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Good morning guys.
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4 Romeo y Julieta Vintage #7.5 (Toro) (6.2"x54)
10/39.99
3 Nica Libre Silver 25th Anniversary Torpedo (6.0"x56)
5/24.50
2 Drew Estate Tabak Especial Limited
10/39.99
1 Cohiba Puro Dominicana
5/29.99
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On this day in history ..
0535 - St Agapitus I begins his reign as Catholic Pope
0609 - Pope Boniface I turns Pantheon into Catholic church
0641 - Eligius (Saint Eloy) becomes bishop of Doornik-Noyon
1106 - Henry I of Limburg becomes duke of Neth-Lutherans
1110 - Crusaders march into Beirut causing a bloodbath
1364 - Peter Coutherel banished from Leuven
1497 - Pope Alexander VI excommunicates Girolamo Savonarola
1559 - Excavated corpse of heretic David Jorisz burned in Basel
1568 - Mary Queen of Scots is defeated by English at battle of Langside
1588 - King Henri III flees Paris
1607 - English colonists (John Smith) lands near James River in VA
1624 - Admiral Hermites fleet blockade Lima Peru
1637 - Cardinal Richelieu of France creates the table knife
1643 - Battle at Grantham: English parliamentary armies beat royalists
1643 - Heavy earthquake strikes Santiago Chile; kills 1/3 of population
1652 - Ingen Ryuki invited to become the abbot of Sofokuji temple in Nagasaki
1654 - Venetian fleet under Adm Adeler beats Turkish
1767 - Mozart's opera "Apollo et Hyacinthus," premieres in Salzburg
1777 - University library at Vienna opens
1779 - War of Bavarian Succession ends
1787 - Arthur Phillip sets sails with 11 ships of criminals to Botany Bay
1820 - Opera "Die J„garsbraut" is completed
1828 - US passes Tariff of Abominations
1830 - Republic of Ecuador is founded, with Juan Jose Flores as president
1835 - 1st foreign embassy in Hawaii forms
1846 - US declares war on M‚xico, 2 months after fighting begins
1861 - Queen Victoria announces England's position of neutrality
1864 - -16] Atlanta Campaign-Battle of Resaca Georgia
1865 - S Brownsville, TX (Palmito Ranch) Final engagement of Civil War PVT John J Williams of 34th Indiana is last man killed
1874 - Pope Pius IX encyclical "On Greek-Ruthenian rite"
1876 - Amersfoort-Zutphen railway opens
1877 - C‚sar Franck's "Lesson Eolides," premieres
1882 - Toba-indians killed 20 members of French expedition
1884 - Institute for Electrical & Electronics Engineers (IEEE) forms
1887 - 15th Preakness: William Donohue aboard Dunboyne wins in 2:39«
1888 - DeWolf Hooper 1st recited "Casey at Bat"
1888 - Princess Isabel of Brazil signs "Lei Aur‚a" abolishing slavery
1890 - 18th Preakness: W Martin aboard Montague wins in 2:36.75
1890 - Lord Salisbury offers Germany Helgoland in exchange for Zanzibar, Uganda & Equatoria
1891 - 17th Kentucky Derby: Isaac Murphy aboard Kingman wins in 2:52¬
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1905 - James J Jeffries retires as boxing champ
1906 - Bezalel Art School opens in Jerusalem
1909 - Christian National Labor Workers (CNV) party begins in Netherlands
1911 - 37th Kentucky Derby: George Archibald aboard Meridian wins in 2:05
1911 - NY Giant Fred Merkle is 1st to get 6 RBIs in an inning (1st)
1912 - Royal Flying Corps forms in England
1913 - 1st 4 engine aircraft built & flown (Igor Sikorsky-Russia)
1916 - 1st observance of Indian (Native American) Day
1916 - 42nd Kentucky Derby: Johnny Loftus aboard George Smith wins in 2:04
1916 - Native American Day is 1st observed
1917 - 1st appearance of Mary to 3 shepherd children in Fatima, Portugal
1917 - Ernest Bloch's "Schelomo," premieres
1918 - 1st US airmail stamps issued (24›)
1922 - 48th Kentucky Derby: Albert Johnson aboard Morvich wins in 2:04.6
1922 - 48th Preakness: L Morris aboard Pillory wins in 1:51.6
1923 - Pulitzer prize awarded to Willa Carter (One of Ours)
1926 - German govt of Luther falls
1927 - "Black Friday" on Berlin Stock Exchange
1927 - VVOG soccer team forms in Harderwijk
1930 - Farmer killed by hail in Lubbock, Texas
1930 - Only known fatality due to hail
1931 - Paul Doumer elected president of France
1932 - Russian composer Dmitri Sjostakovitch marries Nina Varsar
1933 - 59th Preakness: Charley Kurtsinger aboard Head Play wins in 2:02
1934 - Great dustbowl storm
1936 - Quiroga govt takes office in Spain
1939 - 65th Preakness: George Seabo aboard Challedon wins in 1:59.8
1939 - SS St Louis departs Hamburg with 937 Jews fugitives
1940 - British bomb factory at Breda
1940 - Churchill says I have nothing to offer but blood, toil, tears & sweat
1940 - Dutch Queen Wilhelmina flees to England
1940 - German breakthrough at Grebbelinie
1941 - Martin Bormann is named head of Nazi Party Chancellery in Germany
1941 - Trial against resistance fighter comte d'Estienne d'Orves begins
1941 - Willy Lewis' US jazz band performs in Switzerland
1942 - Helicopter makes its 1st cross-country flight
1942 - Pitcher Jim Tobin belts 3 HRs in a game
1943 - German & Italian forces in Africa surrender
1943 - German occupiers confiscate all radios
1944 - 70th Preakness: Conn McCreary aboard Pensive wins in 1:59.2
1945 - US troops conquer Dakeshi Okinawa
1946 - Sarwate & Banerjee add 249 for 10th wkt for Indians v Surrey
1946 - US convicts 58 camp guard of Mauthausen concentration camp to death
1946 - Winston Churchill welcomed in Rotterdam
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1947 - Senate approved the Taft-Hartley Act limiting the power of unions
1949 - 1st British-produced jet bomber, Canberra, makes its 1st test flight
1950 - Diner's Club issues its 1st credit cards
1952 - Minor-league Bristol pitcher Ron Necciai strikes out 27 in 9-innings
1952 - Pandit Nehru becomes premier of India
1953 - NY Giants Willie Mays & Darryl Spencer each hit 2 HRs & a triple
1954 - "Pajama Game" opens at St James Theater NYC for 1063 performances
1954 - Labour Party wins British municipal elections
1954 - Robin Roberts gives up a HR then retires next 27 men in a row
1954 - US performs atmospheric nuclear test at Enwetak
1955 - Mickey Mantle hits 3 consecutive HRs of at least 463'
1956 - Pachyderm Building at Cleveland Metroparks Zoo opens
1958 - French settlers riot against French army in Algeria
1958 - Jordan & Iraq form Arab Federation
1958 - Pierre Pflimlin forms French govt
1958 - Rioters attack US VP Nixon in Venezuela
1958 - Stan Musial, is 8th to get 3,000 hits
1959 - Kraft Music Hall with Milton Berle, last airs on NBC-TV
1960 - 1st launch of Delta satellite launching vehicle; it failed
1960 - Phillies lose 3rd consecutive 1-0 game
1960 - WOLE TV channel 12 in Aguadillo, PR
1962 - Mickey Wright wins LPGA Western Golf Open
1965 - Rolling Stones record "Satisfaction"
1965 - Several Arab nations break ties with West Germany after it established diplomatic relations with Israel
1966 - Rolling Stones release "Paint it Black"
1966 - Federal education funding is denied to 12 school districts in the South because of violations of the 1964 Civil Rights Act
1967 - NY Yankee Mickey Mantle hits career HR #500 off Stu Miller
1967 - Octagonal boxing ring is tested to avoid corner injuries
1968 - 1,000,000 French demonstrate against De Gaulle & Pompidou
1970 - Beatles movie "Let it Be" premieres
1971 - Grace Slick of Jefferson Airplane seriously injured in a car accident
1972 - 115 die in nightclub atop 7-story Sennichi dept store (Osaka Japan)
1972 - Milwaukee Brewers beat Minn Twins, 4-3, in 22 innings (started 5/12)
1973 - "Cyrano" opens at Palace Theater NYC for 49 performances
1973 - Bobby Riggs beat Margaret Smith Court in Mother's Day match in Calif
1973 - Judy Rankin wins LPGA Lady Carling Golf Open
1975 - "Rodgers & Hart" opens at Helen Hayes Theater NYC for 108 performances
1975 - Flyers 4-Isles 1-Semifinals-Flyers win semifinals 4-3
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1975 - Hail stones as large as tennis balls hit Wernerville Tenn
