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I believe that's what we call "whiskey"...

-dave w

Cold Duck? ; ) Randy

"BB" wrote in news:v1hhb.125$Sk1.17 @nwrddc03.gnilink.net:

Beerbon!

len.

Bourbon uses corn, I think - but so do some beermakers IIRC, and Butweiper uses rice!

Jerry If you're flying a Warbird, there is a strip at the launch site. Stay a week and they have a pretty good Airshow there. The largest show we ever had there consisted of over 125 Warbirds, including 6 B-17's and the Thunderbirds). If you are flying commercial, the Rochester Airport is the one to use. It's only about 10 minutes away from the hotels.

Lloyd Wood BRS Secretary Level lll

Cold period. ;-)

No wonder I don't like it. But the Mexicans here sure do.

Jerry

Brian Actually, the total price for all six days is going to be $75 (including the Tripoli fee). Remember I said that we were going to have a "special" combo rate:-).

Lloyd Wood BRS Secretary Level lll

Watch it, bub. Themz iz fightin wordz. ;-)

Mark Simpson NAR 71503 Level II God Bless our peacekeepers

love........

Hey! Don't forget that other one.... "Free."

Although I'll take a tap Guinness every day if I'm plunking down my own coin....

Kevin Rezac

Lousy beer must be served ice cold, this numbs your tastebuds into submission while they are being violated by nasty swill........anything else would be cruel and unusual. :-)

On another thread I posted a highly potent Cider recipe (12-15% depending on the apples) which you leave on your 5 degree front porch int he winter.....the next morning you pour off the Cider Jack, all the ice is just water, the Cider Jack is worthy of stealing one's breath.......distillation by the frozen tundra. But the ATF wants you to pay tax on it so don't tell anyone I told you about it! ;-)

A lagered Märzen? You doin' some brewin'? And if you slip over the border for some Yuengling lager you're a bootlegger! Glad to hear it! :-)

Stegmaier is as bad as Zilwaukee Light......never tried the PBR RWB nor the Golden Gerbil......just lucky I guess . :-) Well IF I can get some time before the launch and figure a way to keep it still on the ride up and keep it cool, I may do a keg of something.........maybe my killer SNPA clone.....I used to get opinions on that one, not anymore, i couldn't get rid of the 'judges'

Awe, heck! After you've had ten or fifteen beers, they kinda all taste the same anyhow! ;-)

-- Joe Michel NAR 82797 L1

Not on the way back up, they don't..........

So is this like a glue thread now, with no end in sight?

Jerry

Elmer's Pale Ale?? :-)

Tod:

Another good Genese beer is the 12 Horse Ale. Honey Brown isn't hard to take eighter.

Al

Stegmair, now that brings up old memories. My Grandfather owned a beer distributorship up in NE PA (Glen Lyon). My brother and I used to spend a couple of weeks visiting them every summer. When we were young, we'd climb on the pallets of kegs stacked to the ceiling in the warehouse. Valley Forge Ale, Gibbons, Schmidts, Schlitz, Schaefer, Ballantine, Rolling Rock and Stegmair. Back then, Bud and Miller weren't very popular in NE PA. When we got a little older, we helped unload trailers of cases and rode with my Uncle making deliveries to bars around the area.

Mark Simpson NAR 71503 Level II God Bless our peacekeepers