A picture of you running a 5K race? With your clothes on, of course.OZZIE4DUKE wrote:I'm sitting at 4,999 posts OY. Any suggestions for #5,000 (that won't get me banned)?
A check written by you to the DBR for $5000?
Five pix of coach K?
IDK.
Milestones
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devildeac
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Re: Milestones
A check written by you to the DBR for $5000?
Five pix of coach K?
IDK.
[redacted] them and the horses they rode in on.
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OZZIE4DUKE
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Those first two sure ain't gonna happen. Neither will the last one.devildeac wrote:A picture of you running a 5K race? With your clothes on, of course.OZZIE4DUKE wrote:I'm sitting at 4,999 posts OY. Any suggestions for #5,000 (that won't get me banned)?
A check written by you to the DBR for $5000?
Five pix of coach K?
IDK.
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Re: Milestones
Pictures of the 4 banners with a place for the 5th?OZZIE4DUKE wrote:Those first two sure ain't gonna happen. Neither will the last one.devildeac wrote:A picture of you running a 5K race? With your clothes on, of course.OZZIE4DUKE wrote:I'm sitting at 4,999 posts OY. Any suggestions for #5,000 (that won't get me banned)?
A check written by you to the DBR for $5000?
Five pix of coach K?
IDK.
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ArkieDukie
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Re: Milestones
How about one of those cute pictures of you and Ruthie?OZZIE4DUKE wrote:Those first two sure ain't gonna happen. Neither will the last one.devildeac wrote:A picture of you running a 5K race? With your clothes on, of course.OZZIE4DUKE wrote:I'm sitting at 4,999 posts OY. Any suggestions for #5,000 (that won't get me banned)?
A check written by you to the DBR for $5000?
Five pix of coach K?
IDK.
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OZZIE4DUKE
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Ding ding ding! We have a winner! I'll duplicate my 5,000th post here, perhaps with a birthday picture from this weekend!ArkieDukie wrote: How about one of those cute pictures of you and Ruthie?
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devildeac
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Re: Milestones
Maybe 5000 pix like you put on FB.ArkieDukie wrote:How about one of those cute pictures of you and Ruthie?OZZIE4DUKE wrote:Those first two sure ain't gonna happen. Neither will the last one.devildeac wrote: A picture of you running a 5K race? With your clothes on, of course.
A check written by you to the DBR for $5000?
Five pix of coach K?
IDK.
[redacted] them and the horses they rode in on.
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The standard 'Go To Hell, Carolina!'OZZIE4DUKE wrote:I'm sitting at 4,999 posts OY. Any suggestions for #5,000 (that won't get me banned)?
Works for me.
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Re: Milestones
83 more posts after this one and we'll be at a total of 95,000 in CTN history.
Wonder who'll be the lucky one to post #100K?
Wonder who'll be the lucky one to post #100K?
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Northern Hemisphere Wet Hop Ale-Sierra Nevada
I'll let the brewer explain first:
The cornerstone of our Harvest series is the beer that started the modern-day fresh hop ale phenomenon in America, our original Harvest Ale.
Created in 1996, Harvest Ale features Cascade and Centennial hops from the Yakima Valley in Eastern Washington. These hops are harvested and shipped as “wet” un-dried hops—the same day they are picked—to our brewery in Chico where our brewers eagerly wait to get them into the brew kettle while their oils and resins are still at their peak
alcohol content 6.7% by volume malts Two-row Pale & Caramel
beginning gravity 16.5 Plato yeast Top-fermenting Ale Yeast
ending gravity 4.0 Plato bittering hops Centennial
bitterness units 60-65 finishing hops Cascade & Centennia
Now, it's my turn. This is the 3rd wet hop ale I have ever tasted and it is a great concept and product. The 1st may have been Southern Hemisphere from Sierra Nevada also. The 2nd was So Fresh, So Green Green from Terrapin, but that was only a 1-2 ounce taster from Tyler's when the server brought the wrong 1st beer so I got a free sample but didn't review it. I gotta buy a bomber of it. This one has a pungent, citrus-laced nose and a slightly oily, resin/citrus blend taste. The color is golden and the head is foamy and lingered thoughout the 12 ounces I had with dinner and again for the closer for the evening. As I mentioned in the dinner thread, tonight's dinner was pretty simple but this ale would pair well with curry or spicy grilled fare, too. CB&B found this in Blacksburg and was a trader last month. An excellent find.