1976 - 9th & final ABA championship: NY Nets beat Denv Nuggets, 4 games to 2
1977 - Howard Stern begins broadcasting at WRNW, Briarcliff Manor NY
1978 - "Angel" closes at Minskoff Theater NYC after 5 performances
1978 - "Runaways" opens at Plymouth Theater NYC for 199 performances
1978 - Henry Rono of Kenya sets record for 3,000 m steeplechase (8:05.4)
1978 - Joie Chitwood drives a Chevette 5.6 miles on just 2 wheels
1978 - Musical "Runaways" with Elizabeth Swados premieres in NYC
1979 - "Utter Glory... Morrissey Hall" opens & closes at Mark Hellinger NYC
1979 - Sandra Post wins LPGA Lady Michelob Golf Tournament
1979 - Shah & family sentenced to death in Teheran
1980 - Cincinnati Red Ray Knight hits 2 HRs in 5th inning vs NY Mets
1981 - Dinamo Tbilisi wins 21st Europe Cup II
1981 - Pope John Paul II shot, wounded by assailant in St Peter's Square
1982 - Braniff Airlines files for bankruptcy
1982 - Canucks 0-Isles 3-Stanley Cup-Isles hold 3-0 lead
1982 - Chicago Cubs win their 8,000th (beat Astros)
1982 - Soyuz T-5 is launched-Berezovoi & Lebedev for 211 days in space
1982 - Terri Lea Utley, 20, (Arkansas), crowned 31st Miss USA
1983 - Reggie Jackson is 1st major leaguer to strike out 2,000 times
1984 - "Oliver!" closes at Mark Hellinger Theater NYC after 17 performances
1984 - Amy Alcott wins LPGA United Virginia Bank Golf Classic
1984 - Johan Cruyffs last competitive match
1985 - Carlton Fisk becomes 5th catcher to steal 100 bases
1985 - Laura Elena Martinez-Herring, 21, (Texas), crowned 34th Miss USA
1985 - Phila Police bomb a house held by group "Move," kills 11
1987 - Ajax wins 27th Europe Cup II
1989 - Approx 2,000 students begin hunger strike in Tiananmen Square, China
1989 - Minn Twin Kirby Puckett becomes 35th to hit 4 doubles in a game
1989 - Trinidad & Tobago ties US 1-1, in 3rd round of 1990 world soccer cup
1990 - "Change in the Heir" closes at Edison Theater NYC after 16 perfs
1990 - Dottie Mochrie wins LPGA Crestar Golf Classic
1991 - "Michael Jackson: Magic & Madness" goes on sale
1991 - Apple releases Macintosh System 7.0
1991 - South African activist Winnie Mandela convicted of abducting 4 blacks
1991 - Yankee Stadium fans sing "Like a Virgin" to Jose Canseco
1992 - 3 astronauts simultaneous walked in space for the 1st time
1992 - Ajax wins 21st UEFA Cup
1992 - Concrete foundation for ballpark at Gateway (Jacobs Field) is poured
1992 - Final episode of "Night Court" airs on NBC-TV
1992 - Frank Stallone beats Geraldo Rivera in boxing on Howard Stern Show
1993 - 6th annual business person run held in Wall Street
1993 - Arsenio Hall's 1,000th show retrospective seen in Netherlands
1993 - CBS' Knots Landing ends 14 year run with 334th show in Netherlands
1993 - KC Royal George Brett hits his 300th HR
1993 - Methane gas explosion in Secunda coal mine South-Africa, kills 50
1994 - Indians, begin a 18 home game hoome win streak at Jacobs Field
1995 - 6.5 earthquake hits Greece
1995 - New Zealand beats US for the America's Cup
1995 - Chelsi Smith, 21, of USA, crowned 44th Miss Universe Shanna Lynn Moakler, (19-NY), replaces Chelsi Smith as Miss USA
1996 - OJ Simpson appears on British TV discussing his not guilty verdict
1997 - Eddie Murray is 6th baseball player to play in 3,000 games
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Famous birthdays for this day ..
1314 - Sergius of Radonesh, Russian saint
1592 - John Cloppenburg, vicar/theologist
1655 - Innocent XIII, [Michelangiolo dei Conti], Italy, 244th Pope (1721-24)
1717 - Maria Theresa, Empress of Austria (Wife of emperor Franz I)
1729 - Henry William (Baron) Stiegel, early American glassmaker
1730 - Charles Watson-Wentworth 2nd marquis of Rockingham, Engl PM (1765-76)
1730 - Marquess of Rockingham, (Whig), British PM (1765-66, 1782)
1735 - Horace Coignet, composer
1746 - Oliver Brownson, composer
1756 - Wojciech Zywny, composer
1761 - Adrian Loosjes Pzn, publisher/writer (Mauritius Lijnslager)
1769 - Joƒo VI M L J, King of Portugal (1816-26)
1776 - Charles Ots, composer
1776 - Rodrigo Ferreira da Costa, composer
1792 - Pius IX "Pio Nono", [Giovanni-Maria Mastai-Ferretti], Pope (1846-78)
1795 - Joshua Ratoon Sands, Commander (Union Navy), died in 1883
1828 - Josephine Elizabeth Butler, social reformer
1830 - Zebulon Baird Vance, Governor (Confederacy), died in 1894
1831 - Willem baron of Goltstein of Oldenaller, Dutch minister of Colonies
1840 - Alphonse Daudet, writer
1840 - L-M Alphonse Daudet, French writer (Tartarin of Tarascon)
1842 - Arthur Seymour Sullivan, London England, composer (Gilbert & Sullivan)
1843 - Count Paul J Smet de Naeyer, Belgian politician
1847 - Johannes Haarklou, composer
1854 - Louis H Chrispijn, Dutch director (Lost & Found, Silvia Silombra)
1854 - Paul Klengel, composer
1856 - Peter Henry Emerson, 1st to promote photography as an independent art
1857 - Ronald Ross, England, pathologist (Nobel 1902)
1859 - Eugust Enna, composer
1866 - Ottokar Eugen Novacek, composer
1867 - Frank Brangwyn, Wales, painter/muralist/cartoonist (Willam Morris)
1868 - Paolo Gallico, composer
1874 - Henry Clough-Leiter, composer
1876 - Raoul Laparra, composer
1881 - Ilona Durigo, Hungarian singer
1882 - Georges F Broque, French cubist painter (Bike)
1883 - Henk JFM Sneevliet, leader RSAP/editor Spartacus (Dutch-Indies)
1886 - Joseph Achron, Latvia/US violinist/composer (Golem suite)
1891 - Fritz Rasp, Bayreuth Germany, actor (Diary of a Lost Girl)
1896 - Charles F Pahud de Mortanges, Dutch equestrian (Olympic-gold-1928, 32)
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1900 - Jos Panhuysen, author (Pornographer)
1903 - Alfred Pugsley, civil engineer
1903 - Paul Page, Birmingham AL, actor (Girl From Havana, Moth)
1904 - Alfred Earle Birney, poet
1904 - Tim Wall, cricketer (18 Tests for Australia 1928-34)
1906 - Thomas Mitchell, architect/engineer
1907 - Austin Whitaker, schoolmaster classical scholar/archivist
1907 - Daphne du Maurier, English writer (Rebecca, Parasites)
1907 - Laurence Kirwan, archaeologist
1908 - Michael Richardson, commandant (Home for Disabled Sailors)
1911 - Maxine Sullivan, [Marietta Williams], US singer/actress (Going Places)
1911 - Robert Middleman, Cin Oh, actor (Barney-Monroes)
1912 - Helen Craig, San Antonio TX, actress (Snake Pit, They Live by Night)
1913 - Sanjiva Reddy, president (India)
1913 - William R Tolbert, president Liberia (1971-80)
1914 - Joe Louis, world heavyweight boxing champion (1937-49)
1915 - John Habakkuk, principal (Jesus College in Oxford)
1917 - Paul Osmond, British senior civil servant
1917 - Wilhelmus C Wijen, [Broeder Pius], social worker (Cura‡ao)
1918 - John Johnston, British diplomat (Rhodesia, Malaysia)
1920 - Ratu Kasmisere Mara, PM of Fiji (1960-70, 70- )/pres (1994- )
1921 - Syd[ney G] Vincent, British mine workers leader
1926 - Beatrice Arthur, [Frankel], NY, actress (Maude, Dorothy-Golden Girls)
1927 - Clive Barnes, drama critic (NY Times, NY Post)
1927 - Herbert Ross, director/choreographer (Footloose)
1930 - Mike Gravel, (Sen-R-Alaska)
1931 - Eileen Diss, theatrical designer (August, Secret Places, Betrayal)
1931 - Jim Jones, reverend, poisoned over 100 in Guyana (Jonestown Massacre)
1931 - Sydney Lipworth, CEO (Monopolies & Mergers Commission)
1931 - William Utting, chief inspector (British Social Services)
1933 - Alden Ashforth, composer
1933 - Sid Morrison, (Rep-R-WA, 1981- )
1933 - Stig Gustav Schonberg, composer
1934 - Adolf Muschg, writer
1935 - Nigel Butterley, composer
1935 - Yizhak Sadai, composer
1936 - Alan Rayfield, governor (Long Latin Prison)
1936 - Rafael Campos, Santiago Dominican Republic, actor (Tonka)
1937 - John Cope, MP/Paymaster General
1937 - Judith Somogi, NYC, conductor (Frankfurt Opera-1982)
1937 - Roger [Joseph] Zelazny, sci-fi author (6 Hugos, Chronicles of Amber)
1937 - Zohra Lampert, NYC, actress (Doctor's Hospital)
1938 - Buck Taylor, Hollywood Calif, actor (Monroes, Gunsmoke)
1939 - Anthony Hide, racehorse trainer
