https://www.kentucky.com/news/state/kentucky/article264367571.html
Pfft. Bud Light doesn't count! :-D
Bud light? Maybe that will fill Lake Mead back up a little bit.
You misspelled "water truck" .
Quote from: Takumi on August 10, 2022, 11:34:01 PM
You misspelled "water truck" .
I thought that was Mich Ultra.😁
I wonder what it smelled like driving past that. I remember one July a Budweiser truck overturned on the old (pre-HO/T era) left-side ramp from the I-495 Inner Loop to I-66. Beer cans everywhere on the sides of the hill, many of them burst on impact, a very hot July day.....the aroma of skunked Bud later that day was absolutely foul. (Had I known about the incident in advance, I would have hit the climate control "recirculate" button before getting there.)
Quote from: JREwing78 on August 10, 2022, 11:10:58 PM
Pfft. Bud Light doesn't count! :-D
The gawker could care less:
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Tonight's headlines on the AARoads News Channel: "Louisville becomes a major tourist attraction. H. B. Elkins still unimpressed. Details at 11."
Quote from: 1995hoo on August 11, 2022, 08:06:21 AM
I wonder what it smelled like driving past that. I remember one July a Budweiser truck overturned on the old (pre-HO/T era) left-side ramp from the I-495 Inner Loop to I-66. Beer cans everywhere on the sides of the hill, many of them burst on impact, a very hot July day.....the aroma of skunked Bud later that day was absolutely foul. (Had I known about the incident in advance, I would have hit the climate control "recirculate" button before getting there.)
I once had a small railroad project right next to the Iron City bottling plant in the Lawrenceville section of northern Pittsburgh. They consistently dumped a small stream of hot runoff from the brewery vats from a pipe located about 10 feet up on the side of the back wall of the plant. The hot steamy effluent appeared to be under a bit of pressure, and actually dumped out onto a section of industrial track servicing the brewery that was no longer in use. The smell was pretty rough, particularly on that one day that temperatures reached above 90
o in the city.