What kinds? My fav is Laphroaig, but just about any Islay, West Highland, or Skye whisky is superb.

I love Laphroaig. My wife usually likes smelling my single malts, but she hates the smell of Laphroaig. LOL

Quote from: flyingmice;994847I don't have a dice fetish. They go in plastic zip-lock sandwich bags, categorized by type. When I need some, I reach in and grab a handful.

Thanks, Sheldon.

Quote from: jeff37923;994973Normally I go for Southern Comfort, Eagle Rare, and Bulleit Rye Whiskey. Then again, I don't drink nearly as much as I used to.

Can't go wrong with Comfort. I'm not a whiskey snob (unlike coffee) - but I have had whiskey I didn't care much for. But none that I wouldn't drink. Heh

Quote from: tenbones;995707Can't go wrong with Comfort. I'm not a whiskey snob (unlike coffee) - but I have had whiskey I didn't care much for. But none that I wouldn't drink. Heh

There are some really good bottom shelf bourbons out there. If you get the chance, give Benchmark #8 a taste, it ain't bad for a cheap one.

Quote from: flyingmice;994847I don't have a dice fetish. They go in plastic zip-lock sandwich bags, categorized by type. When I need some, I reach in and grab a handful.

yeah, that's certainly less "fetishistic" than just dumping them all together in a bag that comes free with a bottle of whiskey.  


:D

I've used Crown Royal bags in the past, and various tins, and a few other bags. With my current gaming all being Google hangouts or play by post, I have a bowl of dice on my desk (the bowl having come from a Burgerville kids meal). I have some dice in tea tins, and other in tins from the Mega Bloks Dragons line from the 90s (I think I actually bought the sets for the tins... nice fantasy themed tins). I also have some dice in a nice zipper pouch that came with a backpack (it had snaps to attach inside the backpack, the backpack is long gone, but the bag still survives, it's my travelling dice bag, large enough to hold some mechanical pencils also.

Sadly, many years ago I lost my favorite dice tray when my briefcase was stolen during a games club meeting. The tray was a cigar tray, about 5"x8" with a balsa bottom and a sturdier wood frame. I've tried various things as replacements but found nothing I like.

Nope. I use a pipe pouch.

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The size of pipes I typically use, a pipe bag is large enough to fit two sets of standard dice.  The quality of pipes I use mean that I have lots of pipe bags made of real leather with drawstrings.

I'm pretty sure I once had that exact pipe.

Quote from: Willie the Duck;996556I'm pretty sure I once had that exact pipe.

My grandfather had one like that too. I kept hiding it because my mom told me to.

Quote from: Omega;996566My grandfather had one like that too. I kept hiding it because my mom told me to.

Did it keep him from smoking it?
Don't know how to feel about that. It was his decision after all. I just quit this year after they sliced some abnormal cells off the bottom of my mouth. False alarm, but decided I didn't need to put up with the monitoring every 3 months. It was easier than giving up drinking, which feels unfair because I still liked smoking, and by the time I dropped booze I hated it.
Hopefully Pundy has more smoking-tolerant genes than I do.

Quote from: Willie the Duck;996572Did it keep him from smoking it?
Don't know how to feel about that. It was his decision after all. I just quit this year after they sliced some abnormal cells off the bottom of my mouth. False alarm, but decided I didn't need to put up with the monitoring every 3 months. It was easier than giving up drinking, which feels unfair because I still liked smoking, and by the time I dropped booze I hated it.
Hopefully Pundy has more smoking-tolerant genes than I do.

It slowed him down. I was very good at hiding stuff. And myself.
Its hard to argue with a 2ft tall elf. :D
He didnt really stop untill he was shaking hands with Death. And then quit for the rest of his life.

back on topic.
These 3D printed d20 dice holders look kinda neat.
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In honor of this thread... I bought some Crown Royal. To Drink, but I'm also gonna use the bag to hold dice.  Jelly? You should be. You. should. be.

Quote from: Spike;996901In honor of this thread... I bought some Crown Royal. To Drink, but I'm also gonna use the bag to hold dice.  Jelly? You should be. You. should. be.

Nah, Crown isn't really good. Then again, that describes almost all Canadian Whiskeys.

You're trolling. :D

Quote from: Voros;995035Southern Comfort is for teenage girls. Just sayin'

Quote from: Voros;997013You're trolling. :D

Oh, the irony.....

The irony is that 'just sayin' is the indication that I was joking but you don't know that.