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1939 - Harvey Keitel, actor (Taxi Driver, Pulp Fiction, Reservoir Dogs)
1939 - Terry Dill, Forth Worth TX, PGA golfer (1992 Bank One Senior Classic)
1939 - William W Cobey Jr, (Rep-R-NC, 1985-87)
1940 - Bruce Chatwin, England, writer (On the Black Hill)
1940 - Richard Brooks, singer (Impressions)
1941 - Imca Marina, [Bijl], singer (Viva Espa¤a, Bella Italia, Oh Brazil)
1941 - Joe Brown, singer/guitarist
1941 - Ritchie Valens, singer (Donna, La Bamba)
1941 - Senta Berger, Vienna Austria, actress (Cast a Giant Shadow)
1942 - Jim Douglas, jazz guitarist
1942 - Vladimir A Dzhanibekov, USSR, cosmo (Soyuz 27, 39, T-6, T-12, T-13)
1943 - Mary Wells, Detroit, singer (My Guy)
1944 - Betsy Finley Ashton, broadcast journalist/author/lecturer
1944 - Carolyn Franklin, US singer/songwriter (Baby Baby Baby, Angel)
1944 - Clive Radley, cricketer (England batsman in 8 Tests 1978)
1944 - Crispin Agnew of Lochnaw, British explorer/genealogist
1945 - Magic Dick, [Richard Salwitz], harmonicaist (J Geils Band-Centerfold)
1946 - Danny Klein, NYC, rock bassist (J Geils Band-Centerfold)
1946 - Tim Pigott-Smith, actor (Sweet William, Jewel in Crown)
1947 - David Hughes, cricketer
1947 - Pete "Overend" Watts, rock bassist (Mott The Hoople-All Young Dudes)
1947 - Stephen R Donaldson, US, sci-fi author (Lord Foul's Bane)
1949 - Franklin Ajaye, BKln NY, comedian/actor (Jazz Singer, Car Wash)
1949 - John Glover, conductor
1949 - Overend Watts, rock bassist (Mott the Hoople-All the Young Dudes)
1949 - Zoe Wanamaker, actress (Raggedy Rawney)
1950 - Danny Kirwan, rocker (Fleetwood Mac)
1950 - John "Jocko" Marcellino, rocker/actor (Tagget, Hot to Trot, Rain Man)
1950 - Peter Gabriel, rocker (Genesis-Against All Odds)
1950 - Stevie Wonder, singer/songwriter (You are the Sunshine of My Love)
1951 - Paul Thompson, rock drummer (Roxy Music)
1951 - Selina Scott, TV newscaster (West 57th)
1952 - John R Kasich, (Rep-R-OH, 1983- )
1952 - Manfred Langer, Austrian/Dutch disco builder
1952 - Sew Shivnarine, cricketer (3 Tests for WI 1978, later USA captain)
1956 - Aleksandr Yuriyevich Kaleri, Russia, cosmonaut (Soyuz TM-14)
1956 - Darius Rucker, lead vocalist (Hootie & the Blowfish-Let Her Cry)
1957 - Claudie Andr‚-Deshays, France, cosmonaut (Soyuz TM-24)
1957 - Eloise Broady, Houston Tx, playmate (Apr, 1988)
1958 - Frances Barber, Wolverhampton England, actress (Castaway)
1959 - Robert Earnshaw, racehorse trainer
1960 - Richard M "Dick" van de Toorn, actor (Pastorale)
1960 - Shannon Vessup-Millen, LA Calif, WPVA volleyballer (National-9th-1991)
1961 - Dennis Rodman, NBA forward (Chicago Bulls)
1963 - Julian Brookhouse, rocker (Curiosity Killed Cat-Keep Your Distance)
1963 - Wally Masur, England, tennis star
1964 - Sam Randolph, Santa Barbara CA, Nike golfer (1993 New England-2nd)
1964 - Sara Gomer, England, tennis star
1965 - Chris Washburn, NBAer
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1968 - Annette DeLuca, North Bergen NJ, LPGA golfer
1968 - James Harris, NFL defensive end (Minn Vikings)
1969 - Lyle Mouton, Lafayette Louisiana, outfielder (Chic White Sox)
1970 - Doug Evans, NFL defensive back (Green Bay Packers-Superbowl 31)
1970 - Giuseppe Busillo, hockey forward (Team Italy 1998)
1970 - Mark Beaufait, Royal Oak Mich, US hockey forward (Olympics-1994)
1970 - Mitch Lyons, NFL tight end (Atlanta Falcons, Pittsburgh Steelers)
1970 - Selwyn Jones, NFL defensive back (Seahawks, Den Broncos-Superbowl 32)
1971 - Hamish Pepper, Auckland NZ, laser single handed yachter (Olympics-96)
1971 - Michael Sirotka, Chicago IL, pitcher (Chic White Sox)
1971 - Rob Fredrickson, NFL linebacker (Oakland Raiders)
1971 - Tom Nalen, NFL center (Denver Broncos-Superbowl 32)
1972 - Darryl Sydor, Edmonton, NHL defenseman (Dallas Stars)
1972 - Josh Heinrich, NFL/WLAF defensive end (Lions, Barcelona Dragons)
1973 - Brooke Jennifer Gambrell, Boise Idaho, Miss America-Idaho (1996)
1973 - Michelle Mouser, Miss USA-Ohio (1997)
1974 - Albert Connell, wide receiver (Washington Redskins)
1974 - Lisa Jacob, 800m freestyle relay (Olympics-96)
1975 - Chris Crawford, NBA forward (Atlanta Hawks)
1977 - Diane Halber, Torrance Calif, fig skater (1996 Natl Collegiate champ)
1977 - Sara DeCosta, ice hockey goalie (USA, Oly-98)
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Two Wishes
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A man walks into a restaurant with a full-grown ostrich behind him.
As he sits, the waitress comes over and asks for their orders.
The man says, "I'll have a hamburger, fries and a coke," and turns to the
ostrich, "What's yours?"
"I'll have the same," says the ostrich.
A short time later the waitress returns with the order. "That will be $6.40
please," and the man reaches into his pocket and pulls out the exact change
for payment.
The next day, the man and the ostrich come again and the man says, "I'll
have a hamburger, fries and a coke," and the ostrich says, "I'll have the
same."
Once again the man reaches into his pocket and pays with exact change.
This becomes a routine until late one evening, the two enter again.
"The usual?" asks the waitress. "No, this is Friday night, so I will have a
steak, baked potato and salad," says the man, "same for me," says the
ostrich.
A short time later the waitress comes with the order and says, "That will be
$12.62."Once again the man pulls exact change out of his pocket and places
it on the table.
The waitress can't hold back her curiosity any longer.
"Excuse me, sir.How do you manage to always come up with the exact change
out of your pocket every time?"
"Well," says the man, "several years ago I was cleaning the attic and I
found an old lamp. When I rubbed it a Genie appeared and offered me two
wishes. My first wish was that if I ever had to pay for anything, I would
just put my hand in my pocket and the right amount of money would always be
there."
"That's brilliant!"says the waitress. "Most people would wish for a million
dollars or something, but you'll always be as rich as you want for as long
as you live!"
"That's right. Whether it's a gallon of milk or a Rolls Royce, the exact
money is always there," says the man.
The waitress asks, "One other thing, sir, what's with the ostrich?"
The man sighs, pauses, and answers, "My second wish was for a tall chick
with long legs who agrees with everything I say."
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Time Off
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Two factory workers were talking. "I know how to get some time off from
work." said the man.
"How do you think you will do that?" said the other one. He proceeded to
show her...by climbing up to the rafters, and hanging upside down.
The boss walked in, saw the worker hanging from the ceiling, and asked him
what on earth he was doing? "I'm a light bulb" answered the guy.
"I think you need some time off," said the boss. So, the man jumped down
and walked out of the factory. The second worker began walking out too.
The boss asked her where did she think she was going?
"Home. I can't work in the dark."
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90-Year Old Man
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A 90-year old man said to his doctor, "I've never felt better... I have an 18-year old bride who is pregnant with my child. What do you think of that?"
The doctor replied, "I have an elderly friend who is a hunter and never misses a season. One day he was in a hurry and picked up his umbrella instead of his gun by mistake. When he got to the creek, he saw a beaver. He raised his umbrella and went "bang, bang, bang", and the beaver fell dead. What do you think of that?"
The 90-year old said, "I'd say somebody else shot the beaver."
The doctor said, "My point exactly".
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Time to hit the road for work, enjoy your day guys.
