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I sure would be!!!! You are a smart man, BTW, did you go to Duke? Ihear they learned a few things, like not P'ng on their hands!devildeac wrote:Saranac Big Moose Ale-an American Pale Ale-A bit surprising is the fact that this actually tasted like an APA and not an IPA. Mrs. DD took a whiff and said, "Frazier Fir." That's pretty darn good for a wookie who doesn't even drink the stuff. I oughta keep her around for another 31 years or so
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I'm glad someone read that joke.cl15876 wrote:I sure would be!!!! You are a smart man, BTW, did you go to Duke? Ihear they learned a few things, like not P'ng on their hands!devildeac wrote:Saranac Big Moose Ale-an American Pale Ale-A bit surprising is the fact that this actually tasted like an APA and not an IPA. Mrs. DD took a whiff and said, "Frazier Fir." That's pretty darn good for a wookie who doesn't even drink the stuff. I oughta keep her around for another 31 years or so
devildeac wrote:I'm glad someone read that joke.cl15876 wrote:I sure would be!!!! You are a smart man, BTW, did you go to Duke? Ihear they learned a few things, like not P'ng on their hands!devildeac wrote:Saranac Big Moose Ale-an American Pale Ale-A bit surprising is the fact that this actually tasted like an APA and not an IPA. Mrs. DD took a whiff and said, "Frazier Fir." That's pretty darn good for a wookie who doesn't even drink the stuff. I oughta keep her around for another 31 years or so
i was rolling! 
cl15876 wrote:Thank god I didn't provide that one as a trader!Jeez, I've been trying to recover from that Iron City for ...
Man can't anyone take a joke!
It has probably Holidale..which is a bit of a cross between a barleywine and a winter warmer..Pretty tasty.ohioguy2 wrote:We stopped in the Berkshires (Red Lion Inn) on our way back from Boston. For lunch I tried a couple of the Birkshire Brewing Co's products--it was a tavern, what should I drink?.The Steel Rail was a good beer, the Coffee House Porter a very good beer. Someone else said their Seasonal Christmas beer was very good, but I did not catch the name nor purchase one (I had miles to go before I could sleep).
. I'd guess the IBU to be about 50 and the ABV to be about 6%. . This is surprisingly good. I was expecting a Belgian white ale and got a dubbel instead. Two different hops and two different malts for a mildly fruity (think raisins and dates), mildly sweet and malty (think brown sugar) brew. This has a medium brown and slightly cloudy pour with the added/retained yeast. It is a bit "thin" for a traditional dubbel but is a solid brew. IBU is about 40 and the ABV is 5.9% so this is a good beverage with medium body stews, BBQ items on the slightly sweet side or with some light snacks. I'm saving the Caramel Porter to share with our son and Lavabe next week ;) . 
gosh, you are dating yourself! Ya know, I used to draw a perfect Tony the Tiger amongst several other comic book characters, but lost it somewhere along the life line.....CameronBornAndBred wrote:I am enjoying a large bottle of Three Philsophers to enjoy it, not review it. I am thoroughly enjoying it.
Tony will take over from here.
, but I am still good at stick figures! ;) I talked to my son the other night and asked how his comic strip of the day in the life of colonial kid went as far as a grade - since daddy helped him think this out and execute (without doing it for him, which I wanted to do soooo bad, keep in mind he is in the 3rd grade) and he said..... Oh, I forgot I couldn't draw stick figures (which he is really good at, circle and a few lines that end up being a body and arms and legs), and I'm thinking, damn, his teacher really is pulling out the artistic abilities of these kids to draw fully configured beings... but then he recanted and said stick figures are okay.... WHO knows? I might have to discuss with his teacher who sort of looks like Tiger's soon to be X wife and always wears a kitty outfit for halloween! I asked my son (because I couldn't remember her name) how is your kitty teacher and he immediately corrected me, my teacher is Ms. Edwards (maybe Tony's X, my $0.02)!cl15876 wrote:gosh, you are dating yourself! Ya know, I used to draw a perfect Tony the Tiger amongst several other comic book characters, but lost it somewhere along the life line.....CameronBornAndBred wrote:I am enjoying a large bottle of Three Philsophers to enjoy it, not review it. I am thoroughly enjoying it.
Tony will take over from here.
He is quick!