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I want one of these dice bags.

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It is a thing to behold.

Quote from: Bren;997090It is a thing to behold.

I have had my eye on it for quite some time.

I see what you guys did there.

Quote from: Omega;997046I want one of these dice bags.

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I've got one like that - the Chessex guys were here for GenghisCon... last year... and they were selling them, although my impression was that someone in Chessex (or their wife) were making them and selling them at the booth.

Quote from: Willie the Duck;996556I'm pretty sure I once had that exact pipe.

Probably not exactly so, since that appears to be a handmade.

Quote from: RPGPundit;997490Probably not exactly so, since that appears to be a handmade.

Out of curiosity, how did you determine that? It looks like a machine made mark on the side (that I can't read), and that's all the writing I see.

Regardless, it's not like I have my original any more to compare. So yes, I had what in my mind/memory looked exactly like that.

Quote from: Willie the Duck;997541Out of curiosity, how did you determine that? It looks like a machine made mark on the side (that I can't read), and that's all the writing I see.

Regardless, it's not like I have my original any more to compare. So yes, I had what in my mind/memory looked exactly like that.

Its a classic shape that is somewhat common with little variations. Since the one in the pic is wood then it probably was hand made. Since it has what looks like a company stamp on the side, R??Y, its either a company logo or a personal one

Have a look at this video for an example.

[video=youtube;MYnTrQDhGTk]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MYnTrQDhGTk[/youtube]

Quote from: tenbones;994933Ironically at 2AM getting out of my friend's truck in the parking lot of his apartment - he kept all our dice in his tupperware container. It slid right off the top of the pile of books I was carrying and it was like slow-motion...

NOOOOOoooooooOOOOOooooOOOOO!!!!!

The tupperware container exploded on impact - dice skittering everywhere in the dark, under everyone's cars, in oily grease-spots..... yeah. Suckage.

Yeah that sucks.

Quote from: tenbones;994935am I the only one that drinks on this thread? I use a proper dice-bag with a single set of metal dice now. I keep a big cigar-box full of my favorite sets. I keep a dice-jar for a graveyard of broken sets.

I don't drink Crown. I do Makers and/or Jack.

No you are not though I Never used A CR bag I would have gotten one given free but I did want to use it being 15 at the time and liveing in A town where the cops are ass holes I didn't want to put up with the crap.
As to sets I only have 1 full set as all my dice came from A chesex pound O' dice so they are all orphans save that 1 set.

Quote from: Ratman_tf;994972Not that they actually do, but they sound like they do. And when being rolled next to painted miniatures... it makes me nervous.

Good excuse to repaint A bad paint job though. :P

Quote from: SgtSpaceWizard;994975I'm a cheap drunk who normally buys Old Crow, but yes I have done this.

Are you my bother ????? Do you drink Mr Boston to?????

Quote from: SP23;994979They should be fucking outlawed, along with card sleeves.

I am going to put this the politest way possible screw you not at the cost of A magic or duel monsters deck.

Quote from: Spinachcat;995063I've always had Crown Royal bags for my dice. Oddly, I don't remember drinking any though.

If I could fit dice in Patron bottles, I'd use those instead!

It was hysterical in high school when teachers saw we all had Crown Royal bags or Skoal containers for dice.

I love it.

Quote from: Voros;995351Didn't know this was possible. Maybe CR is a Canadian thing.

It's not Wisconsin drinks it's good share.

Quote from: Spike;995512I got some Laphroaig earlier this year that was bad. Toxic bad. Replaced the bottle, same deal, so it seems they put out a bad batch recently, which makes me sad.

I've had great luck with Monkey Shoulder, and I replaced the Laphoaig with Craigellachie that is pretty good, but I'm liking the Monkey Shoulder better... and it's cheaper!   I'm still exploring scotches, so my experience isn't that great... I used to drink either Vodka or Tequila almost exclusively, and I had a distaste for bourbon dating way, way back.

clan macgregor by chance????

Quote from: kosmos1214;997629clan macgregor by chance????

Me?  No, no... I'm a Johnston(e) on my mother's side, and my father's side is... (redacted for privacy)*... which may be found all over the isles. Mercenaries, we were, and leaving kin in our wake just about everywhere.






* This is a cross between a flimsy formality and a joke.  I am well aware that any true claim to privacy regarding my name has been shot fulla holes already by yours truly.