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5 My Father Le Bijou 1922 Petite Robusto (4.5"x50)
5/25.00
4 Romeo y Julieta Vintage #7.5 (Toro) (6.2"x54)
10/39.99
3 Nica Libre Silver 25th Anniversary Torpedo (6.0"x56)
5/24.50
2 Drew Estate Tabak Especial Limited
10/39.99
1 Cohiba Puro Dominicana
5/29.99
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6 Oliva Saison Maduro Toro (Torpedo) (6.0"x50)
10/34.99
5 My Father Le Bijou 1922 Petite Robusto (4.5"x50)
5/25.00
4 Romeo y Julieta Vintage #7.5 (Toro) (6.2"x54)
10/39.99
3 Nica Libre Silver 25th Anniversary Torpedo (6.0"x56)
5/24.50
2 Drew Estate Tabak Especial Limited
10/39.99
1 Cohiba Puro Dominicana
5/29.99
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Good Morning LSU.
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Random thoughts as we age ...
The biggest lie I tell myself is ..."I don't need to write that down,
I'll remember it."
Wouldn't it be great if we could put ourselves in the dryer for ten
minutes; come out wrinkle-free and three sizes smaller!
Last year I joined a support group for procrastinators. We
haven't met yet!
I don't trip over things, I do random gravity checks!
I don't need anger management. I need people to stop pissing
me off!
Old age is coming at a really bad time!
Lord grant me the strength to accept the things I cannot change,
the courage to change the things I can & the friends to post my
bail when I finally snap!
I don't have white hair. I have "wisdom highlights". I'm just
very wise.
My people skills are just fine. It's my tolerance to idiots that
needs work.
Teach your daughter how to shoot, because a restraining order is
just a piece of paper.
If God wanted me to touch my toes, he would've put them on my
knees.
The kids text me "plz" which is shorter than please. I text back
"no" which is shorter than "yes" .
I'm going to retire and live off of my savings. Not sure what I'll
do that second week.
Even duct tape can't fix stupid ... but it can muffle the sound!
Why do I have to press one for English when you're just gonna
transfer me to someone I can't understand anyway?
Of course I talk to myself, sometimes I need expert advice.
Oops! Did I roll my eyes out loud?
At my age "Getting lucky" means walking into a room and
remembering what I came in there for.
Chocolate comes from cocoa which is a tree ... that makes it a
plant which means ... chocolate is Salad !!!
And, of course.. Have I sent this to you already... or did you send
this to me?
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100% chance of rain here today, foggy now with rain beginning around 8 this morning. Of course rain here means thunderstorms.
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Hump Day Humor
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Work Time, BBL
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Good Morning LSU.
Good morning Native and Dave.
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Hump Day Humor
Nice!
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Morning, all. We be jammin' and humpin'!
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Good morning guys, just threw some New Waves in my cart. We'll see if anything else comes up
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Good morning guys, just threw some New Waves in my cart. We'll see if anything else comes up
Dont count on it.
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Good morning Dave and Scott.
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Workaference time for me, enjoy the jam guys.
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Good morning guys, just threw some New Waves in my cart. We'll see if anything else comes up
Dont count on it.
Believe me...Morning Chip
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Good morning guys, just threw some New Waves in my cart. We'll see if anything else comes up
Dont count on it.
That's the spirit!
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Good morning guys, just threw some New Waves in my cart. We'll see if anything else comes up
Dont count on it.
That's the spirit!
...and there's the first ERROR message of the day!
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BTW Dave that Hairy Dog showed up in my box...I may have been hung-over
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BTW Dave that Hairy Dog showed up in my box...I may have been hung-over
Lol, enjoy!
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Happy hump jam, fellas.
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Happy hump jam, fellas.
Morning Tony
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Happy hump jam, fellas.
Morning Tony
Good morning, Scott. I see you're buying today. Where you putting it?
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Happy hump jam, fellas.
Morning Tony
Good morning, Scott. I see you're buying today. Where you putting it?
In my new CFest 2015 humidor
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Happy hump jam, fellas.
Morning Tony
Good morning, Scott. I see you're buying today. Where you putting it?
I was picky this year, only turned in tickets for stuff I wanted. Still pissed Boveda ran out
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good morning Chip, Dave(s), Scott, Tony.
another day of golf, bbq, and bikerlady.
retirement is work!
8-5-8 robusto and coffee.
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good morning Chip, Dave(s), Scott, Tony.
another day of golf, bbq, and bikerlady.
retirement is work!
8-5-8 robusto and coffee.
Great morning to you, Deano!
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Happy hump jam, fellas.
Morning Tony
Good morning, Scott. I see you're buying today. Where you putting it?
In my new CFest 2015 humidor
There were some nice sticks in there this year.
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good morning Chip, Dave(s), Scott, Tony.
another day of golf, bbq, and bikerlady.
retirement is work!
8-5-8 robusto and coffee.
Great morning to you, Deano!
thanks Tony. I may need to find a job now so I can get some rest.
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Happy hump jam, fellas.
Morning Tony
Good morning, Scott. I see you're buying today. Where you putting it?
In my new CFest 2015 humidor
There were some nice sticks in there this year.
Other than the 2 I've had so far, I haven't even gone through them yet to see what we got or put them in my online humi or anything. Slacking big time.
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Happy hump jam, fellas.
Morning Tony
Good morning, Scott. I see you're buying today. Where you putting it?
In my new CFest 2015 humidor
There were some nice sticks in there this year.
I thought the same overall although some of the ones I was looking forward to gave big ring cigars. Espinosa gave a 60RG for god's sake
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Happy hump jam, fellas.
Morning Tony
Good morning, Scott. I see you're buying today. Where you putting it?
In my new CFest 2015 humidor
There were some nice sticks in there this year.
I thought the same overall although some of the ones I was looking forward to gave big ring cigars. Espinosa gave a 60RG for god's sake
Don't you know how popular big sticks are now? Get with the times!
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good morning Chip, Dave(s), Scott, Tony.
another day of golf, bbq, and bikerlady.
retirement is work!
8-5-8 robusto and coffee.
Chasing your penis is work not retirment.
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Good Morning Golf, Fish, Mayor Tony and Dean.
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Happy hump jam, fellas.
Morning Tony
Good morning, Scott. I see you're buying today. Where you putting it?
In my new CFest 2015 humidor
There were some nice sticks in there this year.
I thought the same overall although some of the ones I was looking forward to gave big ring cigars. Espinosa gave a 60RG for god's sake
Don't you know how popular big sticks are now? Get with the times!
I had this conversation with the L'Atelier boys. I asked about the Cracker Crumbs and told them I thought they did the small RG cigars very well, PCRs, LAT SS lancero, TAT Angeles... They said "yeah, I really thought the large RG thing would be over by now". Not so much
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Using my phone here computers are dead and it is raining so no IT help available.
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Happy hump jam, fellas.
Morning Tony
Good morning, Scott. I see you're buying today. Where you putting it?
In my new CFest 2015 humidor
There were some nice sticks in there this year.
I thought the same overall although some of the ones I was looking forward to gave big ring cigars. Espinosa gave a 60RG for god's sake
Don't you know how popular big sticks are now? Get with the times!
I had this conversation with the L'Atelier boys. I asked about the Cracker Crumbs and told them I thought they did the small RG cigars very well, PCRs, LAT SS lancero, TAT Angeles... They said "yeah, I really thought the large RG thing would be over by now". Not so much
There's no accounting for taste, I guess.
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Happy hump jam, fellas.
Morning Tony
Good morning, Scott. I see you're buying today. Where you putting it?
In my new CFest 2015 humidor
There were some nice sticks in there this year.
I thought the same overall although some of the ones I was looking forward to gave big ring cigars. Espinosa gave a 60RG for god's sake
Don't you know how popular big sticks are now? Get with the times!
I had this conversation with the L'Atelier boys. I asked about the Cracker Crumbs and told them I thought they did the small RG cigars very well, PCRs, LAT SS lancero, TAT Angeles... They said "yeah, I really thought the large RG thing would be over by now". Not so much
There's no accounting for taste, I guess.
Case in point: Tony
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What do you guys think? Father's Day weekend back at the CFest house?
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What do you guys think? Father's Day weekend back at the CFest house?
You horny again already? ;D
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What do you guys think? Father's Day weekend back at the CFest house?
You horny again already? ;D
Dave, make sure you bring Nate
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Good Morning Golf, Fish, Mayor Tony and Dean.
Good morning, Tex.
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What do you guys think? Father's Day weekend back at the CFest house?
You horny again already? ;D
Dave, make sure you bring Nate
LALTS
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Good Morning Golf, Fish, Mayor Tony and Dean.
Good morning, Tex.
Has that crash got all the trains screwed up?
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Morning men. I think I must have moved to Portland, OR without realizing it. F'n weather is not what we're used to here.
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off to the driving range, meeting, then a round of golf:
http://www.thedunesgolfclub.com/
enjoy working.
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Happy hump jam, fellas.
Morning Tony
Good morning, Scott. I see you're buying today. Where you putting it?
In my new CFest 2015 humidor
There were some nice sticks in there this year.
I thought the same overall although some of the ones I was looking forward to gave big ring cigars. Espinosa gave a 60RG for god's sake
Don't you know how popular big sticks are now? Get with the times!