Unless you snuck out at night while I was sleeping, how in the H-E-double hockey sticks do you know what Ms. Edwards wore for Halloween?cl15876 wrote:Oh, I forgot I couldn't draw stick figures (which he is really good at, circle and a few lines that end up being a body and arms and legs), and I'm thinking, damn, his teacher really is pulling out the artistic abilities of these kids to draw fully configured beings... but then he recanted and said stick figures are okay.... WHO knows? I might have to discuss with his teacher who sort of looks like Tiger's soon to be X wife and always wears a kitty outfit for halloween! I asked my son (because I couldn't remember her name) how is your kitty teacher and he immediately corrected me, my teacher is Ms. Edwards (maybe Tony's X, my $0.02)!cl15876 wrote:gosh, you are dating yourself! Ya know, I used to draw a perfect Tony the Tiger amongst several other comic book characters, but lost it somewhere along the life line.....CameronBornAndBred wrote:I am enjoying a large bottle of Three Philsophers to enjoy it, not review it. I am thoroughly enjoying it.
Tony will take over from here.
Watch out.....uh..Tiger.CathyCA wrote: Unless you snuck out at night while I was sleeping, how in the H-E-double hockey sticks do you know what Ms. Edwards wore for Halloween?
I need a drool icon. That sounds luscious.bluebear wrote:I was in the store yesterday and came across Brooklyn Black Ops and Goose Island Bourbon County Stout..both bourbon aged imperial stouts. I've been looking for Black Ops but couldn't pull the trigger at $25 for a 750ml bottle..I did snag the BCS at half the price which is still pricey but more palatable. This could be one of my favorite beers of all time..Pours a thick black was not even a hint of head. Taste up front is rich chocolate and vanilla. A bit of coffee bitterness comes in on the backside but it's fairly mild. Everything is wrapped together with a heavy but not overpowering bourbon kick. Way too drinkable for 13%.
Honey they have there Halloween party at the school during the week prior to Halloween and that is where I met her (once with her boyfriend) and I would never snuck out on you, myCathyCA wrote:Unless you snuck out at night while I was sleeping, how in the H-E-double hockey sticks do you know what Ms. Edwards wore for Halloween?cl15876 wrote:Oh, I forgot I couldn't draw stick figures (which he is really good at, circle and a few lines that end up being a body and arms and legs), and I'm thinking, damn, his teacher really is pulling out the artistic abilities of these kids to draw fully configured beings... but then he recanted and said stick figures are okay.... WHO knows? I might have to discuss with his teacher who sort of looks like Tiger's soon to be X wife and always wears a kitty outfit for halloween! I asked my son (because I couldn't remember her name) how is your kitty teacher and he immediately corrected me, my teacher is Ms. Edwards (maybe Tony's X, my $0.02)!cl15876 wrote:"quote="CameronBornAndBred""I am enjoying a large bottle of Three Philsophers to enjoy it, not review it. I am thoroughly enjoying it.
Tony will take over from here.
gosh, you are dating yourself! Ya know, I used to draw a perfect Tony the Tiger amongst several other comic book characters, but lost it somewhere along the life line.....
throb!, YOU know that! ;) 
You have one:CameronBornAndBred wrote:I need a drool icon. That sounds luscious.bluebear wrote:I was in the store yesterday and came across Brooklyn Black Ops and Goose Island Bourbon County Stout..both bourbon aged imperial stouts. I've been looking for Black Ops but couldn't pull the trigger at $25 for a 750ml bottle..I did snag the BCS at half the price which is still pricey but more palatable. This could be one of my favorite beers of all time..Pours a thick black was not even a hint of head. Taste up front is rich chocolate and vanilla. A bit of coffee bitterness comes in on the backside but it's fairly mild. Everything is wrapped together with a heavy but not overpowering bourbon kick. Way too drinkable for 13%.
Ahem. "Ymm, Beer" thread.cl15876 wrote:Honey they have there Halloween party at the school during the week prior to Halloween and that is where I met her (once with her boyfriend) and I would never snuck out on you, myCathyCA wrote:Unless you snuck out at night while I was sleeping, how in the H-E-double hockey sticks do you know what Ms. Edwards wore for Halloween?cl15876 wrote: Oh, I forgot I couldn't draw stick figures (which he is really good at, circle and a few lines that end up being a body and arms and legs), and I'm thinking, damn, his teacher really is pulling out the artistic abilities of these kids to draw fully configured beings... but then he recanted and said stick figures are okay.... WHO knows? I might have to discuss with his teacher who sort of looks like Tiger's soon to be X wife and always wears a kitty outfit for halloween! I asked my son (because I couldn't remember her name) how is your kitty teacher and he immediately corrected me, my teacher is Ms. Edwards (maybe Tony's X, my $0.02)!
Oops, sorry about the diversion. Tony the Tiger started it!devildeac wrote: ... Ahem. "Ymm, Beer" thread.