Quote from: Spike;997647Me?  No, no... I'm a Johnston(e) on my mother's side, and my father's side is... (redacted for privacy)*... which may be found all over the isles. Mercenaries, we were, and leaving kin in our wake just about everywhere.






* This is a cross between a flimsy formality and a joke.  I am well aware that any true claim to privacy regarding my name has been shot fulla holes already by yours truly.

I meant the scotch the cute one in the green plastic bottle on the bottom shelf.

Quote from: kosmos1214;997670I meant the scotch the cute one in the green plastic bottle on the bottom shelf.

yeah, I had an epiphany about two in the morning that I'd answered the wrong question... much too late to do anything about it, but since I'm not seeing any cute green bottles on the bottom shelf (of what?), I have a good excuse.

Quote from: Spike;997767yeah, I had an epiphany about two in the morning that I'd answered the wrong question... much too late to do anything about it, but since I'm not seeing any cute green bottles on the bottom shelf (of what?), I have a good excuse.

Ah it's Clan MacGregor (I was misspelling it to Doe) scotch it's like the the MR Boston of scotches cheep and never found higher then you Knee on the shelf. It's A little rough straight but it actually get rather nice with A touch of water add.
Here's A picture I am sorry I should have been clear with my phrasing in my last 2 posts.

(http://drinks.seriouseats.com/images/20110421clanscotchprimary.jpg)
That's A picture of one of the little bottles in my area the big 1.75 bottles usually run about 14-15$ .

Quote from: kosmos1214;997629Yeah that sucks.

No you are not though I Never used A CR bag I would have gotten one given free but I did want to use it being 15 at the time and liveing in A town where the cops are ass holes I didn't want to put up with the crap.
As to sets I only have 1 full set as all my dice came from A chesex pound O' dice so they are all orphans save that 1 set.


Good excuse to repaint A bad paint job though. :P

Are you my bother ????? Do you drink Mr Boston to?????

I am going to put this the politest way possible screw you not at the cost of A magic or duel monsters deck.

I love it.

It's not Wisconsin drinks it's good share.

clan macgregor by chance????

Wisconsin is pretty much Canada. It was close enough for Dave Nelson!

Quote from: Dumarest;998285Wisconsin is pretty much Canada. It was close enough for Dave Nelson!

Hah! Of course Manchester and Essex/Sussex are the same place if you consider Daphne Moon.

Quote from: Dumarest;998285Wisconsin is pretty much Canada. It was close enough for Dave Nelson!

Well that's just silly.:p

Quote from: Shemek hiTankolel;998612Well that's just silly.:p

Well, he thought the other kids would think he was a spy if he told them the bitter truth.

Quote from: Willie the Duck;997541Out of curiosity, how did you determine that? It looks like a machine made mark on the side (that I can't read), and that's all the writing I see.

Regardless, it's not like I have my original any more to compare. So yes, I had what in my mind/memory looked exactly like that.

The mark on the side is probably the only thing that's machine made, which is just the mark of the brand. You don't usually see curves like that on a machine-made model. Most high-end pipes are hand-made. Which is different than saying "hand carved", which would be if no machinery at all were used.

Quote from: Dumarest;998285Wisconsin is pretty much Canada. It was close enough for Dave Nelson!

I consider Wisconsin, Milwaukee, Washington state and most of Portland to be pretty much Canada.

Quote from: Voros;999223I consider Wisconsin, Milwaukee, Washington state and most of Portland to be pretty much Canada.

Then you've never been to Canada.

I went to Canada once.  I almost decided to conquer it (seemed doable), but then I'd have to figure out what to do with it, and you know... I've already got too many hobbies as it is. Warlord of Canada just seemed something I should have done when I was younger, so I let it go.

I had a sweet design for a throne in mind. Not practical mind you, but these things never are. Its sort of the point.

Quote from: Christopher Brady;999389Then you've never been to Canada.

He lives in Canada.

Quote from: Christopher Brady;999389Then you've never been to Canada.

What CK said. And I was joking. Although the cultural gap between Canada and those states is definitely not as wide as the rest of the states.

Quote from: Voros;999400What CK said. And I was joking. Although the cultural gap between Canada and those states is definitely not as wide as the rest of the states.

I was thinking weather wise, myself.

Quote from: Voros;999400What CK said. And I was joking. Although the cultural gap between Canada and those states is definitely not as wide as the rest of the states.

I don't know about the West Coast, but having worked in rural/small town Ohio and Indiana I can say that they're pretty darn close to rural Ontario.