I had this conversation with the L'Atelier boys. I asked about the Cracker Crumbs and told them I thought they did the small RG cigars very well, PCRs, LAT SS lancero, TAT Angeles... They said "yeah, I really thought the large RG thing would be over by now". Not so much
Charlie and I are thinking about taking Thursday 6/25 off from work and going to the Drew Estate event associated with Cigarnival 2015 in Easton.
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off to the driving range, meeting, then a round of golf:
http://www.thedunesgolfclub.com/
enjoy working.
Take care, Dean. Hit 'em straight!
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Good Morning Golf, Fish, Mayor Tony and Dean.
Good morning, Tex.
Has that crash got all the trains screwed up?
No more than usual for my commute.
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Morning men. I think I must have moved to Portland, OR without realizing it. F'n weather is not what we're used to here.
Morning, Bean. We've got summer weather here. A/C has been running for the last couple of days.
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Happy hump jam, fellas.
Morning Tony
Good morning, Scott. I see you're buying today. Where you putting it?
In my new CFest 2015 humidor
There were some nice sticks in there this year.
I thought the same overall although some of the ones I was looking forward to gave big ring cigars. Espinosa gave a 60RG for god's sake
Don't you know how popular big sticks are now? Get with the times!
I had this conversation with the L'Atelier boys. I asked about the Cracker Crumbs and told them I thought they did the small RG cigars very well, PCRs, LAT SS lancero, TAT Angeles... They said "yeah, I really thought the large RG thing would be over by now". Not so much
Charlie and I are thinking about taking Thursday 6/25 off from work and going to the Drew Estate event associated with Cigarnival 2015 in Easton.
Hmmm, will have to check my travel schedule.
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Morning men. I think I must have moved to Portland, OR without realizing it. F'n weather is not what we're used to here.
Morning Bean, must be the commie run Austin effect on our weather. This is pea soup crap we got this morning.
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Happy hump jam, fellas.
Morning Tony
Good morning, Scott. I see you're buying today. Where you putting it?
In my new CFest 2015 humidor
There were some nice sticks in there this year.
I thought the same overall although some of the ones I was looking forward to gave big ring cigars. Espinosa gave a 60RG for god's sake
Don't you know how popular big sticks are now? Get with the times!
I had this conversation with the L'Atelier boys. I asked about the Cracker Crumbs and told them I thought they did the small RG cigars very well, PCRs, LAT SS lancero, TAT Angeles... They said "yeah, I really thought the large RG thing would be over by now". Not so much
Charlie and I are thinking about taking Thursday 6/25 off from work and going to the Drew Estate event associated with Cigarnival 2015 in Easton.
They have an event out here on Saturday I was considering stopping by, but I think the wife may be back to work. Also a Roma Craft event coming up, some of their stuff sounds good. Anyone a fan of theirs?
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CI site seems to be totally dead now, I cant even get it to open.
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CI site seems to be totally dead now, I cant even get it to open.
Working for me. You'd better call your crackerjack IT guys to....oh wait.
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off to the driving range, meeting, then a round of golf:
http://www.thedunesgolfclub.com/
enjoy working.
Bring your flip-flops you son of a bitch, I hope you're in the sand all day!!
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Happy hump jam, fellas.
Morning Tony
Good morning, Scott. I see you're buying today. Where you putting it?
In my new CFest 2015 humidor
There were some nice sticks in there this year.
I thought the same overall although some of the ones I was looking forward to gave big ring cigars. Espinosa gave a 60RG for god's sake
Don't you know how popular big sticks are now? Get with the times!
I had this conversation with the L'Atelier boys. I asked about the Cracker Crumbs and told them I thought they did the small RG cigars very well, PCRs, LAT SS lancero, TAT Angeles... They said "yeah, I really thought the large RG thing would be over by now". Not so much
Charlie and I are thinking about taking Thursday 6/25 off from work and going to the Drew Estate event associated with Cigarnival 2015 in Easton.
They have an event out here on Saturday I was considering stopping by, but I think the wife may be back to work. Also a Roma Craft event coming up, some of their stuff sounds good. Anyone a fan of theirs?
I've repeatedly purchased the Intemperance EC and BA lines.
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Happy hump jam, fellas.
Morning Tony
Good morning, Scott. I see you're buying today. Where you putting it?
In my new CFest 2015 humidor
There were some nice sticks in there this year.
I thought the same overall although some of the ones I was looking forward to gave big ring cigars. Espinosa gave a 60RG for god's sake
Don't you know how popular big sticks are now? Get with the times!
I had this conversation with the L'Atelier boys. I asked about the Cracker Crumbs and told them I thought they did the small RG cigars very well, PCRs, LAT SS lancero, TAT Angeles... They said "yeah, I really thought the large RG thing would be over by now". Not so much
Charlie and I are thinking about taking Thursday 6/25 off from work and going to the Drew Estate event associated with Cigarnival 2015 in Easton.
Cool, sounds good. We'll get there 3 hours before you leave and let you know if you should bother
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Happy hump jam, fellas.
Morning Tony
Good morning, Scott. I see you're buying today. Where you putting it?
In my new CFest 2015 humidor
There were some nice sticks in there this year.
I thought the same overall although some of the ones I was looking forward to gave big ring cigars. Espinosa gave a 60RG for god's sake
Don't you know how popular big sticks are now? Get with the times!
I had this conversation with the L'Atelier boys. I asked about the Cracker Crumbs and told them I thought they did the small RG cigars very well, PCRs, LAT SS lancero, TAT Angeles... They said "yeah, I really thought the large RG thing would be over by now". Not so much
Charlie and I are thinking about taking Thursday 6/25 off from work and going to the Drew Estate event associated with Cigarnival 2015 in Easton.
They have an event out here on Saturday I was considering stopping by, but I think the wife may be back to work. Also a Roma Craft event coming up, some of their stuff sounds good. Anyone a fan of theirs?
I've repeatedly purchased the Intemperance EC and BA lines.
I'm a big fan of those also, especially the BA
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CI site seems to be totally dead now, I cant even get it to open.
Working for me. You'd better call your crackerjack IT guys to....oh wait.
Can't get it to open on my phone. Must be the weather.
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Happy hump jam, fellas.
Morning Tony
Good morning, Scott. I see you're buying today. Where you putting it?
In my new CFest 2015 humidor
There were some nice sticks in there this year.
I thought the same overall although some of the ones I was looking forward to gave big ring cigars. Espinosa gave a 60RG for god's sake
Don't you know how popular big sticks are now? Get with the times!
I had this conversation with the L'Atelier boys. I asked about the Cracker Crumbs and told them I thought they did the small RG cigars very well, PCRs, LAT SS lancero, TAT Angeles... They said "yeah, I really thought the large RG thing would be over by now". Not so much
Charlie and I are thinking about taking Thursday 6/25 off from work and going to the Drew Estate event associated with Cigarnival 2015 in Easton.
They have an event out here on Saturday I was considering stopping by, but I think the wife may be back to work. Also a Roma Craft event coming up, some of their stuff sounds good. Anyone a fan of theirs?
The Intemperence stuff I've had has been really good
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CI site seems to be totally dead now, I cant even get it to open.
Working for me. You'd better call your crackerjack IT guys to....oh wait.
Can't get it to open on my phone. Must be the weather.
Now it works, guess you fixed it for me. On second thought what difference does it make if it works or not.
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Morning Chip, Dave, Dave, Bean, Dean, Dogfish and Mr. Mayor. Happy humpday!
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Looks like the Monster has gone stupid today, 5 MB3 Torpedos for $40, good cigars but they got to be kidding.
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Happy hump jam, fellas.
Morning Tony
Good morning, Scott. I see you're buying today. Where you putting it?
In my new CFest 2015 humidor
There were some nice sticks in there this year.
I thought the same overall although some of the ones I was looking forward to gave big ring cigars. Espinosa gave a 60RG for god's sake
Don't you know how popular big sticks are now? Get with the times!
I had this conversation with the L'Atelier boys. I asked about the Cracker Crumbs and told them I thought they did the small RG cigars very well, PCRs, LAT SS lancero, TAT Angeles... They said "yeah, I really thought the large RG thing would be over by now". Not so much
Charlie and I are thinking about taking Thursday 6/25 off from work and going to the Drew Estate event associated with Cigarnival 2015 in Easton.
Stocking up on your Kuba Kuba's ?
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Morning Chip, Dave, Dave, Bean, Dean, Dogfish and Mr. Mayor. Happy humpday!
Morning CA Trio Dave
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Morning men. I think I must have moved to Portland, OR without realizing it. F'n weather is not what we're used to here.
Morning, Bean. We've got summer weather here. A/C has been running for the last couple of days.
I thought it's supposed to be back down in the 60's for a couple of days?
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Morning Chip, Dave, Dave, Bean, Dean, Dogfish and Mr. Mayor. Happy humpday!
Morning Dave, how was last night's Caliherf?
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What do you guys think? Father's Day weekend back at the CFest house?
You horny again already? ;D
Dave, make sure you bring Nate
Won't Mark be jealous?
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Morning men. I think I must have moved to Portland, OR without realizing it. F'n weather is not what we're used to here.
