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Posted 3 months ago
trunkman
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The second trunk that I found over twenty years ago was full of garbage -- and to take the trunk form the curb meant to take the garbage that was in it. Under a layer of trash was this unopened bottle of Ruinart champagne as well as a purse with letters from Germany date 1919. I have had this bottle kicking around and really do not know what to do with it. I want to throw it out but it is kinda cool and looks really old. How old I have no clue. Ruinart is still in business today. Unfortunately this bottle has never been kept properly so the champagne inside is undoubtably bad.
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Cheers to mmajestic1 and bb2...
Cheers to the most kind, the one and only trunkman!!! Suprised to see that no one has solved this yet. : )
Thank you for the warmth miKKo -- you have the gift of encouragement! Cheers to you!
excuse my thoughts, but if you wanted, burn different colors of candles and let drip down the sides for a very 1970s look.
That would be cool -- thanks for the comment!
Kind of like the one here
http://cherikirk.blogspot.com/2010/05/recycling.html
Please be careful with matches and fire though.