Note To Self: Don't leave a bottle of . . .

RGD. · 08-20-2010, 02:04 PM

. . . rum, brand new, in the front seat of my truck (leather seats) so that the sun beats down on it for about 3 to 4 hours again.

Damn.

I had run down to the ABC store for a friend who is on driving restriction (doctors orders) to pick him up a few items. While there I decided to grab another bottle of George Bowman Rum. Came back, parked under a tree and left my bottle in the front seat laying down.

So we sat out on his patio for about 5 hours having a few cigars and drinks. I get up to my truck to leave, open the door and damn. The sun had heated the bottle which blew the cork stopper and half the damn bottle was all over the seats. Hell of a mess.

The upside is that the ride home, even with the windows down was actually pretty enjoyable with the rum smell - better than any air freshener.

Will see what the seat looks like once it dries out.

Rpm

08-20-2010, 02:04 PM	#1
RGD. God Like Status Join Date: Oct 2008 First Name: Ron Location: Alexandria, Virginia Posts: 971 Trading: (1)	Note To Self: Don't leave a bottle of . . . . . . rum, brand new, in the front seat of my truck (leather seats) so that the sun beats down on it for about 3 to 4 hours again. Damn. I had run down to the ABC store for a friend who is on driving restriction (doctors orders) to pick him up a few items. While there I decided to grab another bottle of George Bowman Rum. Came back, parked under a tree and left my bottle in the front seat laying down. So we sat out on his patio for about 5 hours having a few cigars and drinks. I get up to my truck to leave, open the door and damn. The sun had heated the bottle which blew the cork stopper and half the damn bottle was all over the seats. Hell of a mess. The upside is that the ride home, even with the windows down was actually pretty enjoyable with the rum smell - better than any air freshener. Will see what the seat looks like once it dries out. Rpm