Morning, Bean. We've got summer weather here. A/C has been running for the last couple of days.
I thought it's supposed to be back down in the 60's for a couple of days?
Yes, got windy yesterday and started cooling off last night. Chilly morning with highs in the upper 60's today then warming a bit
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Morning Chip, Dave, Dave, Bean, Dean, Dogfish and Mr. Mayor. Happy humpday!
Morning Dave, how was last night's Caliherf?
Very nice, except for the long drive for me. I think Yellow star was a little afraid of us at first and didn't bring the little lady for fear of tales of melamine jars and such, but a fine visit overall. Only downside.... out of VaS.
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What do you guys think? Father's Day weekend back at the CFest house?
You horny again already? ;D
Dave, make sure you bring Nate
Won't Mark be jealous?
Probably but I don't care, Nate is all mine!
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Morning Chip, Dave, Dave, Bean, Dean, Dogfish and Mr. Mayor. Happy humpday!
Morning Dave, how was last night's Caliherf?
Very nice, except for the long drive for me. I think Yellow star was a little afraid of us at first and didn't bring the little lady for fear of tales of melamine jars and such, but a fine visit overall. Only downside.... out of VaS.
Too bad about the VaS, they just can't make enough of that stuff
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What do you guys think? Father's Day weekend back at the CFest house?
You horny again already? ;D
Dave, make sure you bring Nate
Won't Mark be jealous?
Probably but I don't care, Nate is all mine!
Now don't get greedy, there's enough of him to share.
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Morning Chip, Dave, Dave, Bean, Dean, Dogfish and Mr. Mayor. Happy humpday!
Morning Dave, how was last night's Caliherf?
Very nice, except for the long drive for me. I think Yellow star was a little afraid of us at first and didn't bring the little lady for fear of tales of melamine jars and such, but a fine visit overall. Only downside.... out of VaS.
Too bad about the VaS, they just can't make enough of that stuff
OK, what's VaS? Bastige acronyms.
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Morning Chip, Dave, Dave, Bean, Dean, Dogfish and Mr. Mayor. Happy humpday!
Morning Dave, how was last night's Caliherf?
Very nice, except for the long drive for me. I think Yellow star was a little afraid of us at first and didn't bring the little lady for fear of tales of melamine jars and such, but a fine visit overall. Only downside.... out of VaS.
Too bad about the VaS, they just can't make enough of that stuff
OK, what's VaS? Bastige acronyms.
Even I know that one - they sell it at HEB
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Happy hump jam, fellas.
Morning Tony
Good morning, Scott. I see you're buying today. Where you putting it?
In my new CFest 2015 humidor
There were some nice sticks in there this year.
I thought the same overall although some of the ones I was looking forward to gave big ring cigars. Espinosa gave a 60RG for god's sake
Don't you know how popular big sticks are now? Get with the times!
I had this conversation with the L'Atelier boys. I asked about the Cracker Crumbs and told them I thought they did the small RG cigars very well, PCRs, LAT SS lancero, TAT Angeles... They said "yeah, I really thought the large RG thing would be over by now". Not so much
Charlie and I are thinking about taking Thursday 6/25 off from work and going to the Drew Estate event associated with Cigarnival 2015 in Easton.
They have an event out here on Saturday I was considering stopping by, but I think the wife may be back to work. Also a Roma Craft event coming up, some of their stuff sounds good. Anyone a fan of theirs?
I've repeatedly purchased the Intemperance EC and BA lines.
Those both sounded good to me, as well. Hoping I'm able to make it.
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Morning men. I think I must have moved to Portland, OR without realizing it. F'n weather is not what we're used to here.
Morning, Bean. We've got summer weather here. A/C has been running for the last couple of days.
I thought it's supposed to be back down in the 60's for a couple of days?
Yes, got windy yesterday and started cooling off last night. Chilly morning with highs in the upper 60's today then warming a bit
Actually had to turn the heat back on this morning when I woke up. Sheesh.
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Morning Chip, Dave, Dave, Bean, Dean, Dogfish and Mr. Mayor. Happy humpday!
Morning Dave, how was last night's Caliherf?
Very nice, except for the long drive for me. I think Yellow star was a little afraid of us at first and didn't bring the little lady for fear of tales of melamine jars and such, but a fine visit overall. Only downside.... out of VaS.
Too bad about the VaS, they just can't make enough of that stuff
OK, what's VaS? Bastige acronyms.
Victory at Sea by Ballast Point.
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What do you guys think? Father's Day weekend back at the CFest house?
You horny again already? ;D
Dave, make sure you bring Nate
Won't Mark be jealous?
Probably but I don't care, Nate is all mine!
Now don't get greedy, there's enough of him to share.
Especially since he's thoroughly struck out on Tinder in the Split Rock area.
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Morning Chip, Dave, Dave, Bean, Dean, Dogfish and Mr. Mayor. Happy humpday!
Morning Dave, how was last night's Caliherf?
Very nice, except for the long drive for me. I think Yellow star was a little afraid of us at first and didn't bring the little lady for fear of tales of melamine jars and such, but a fine visit overall. Only downside.... out of VaS.
Too bad about the VaS, they just can't make enough of that stuff
OK, what's VaS? Bastige acronyms.
Victory at Sea by Ballast Point.
Oh, thought this was a cigar forum, my bad.
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Morning Chip, Dave, Dave, Bean, Dean, Dogfish and Mr. Mayor. Happy humpday!
Morning Dave, how was last night's Caliherf?
Very nice, except for the long drive for me. I think Yellow star was a little afraid of us at first and didn't bring the little lady for fear of tales of melamine jars and such, but a fine visit overall. Only downside.... out of VaS.
Too bad about the VaS, they just can't make enough of that stuff
OK, what's VaS? Bastige acronyms.
Victory at Sea by Ballast Point.
Oh, thought this was a cigar forum, my bad.
The hell gave you THAT idea? 8)
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Morning Chip, Dave, Dave, Bean, Dean, Dogfish and Mr. Mayor. Happy humpday!
Morning Dave, how was last night's Caliherf?
Very nice, except for the long drive for me. I think Yellow star was a little afraid of us at first and didn't bring the little lady for fear of tales of melamine jars and such, but a fine visit overall. Only downside.... out of VaS.
Too bad about the VaS, they just can't make enough of that stuff
OK, what's VaS? Bastige acronyms.
Victory at Sea by Ballast Point.
Oh, thought this was a cigar forum, my bad.
You know better then that!
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Morning Chip, Dave, Dave, Bean, Dean, Dogfish and Mr. Mayor. Happy humpday!
Morning Dave, how was last night's Caliherf?
Very nice, except for the long drive for me. I think Yellow star was a little afraid of us at first and didn't bring the little lady for fear of tales of melamine jars and such, but a fine visit overall. Only downside.... out of VaS.
Too bad about the VaS, they just can't make enough of that stuff
OK, what's VaS? Bastige acronyms.
Victory at Sea by Ballast Point.
Oh, thought this was a cigar forum, my bad.
We had cigars too.
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Morning Chip, Dave, Dave, Bean, Dean, Dogfish and Mr. Mayor. Happy humpday!
Morning Dave, how was last night's Caliherf?
Very nice, except for the long drive for me. I think Yellow star was a little afraid of us at first and didn't bring the little lady for fear of tales of melamine jars and such, but a fine visit overall. Only downside.... out of VaS.
Too bad about the VaS, they just can't make enough of that stuff
OK, what's VaS? Bastige acronyms.
Victory at Sea by Ballast Point.
Oh, thought this was a cigar forum, my bad.
It is during certain hours of the day but you stepped in during the beer forum hours.
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Morning Chip, Dave, Dave, Bean, Dean, Dogfish and Mr. Mayor. Happy humpday!
Morning Dave, how was last night's Caliherf?
Very nice, except for the long drive for me. I think Yellow star was a little afraid of us at first and didn't bring the little lady for fear of tales of melamine jars and such, but a fine visit overall. Only downside.... out of VaS.
Too bad about the VaS, they just can't make enough of that stuff
OK, what's VaS? Bastige acronyms.
Victory at Sea by Ballast Point.
Oh, thought this was a cigar forum, my bad.
No peanut butter but it is chocolate beer so you may not be too interested.
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What do you guys think? Father's Day weekend back at the CFest house?
You horny again already? ;D
Dave, make sure you bring Nate
Won't Mark be jealous?
Probably but I don't care, Nate is all mine!
Now don't get greedy, there's enough of him to share.
Especially since he's thoroughly struck out on Tinder in the Split Rock area.
Something tells me that result isn't exclusive to the Split Rock area
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Morning Chip, Dave, Dave, Bean, Dean, Dogfish and Mr. Mayor. Happy humpday!
Morning Dave, how was last night's Caliherf?
Very nice, except for the long drive for me. I think Yellow star was a little afraid of us at first and didn't bring the little lady for fear of tales of melamine jars and such, but a fine visit overall. Only downside.... out of VaS.
Too bad about the VaS, they just can't make enough of that stuff
OK, what's VaS? Bastige acronyms.
Victory at Sea by Ballast Point.