Now I gotta go out and find a bottle of the Hoptimum that bluebeer liked so much...
This may also be post #95000 on CTN.
I'll let the brewer explain first:
The cornerstone of our Harvest series is the beer that started the modern-day fresh hop ale phenomenon in America, our original Harvest Ale.
Created in 1996, Harvest Ale features Cascade and Centennial hops from the Yakima Valley in Eastern Washington. These hops are harvested and shipped as “wet” un-dried hops—the same day they are picked—to our brewery in Chico where our brewers eagerly wait to get them into the brew kettle while their oils and resins are still at their peak
alcohol content 6.7% by volume malts Two-row Pale & Caramel
beginning gravity 16.5 Plato yeast Top-fermenting Ale Yeast
ending gravity 4.0 Plato bittering hops Centennial
bitterness units 60-65 finishing hops Cascade & Centennia
Now, it's my turn. This is the 3rd wet hop ale I have ever tasted and it is a great concept and product. The 1st may have been Southern Hemisphere from Sierra Nevada also. The 2nd was So Fresh, So Green Green from Terrapin, but that was only a 1-2 ounce taster from Tyler's when the server brought the wrong 1st beer so I got a free sample but didn't review it. I gotta buy a bomber of it. This one has a pungent, citrus-laced nose and a slightly oily, resin/citrus blend taste. The color is golden and the head is foamy and lingered thoughout the 12 ounces I had with dinner and again for the closer for the evening. As I mentioned in the dinner thread, tonight's dinner was pretty simple but this ale would pair well with curry or spicy grilled fare, too. CB&B found this in Blacksburg and was a trader last month. An excellent find.
Now I gotta go out and find a bottle of the Hoptimum that bluebeer liked so much...
This may also be post #95000 on CTN.
[redacted] them and the horses they rode in on.
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Re: Milestones
devildeac wrote: This may also be post #95000 on CTN.
Duke born, Duke bred, cooking on a grill so I'm tailgate fed.
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devildeac
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Re: Milestones
Less than 40 to go.
I don't have a clue what the post will be though.
I don't have a clue what the post will be though.
[redacted] them and the horses they rode in on.
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Very Duke Blue
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I'm waiting to see what you'll do.devildeac wrote:Less than 40 to go.
I don't have a clue what the post will be though.
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I expect a review of Bell's Batch 10,000.Very Duke Blue wrote:I'm waiting to see what you'll do.devildeac wrote:Less than 40 to go.
I don't have a clue what the post will be though.
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devildeac
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Great idea. If I can find it, I'll make that post #10K. Got any at Liquor Barn?Lavabe wrote:I expect a review of Bell's Batch 10,000.Very Duke Blue wrote:I'm waiting to see what you'll do.devildeac wrote:Less than 40 to go.
I don't have a clue what the post will be though.
[redacted] them and the horses they rode in on.
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Re: Milestones
You just passed 3733, as in the Kenya National Museum accession number for a Homo ergaster from East Lake Rudolf in the early Pleistocene.wilson wrote:I'm inching up on a milestone post about which I am very excited. Stay tuned.
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Re: Milestones
I heartily commend the spectacular nerdiness of this post.Lavabe wrote:You just passed 3733, as in the Kenya National Museum accession number for a Homo ergaster from East Lake Rudolf in the early Pleistocene.
Re: Milestones
Following the 1976 season, his 23rd in Major League Baseball, Henry Louis Aaron, still the true home run champion, retired from baseball with a lifetime total of 3771 hits.
