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Bostondevil wrote:Nobody has noticed yet.

Noticed what?

OZZIE4DUKE wrote:

Bostondevil wrote:Nobody has noticed yet.

Noticed what?

I noticed Ozzie didn't notice what I didn't notice.

That's it. I'm painting now.

CameronBornAndBred wrote:

OZZIE4DUKE wrote:

Bostondevil wrote:Nobody has noticed yet.

Noticed what?

I noticed Ozzie didn't notice what I didn't notice.

Exactly what I noticed. And I did it without a string of :lol:

I beat you both to the not noticing punch line.

wilson wrote:

wilson wrote:Well, the archive is closed today, and I was going to sit on the beach and drink Kronenbourg in honor of Bastille Day. But as of right now, it's rather gray, and this afternoon's forecast calls for thunderstorms. So, for now, I'm just interwebbing and watching the Cosby Show. Maybe I'll storm a prison later on.

Question re: Kronenbourg: I distinctly recall it being the cheap stuff in France (I drank it on plenty a Friday afternoon as a 15 year-old ). But here, it clocks in just south of nine bucks for a six-pack.
Does this mean that Busch Light qualifies as premium brew in Europe?

I don't think that would qualify as a premium brew anywhere on this planet... :oops: :roll:

wilson wrote:

wilson wrote:Well, the archive is closed today, and I was going to sit on the beach and drink Kronenbourg in honor of Bastille Day. But as of right now, it's rather gray, and this afternoon's forecast calls for thunderstorms. So, for now, I'm just interwebbing and watching the Cosby Show. Maybe I'll storm a prison later on.

Question re: Kronenbourg: I distinctly recall it being the cheap stuff in France (I drank it on plenty a Friday afternoon as a 15 year-old ). But here, it clocks in just south of nine bucks for a six-pack.
Does this mean that Busch Light qualifies as premium brew in Europe?

I've got a few other suggestions at just under $9 for a 6er that you might like better...

CameronBornAndBred wrote:

CameronBornAndBred wrote:

bjornolf wrote:I'm goin' to shoot my old lady cause I caught her messin' round with another man.

Nevermind, I'm catching up. Happy to know your safe Mrs. Bjornolf.

I got LOTS of catching up to do as far as DD and bjornolf go. I remember in a distant past when I was the top PW.

I was wondering when you'd notice... ;)

CameronBornAndBred wrote:

OZZIE4DUKE wrote:

Bostondevil wrote:Nobody has noticed yet.

Noticed what?

I noticed Ozzie didn't notice what I didn't notice.

I noticed that, too. :oops: :roll:

devildeac wrote:I noticed that, too. :oops: :roll:

So when will someone notice what we are supposed to notice?

No idea. I'm as confused as everyone else. Probably more so.

When I was in high school, a LOT of people were fans of older music, especially from the 60's and 70's (I went to a boarding school in Cali...about half the students were into modern early 90's music, the other half were into the 60's, 70's, 80's, or some combination thereof). Being the only guy in my school that went by "Joe" (we got another Joe when I was a Junior, but the joke had worn off by then), I'd often be walking around the halls and someone, almost always one of a particular group of upper classmen, would suddenly say "Hey, Joe, where you goin' with that gun in your hand?" I didn't know what it meant the first time I heard it, but luckily, one of my friends who was a big Hendrix fan was with me when it happened. He whispered to me what to respond, then played me the song later that night. It became kind of a joke, and I heard it so much over the next couple years 'til those guys graduated that I just automatically respond, even now, in typed form, when I hear, or read, that. It's become kind of a Pavlovian response.

bjornolf wrote:No idea. I'm as confused as everyone else. Probably more so.