Had to google it. Damn, they have a variety which looks pretty good, but that VaS looks a little too far down the fru-fru scale for my taste.
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Morning Chip, Dave, Dave, Bean, Dean, Dogfish and Mr. Mayor. Happy humpday!
Morning Dave, how was last night's Caliherf?
Very nice, except for the long drive for me. I think Yellow star was a little afraid of us at first and didn't bring the little lady for fear of tales of melamine jars and such, but a fine visit overall. Only downside.... out of VaS.
Too bad about the VaS, they just can't make enough of that stuff
OK, what's VaS? Bastige acronyms.
Victory at Sea by Ballast Point.
Oh, thought this was a cigar forum, my bad.
No peanut butter but it is chocolate beer so you may not be too interested.
Well, coffee/vanilla porter but Bean didn't seem too interested in stepping outside the box
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Morning Chip, Dave, Dave, Bean, Dean, Dogfish and Mr. Mayor. Happy humpday!
Morning Dave, how was last night's Caliherf?
Very nice, except for the long drive for me. I think Yellow star was a little afraid of us at first and didn't bring the little lady for fear of tales of melamine jars and such, but a fine visit overall. Only downside.... out of VaS.
Too bad about the VaS, they just can't make enough of that stuff
OK, what's VaS? Bastige acronyms.
Victory at Sea by Ballast Point.
Had to google it. Damn, they have a variety which looks pretty good, but that VaS looks a little too far down the fru-fru scale for my taste.
They have some of them at HEB, Sculpin is a great beer but expensive and they usually have that one.
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Guess we will have to wait till next Mother's Day for another respectable Jam.
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What do you guys think? Father's Day weekend back at the CFest house?
You horny again already? ;D
Dave, make sure you bring Nate
Won't Mark be jealous?
Probably but I don't care, Nate is all mine!
Now don't get greedy, there's enough of him to share.
Especially since he's thoroughly struck out on Tinder in the Split Rock area.
Something tells me that result isn't exclusive to the Split Rock area
Boom.
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Morning Chip, Dave, Dave, Bean, Dean, Dogfish and Mr. Mayor. Happy humpday!
Morning Dave, how was last night's Caliherf?
Very nice, except for the long drive for me. I think Yellow star was a little afraid of us at first and didn't bring the little lady for fear of tales of melamine jars and such, but a fine visit overall. Only downside.... out of VaS.
Too bad about the VaS, they just can't make enough of that stuff
OK, what's VaS? Bastige acronyms.
Victory at Sea by Ballast Point.
Had to google it. Damn, they have a variety which looks pretty good, but that VaS looks a little too far down the fru-fru scale for my taste.
They have some of them at HEB, Sculpin is a great beer but expensive and they usually have that one.
Sculpin is what I was enjoying last night.
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Morning Chip, Dave, Dave, Bean, Dean, Dogfish and Mr. Mayor. Happy humpday!
Morning Dave, how was last night's Caliherf?
Very nice, except for the long drive for me. I think Yellow star was a little afraid of us at first and didn't bring the little lady for fear of tales of melamine jars and such, but a fine visit overall. Only downside.... out of VaS.
Too bad about the VaS, they just can't make enough of that stuff
OK, what's VaS? Bastige acronyms.
Victory at Sea by Ballast Point.
Had to google it. Damn, they have a variety which looks pretty good, but that VaS looks a little too far down the fru-fru scale for my taste.
They have some of them at HEB, Sculpin is a great beer but expensive and they usually have that one.
Sculpin is what I was enjoying last night.
Sculpin is one of a few beers that the warden and I both really like a lot.
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Morning Chip, Dave, Dave, Bean, Dean, Dogfish and Mr. Mayor. Happy humpday!
Morning Dave, how was last night's Caliherf?
Very nice, except for the long drive for me. I think Yellow star was a little afraid of us at first and didn't bring the little lady for fear of tales of melamine jars and such, but a fine visit overall. Only downside.... out of VaS.
Too bad about the VaS, they just can't make enough of that stuff
OK, what's VaS? Bastige acronyms.
Victory at Sea by Ballast Point.
Had to google it. Damn, they have a variety which looks pretty good, but that VaS looks a little too far down the fru-fru scale for my taste.
They have some of them at HEB, Sculpin is a great beer but expensive and they usually have that one.
Sculpin is what I was enjoying last night.
you must have kept Yellowstars out too late he should have shown up by now.
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Morning, muchachos.
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Morning Chip, Dave, Dave, Bean, Dean, Dogfish and Mr. Mayor. Happy humpday!
Morning Dave, how was last night's Caliherf?
Very nice, except for the long drive for me. I think Yellow star was a little afraid of us at first and didn't bring the little lady for fear of tales of melamine jars and such, but a fine visit overall. Only downside.... out of VaS.
Too bad about the VaS, they just can't make enough of that stuff
OK, what's VaS? Bastige acronyms.
Victory at Sea by Ballast Point.
Had to google it. Damn, they have a variety which looks pretty good, but that VaS looks a little too far down the fru-fru scale for my taste.
They have some of them at HEB, Sculpin is a great beer but expensive and they usually have that one.
Sculpin is what I was enjoying last night.
you must have kept Yellowstars out too late he should have shown up by now.
His priorities are a little screwy.... something about vacation and zoo's and beach time.
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Morning Raz.
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Morning Raz.
Morning Raz
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Morning Chip, Dave, Dave, Bean, Dean, Dogfish and Mr. Mayor. Happy humpday!
Morning Dave, how was last night's Caliherf?
Very nice, except for the long drive for me. I think Yellow star was a little afraid of us at first and didn't bring the little lady for fear of tales of melamine jars and such, but a fine visit overall. Only downside.... out of VaS.
Too bad about the VaS, they just can't make enough of that stuff
OK, what's VaS? Bastige acronyms.
Victory at Sea by Ballast Point.
Had to google it. Damn, they have a variety which looks pretty good, but that VaS looks a little too far down the fru-fru scale for my taste.
They have some of them at HEB, Sculpin is a great beer but expensive and they usually have that one.
Sculpin is what I was enjoying last night.
you must have kept Yellowstars out too late he should have shown up by now.
His priorities are a little screwy.... something about vacation and zoo's and beach time.
Well we will not tell him, but I think the Warden is running the show.
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Morning Chip, Dave, Dave, Bean, Dean, Dogfish and Mr. Mayor. Happy humpday!
Morning Dave, how was last night's Caliherf?
Very nice, except for the long drive for me. I think Yellow star was a little afraid of us at first and didn't bring the little lady for fear of tales of melamine jars and such, but a fine visit overall. Only downside.... out of VaS.
Too bad about the VaS, they just can't make enough of that stuff
OK, what's VaS? Bastige acronyms.
Victory at Sea by Ballast Point.
Had to google it. Damn, they have a variety which looks pretty good, but that VaS looks a little too far down the fru-fru scale for my taste.
They have some of them at HEB, Sculpin is a great beer but expensive and they usually have that one.
Sculpin is what I was enjoying last night.
you must have kept Yellowstars out too late he should have shown up by now.
His priorities are a little screwy.... something about vacation and zoo's and beach time.
Well we will not tell him, but I think the Warden is running the show.
You are mistaken, that never happens. ::)
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Morning Chip, Dave, Dave, Bean, Dean, Dogfish and Mr. Mayor. Happy humpday!
Morning Dave, how was last night's Caliherf?
Very nice, except for the long drive for me. I think Yellow star was a little afraid of us at first and didn't bring the little lady for fear of tales of melamine jars and such, but a fine visit overall. Only downside.... out of VaS.
Too bad about the VaS, they just can't make enough of that stuff
OK, what's VaS? Bastige acronyms.
Victory at Sea by Ballast Point.
Had to google it. Damn, they have a variety which looks pretty good, but that VaS looks a little too far down the fru-fru scale for my taste.
They have some of them at HEB, Sculpin is a great beer but expensive and they usually have that one.
Sculpin is what I was enjoying last night.
you must have kept Yellowstars out too late he should have shown up by now.
His priorities are a little screwy.... something about vacation and zoo's and beach time.
Well we will not tell him, but I think the Warden is running the show.
The warden always runs the show.
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Morning Chip, Dave, Dave, Bean, Dean, Dogfish and Mr. Mayor. Happy humpday!
Morning Dave, how was last night's Caliherf?
Very nice, except for the long drive for me. I think Yellow star was a little afraid of us at first and didn't bring the little lady for fear of tales of melamine jars and such, but a fine visit overall. Only downside.... out of VaS.
Too bad about the VaS, they just can't make enough of that stuff
OK, what's VaS? Bastige acronyms.
Victory at Sea by Ballast Point.
Had to google it. Damn, they have a variety which looks pretty good, but that VaS looks a little too far down the fru-fru scale for my taste.
They have some of them at HEB, Sculpin is a great beer but expensive and they usually have that one.
Sculpin is what I was enjoying last night.
you must have kept Yellowstars out too late he should have shown up by now.
His priorities are a little screwy.... something about vacation and zoo's and beach time.
Well we will not tell him, but I think the Warden is running the show.
The warden always runs the show.
