Sometimes that glass of chardonnay walks out with me
I know it shouldn't
But when it does, I have just one thing to say...
the views are fan-bloody-tabulous!
Let's face it, sometimes those faint fuzzies can do with a bit of imagination.
And did I forget to mention that my empty wine cask box doubles up nicely
as a head rest, yes it's the perfect height and errr a perfect night.
But on a serious note...
Alcohol isn't recommended because it's got something to do with depleting the oxygen supply that the eye needs to observe all that faint stuff.
For me, that's not a problem...
I'm both an experienced drinker and driver of my scope.
ssshhhhhh don't tell my astro mentor that I drink on the job, I only have but one mere glass, so maybe it's actually the 3rd,
but all that matters is its one glass at the scope and that's it...
Hi Travis and
We have plenty of people on this forum from all around the world, so you will fit in here nicely, don't worry about it.
So... doesn't John Travolta live in your neck of the woods
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If you live next door, I would like to be your new best friend.
And I'd be using that scope not for the sky I can tell you that much.