When I was in high school, a LOT of people were fans of older music, especially from the 60's and 70's (I went to a boarding school in Cali...about half the students were into modern early 90's music, the other half were into the 60's, 70's, 80's, or some combination thereof). Being the only guy in my school that went by "Joe" (we got another Joe when I was a Junior, but the joke had worn off by then), I'd often be walking around the halls and someone, almost always one of a particular group of upper classmen, would suddenly say "Hey, Joe, where you goin' with that gun in your hand?" I didn't know what it meant the first time I heard it, but luckily, one of my friends who was a big Hendrix fan was with me when it happened. He whispered to me what to respond, then played me the song later that night. It became kind of a joke, and I heard it so much over the next couple years 'til those guys graduated that I just automatically respond, even now, in typed form, when I hear, or read, that. It's become kind of a Pavlovian response.

I'm not a big Hendrix fan, although 60's and 70's music is what I listen to. So what does it mean and what was the right answer? Which Hendrix song?

OZZIE4DUKE wrote:

bjornolf wrote:No idea. I'm as confused as everyone else. Probably more so.

When I was in high school, a LOT of people were fans of older music, especially from the 60's and 70's (I went to a boarding school in Cali...about half the students were into modern early 90's music, the other half were into the 60's, 70's, 80's, or some combination thereof). Being the only guy in my school that went by "Joe" (we got another Joe when I was a Junior, but the joke had worn off by then), I'd often be walking around the halls and someone, almost always one of a particular group of upper classmen, would suddenly say "Hey, Joe, where you goin' with that gun in your hand?" I didn't know what it meant the first time I heard it, but luckily, one of my friends who was a big Hendrix fan was with me when it happened. He whispered to me what to respond, then played me the song later that night. It became kind of a joke, and I heard it so much over the next couple years 'til those guys graduated that I just automatically respond, even now, in typed form, when I hear, or read, that. It's become kind of a Pavlovian response.

I'm not a big Hendrix fan, although 60's and 70's music is what I listen to. So what does it mean and what was the right answer? Which Hendrix song?

Oh, sorry, i forgot to hit the quote button. This is in response to the little exchange that took place on the last page. DA typed the first line from the song "Hey, Joe" by Hendrix. I just automatically typed in the response, "I'm goin' to shoot my old lady, cause i caught her messin' around with another man". I think it was CB&B that said he was worried about my wife after reading that. I then explained it was from the Hendrix song. I then just wanted to relay that anecdote from my high school days, but I forgot to hit the Quote button from that exchange, so it kind of got out of context. Sorry Ozzie.

After DD's comment... were we supposed to notice that you passed CB&B or something? Sorry, I can't keep straight who's in which place, so I wasn't sure about that. CB&B and DD's comments made me think that was it. Is that it?

Thanks.

OZZIE4DUKE wrote:Thanks.

No prob, Bob. I mean Ozzie. ;) (THAT'S from Bob the Builder, for those of you that don't have small kids.)

DevilAlumna wrote:

wilson wrote:Well, the archive is closed today, and I was going to sit on the beach and drink Kronenbourg in honor of Bastille Day. But as of right now, it's rather gray, and this afternoon's forecast calls for thunderstorms. So, for now, I'm just interwebbing and watching the Cosby Show. Maybe I'll storm a prison later on.

What, no Stella Artois?

Stella isn't French; it's Belgian.

wilson wrote:

DevilAlumna wrote:

wilson wrote:Well, the archive is closed today, and I was going to sit on the beach and drink Kronenbourg in honor of Bastille Day. But as of right now, it's rather gray, and this afternoon's forecast calls for thunderstorms. So, for now, I'm just interwebbing and watching the Cosby Show. Maybe I'll storm a prison later on.

What, no Stella Artois?

Stella isn't French; it's Belgian.

It's also supremely overrated.

wilson wrote:

wilson wrote: Stella isn't French; it's Belgian.

It's also supremely overrated.

Considering how many wonderful Belgian brews there are out there, would you not consider it to be the Belgian version of Bud/Bud Light? ;)

Oh wait... I thought this was the Ymm, Beer thread!

CameronBornAndBred wrote: I did the UK when I was about 12 or so with my family; a vacation I'll never forget.

Well it used to be the centre of the universe and, as far as I am concerned, still is. If I could find a job over there (not that I'm actively looking) I would go back tomorrow. I would absolutely love to sell up and move back home to Scotland. Then again, I'd also move to England in a heartbeat.