From tuxedos and filet, to blues jeans and popcorn, Jameson whiskey goes well with everything!
I will try lanolin and alcohol, eventually, if for nothing but to make a mess with my children. When the four cans of OneShot, I bought from someone who couldn't read, for two dollars a can, run dry. That should be awhile from now, I had two already.
What astounded me most about this deal was this specific human knows how to wet stone a knife. He knows how to use the kerosene and what it does to the stone. It opens the pores and enables the stone to get a good "bite" on the steel, so it can shave it down. He is literate, but usually can't be bothered with instruction. He had a squeaky case, lowered it, sprayed it, raised it and stuck it. Not a huge suprise. But being so inflexible and unable to adapt that he can not spray the cases first, then monkey with the dies, is comical.
Oh well. It got me a good deal. And he is happy knowing that he was right about OneShot, and is back to using excessive amounts of tractor gear lube and having the same problems with occasional misfires from "chunky" powder, that went in the case brand new. I suspect under close magnification one would see nicely lubricated chunks of powder.
"A man can lead a horse to water but..."