Not around my house! ::)
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Morning Chip, Dave, Dave, Bean, Dean, Dogfish and Mr. Mayor. Happy humpday!
Morning Dave, how was last night's Caliherf?
Very nice, except for the long drive for me. I think Yellow star was a little afraid of us at first and didn't bring the little lady for fear of tales of melamine jars and such, but a fine visit overall. Only downside.... out of VaS.
Too bad about the VaS, they just can't make enough of that stuff
OK, what's VaS? Bastige acronyms.
Victory at Sea by Ballast Point.
Had to google it. Damn, they have a variety which looks pretty good, but that VaS looks a little too far down the fru-fru scale for my taste.
They have some of them at HEB, Sculpin is a great beer but expensive and they usually have that one.
Sculpin is what I was enjoying last night.
you must have kept Yellowstars out too late he should have shown up by now.
His priorities are a little screwy.... something about vacation and zoo's and beach time.
Well we will not tell him, but I think the Warden is running the show.
The warden always runs the show.
Not around my house! ::)
Yes, very much ditto.
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Morning Chip, Dave, Dave, Bean, Dean, Dogfish and Mr. Mayor. Happy humpday!
Morning Dave, how was last night's Caliherf?
Very nice, except for the long drive for me. I think Yellow star was a little afraid of us at first and didn't bring the little lady for fear of tales of melamine jars and such, but a fine visit overall. Only downside.... out of VaS.
Too bad about the VaS, they just can't make enough of that stuff
OK, what's VaS? Bastige acronyms.
Victory at Sea by Ballast Point.
Had to google it. Damn, they have a variety which looks pretty good, but that VaS looks a little too far down the fru-fru scale for my taste.
They have some of them at HEB, Sculpin is a great beer but expensive and they usually have that one.
Sculpin is what I was enjoying last night.
you must have kept Yellowstars out too late he should have shown up by now.
His priorities are a little screwy.... something about vacation and zoo's and beach time.
Well we will not tell him, but I think the Warden is running the show.
The warden always runs the show.
Not around my house! ::)
He says when she's not standing nearby. ;-)
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Morning Chip, Dave, Dave, Bean, Dean, Dogfish and Mr. Mayor. Happy humpday!
Morning Dave, how was last night's Caliherf?
Very nice, except for the long drive for me. I think Yellow star was a little afraid of us at first and didn't bring the little lady for fear of tales of melamine jars and such, but a fine visit overall. Only downside.... out of VaS.
Too bad about the VaS, they just can't make enough of that stuff
OK, what's VaS? Bastige acronyms.
Victory at Sea by Ballast Point.
Had to google it. Damn, they have a variety which looks pretty good, but that VaS looks a little too far down the fru-fru scale for my taste.
They have some of them at HEB, Sculpin is a great beer but expensive and they usually have that one.
Sculpin is what I was enjoying last night.
you must have kept Yellowstars out too late he should have shown up by now.
His priorities are a little screwy.... something about vacation and zoo's and beach time.
Well we will not tell him, but I think the Warden is running the show.
The warden always runs the show.
Not around my house! ::)
Yes, very much ditto.
Have you guys examined the current state of marriage-related case law? The warden runs the show. Some wardens may be decent enough human beings not to exercise their power, and most would prefer that their husband was man enough to be a leader, but anyone who thinks husbands run the show is living in a fantasy world. ;-)
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Morning Chip, Dave, Dave, Bean, Dean, Dogfish and Mr. Mayor. Happy humpday!
Morning Dave, how was last night's Caliherf?
Very nice, except for the long drive for me. I think Yellow star was a little afraid of us at first and didn't bring the little lady for fear of tales of melamine jars and such, but a fine visit overall. Only downside.... out of VaS.
Too bad about the VaS, they just can't make enough of that stuff
OK, what's VaS? Bastige acronyms.
Victory at Sea by Ballast Point.
Had to google it. Damn, they have a variety which looks pretty good, but that VaS looks a little too far down the fru-fru scale for my taste.
They have some of them at HEB, Sculpin is a great beer but expensive and they usually have that one.
Sculpin is what I was enjoying last night.
you must have kept Yellowstars out too late he should have shown up by now.
His priorities are a little screwy.... something about vacation and zoo's and beach time.
Well we will not tell him, but I think the Warden is running the show.
The warden always runs the show.
Not around my house! ::)
Yes, very much ditto.
Have you guys examined the current state of marriage-related case law? The warden runs the show. Some wardens may be decent enough human beings not to exercise their power, and most would prefer that their husband was man enough to be a leader, but anyone who thinks husbands run the show is living in a fantasy world. ;-)
Maybe around your house but that is your own fault. 😀
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Morning, all. Nice herf last night except for what Dave already pointed out... no Victory at Sea. It definitely rattled me for a bit.
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Morning, all. Nice herf last night except for what Dave already pointed out... no Victory at Sea. It definitely rattled me for a bit.
Good morning, Joe.
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Morning Chip, Dave, Dave, Bean, Dean, Dogfish and Mr. Mayor. Happy humpday!
Morning Dave, how was last night's Caliherf?
Very nice, except for the long drive for me. I think Yellow star was a little afraid of us at first and didn't bring the little lady for fear of tales of melamine jars and such, but a fine visit overall. Only downside.... out of VaS.
Too bad about the VaS, they just can't make enough of that stuff
OK, what's VaS? Bastige acronyms.
Victory at Sea by Ballast Point.
Had to google it. Damn, they have a variety which looks pretty good, but that VaS looks a little too far down the fru-fru scale for my taste.
They have some of them at HEB, Sculpin is a great beer but expensive and they usually have that one.
Sculpin is what I was enjoying last night.
you must have kept Yellowstars out too late he should have shown up by now.
His priorities are a little screwy.... something about vacation and zoo's and beach time.
Well we will not tell him, but I think the Warden is running the show.
The warden always runs the show.
Not around my house! ::)
Yes, very much ditto.
Have you guys examined the current state of marriage-related case law? The warden runs the show. Some wardens may be decent enough human beings not to exercise their power, and most would prefer that their husband was man enough to be a leader, but anyone who thinks husbands run the show is living in a fantasy world. ;-)
Sorry to hear about your situation. ;)
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Morning Chip, Dave, Dave, Bean, Dean, Dogfish and Mr. Mayor. Happy humpday!
Morning Dave, how was last night's Caliherf?
Very nice, except for the long drive for me. I think Yellow star was a little afraid of us at first and didn't bring the little lady for fear of tales of melamine jars and such, but a fine visit overall. Only downside.... out of VaS.
Too bad about the VaS, they just can't make enough of that stuff
OK, what's VaS? Bastige acronyms.
Victory at Sea by Ballast Point.
Had to google it. Damn, they have a variety which looks pretty good, but that VaS looks a little too far down the fru-fru scale for my taste.
They have some of them at HEB, Sculpin is a great beer but expensive and they usually have that one.
Sculpin is what I was enjoying last night.
you must have kept Yellowstars out too late he should have shown up by now.
His priorities are a little screwy.... something about vacation and zoo's and beach time.
Well we will not tell him, but I think the Warden is running the show.
The warden always runs the show.
Not around my house! ::)
Yes, very much ditto.
Have you guys examined the current state of marriage-related case law? The warden runs the show. Some wardens may be decent enough human beings not to exercise their power, and most would prefer that their husband was man enough to be a leader, but anyone who thinks husbands run the show is living in a fantasy world. ;-)
Maybe around your house but that is your own fault.
Hey, something TXDave and I agree on!
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Morning Chip, Dave, Dave, Bean, Dean, Dogfish and Mr. Mayor. Happy humpday!
Morning Dave, how was last night's Caliherf?
Very nice, except for the long drive for me. I think Yellow star was a little afraid of us at first and didn't bring the little lady for fear of tales of melamine jars and such, but a fine visit overall. Only downside.... out of VaS.
Too bad about the VaS, they just can't make enough of that stuff
OK, what's VaS? Bastige acronyms.
Victory at Sea by Ballast Point.
Had to google it. Damn, they have a variety which looks pretty good, but that VaS looks a little too far down the fru-fru scale for my taste.
They have some of them at HEB, Sculpin is a great beer but expensive and they usually have that one.
Sculpin is what I was enjoying last night.
you must have kept Yellowstars out too late he should have shown up by now.
His priorities are a little screwy.... something about vacation and zoo's and beach time.
Well we will not tell him, but I think the Warden is running the show.
The warden always runs the show.
Not around my house! ::)
Yes, very much ditto.
Have you guys examined the current state of marriage-related case law? The warden runs the show. Some wardens may be decent enough human beings not to exercise their power, and most would prefer that their husband was man enough to be a leader, but anyone who thinks husbands run the show is living in a fantasy world. ;-)
Maybe around your house but that is your own fault. 😀
Yeah, yeah...meanwhile my agency is providing vital records data all over the country to help local governments collect alimony and child support, very often from men who aren't the biological father of the children they're supporting. It's all good until it goes to court. Then the wife has everything in her favor. ;-)
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Morning, all. Nice herf last night except for what Dave already pointed out... no Victory at Sea. It definitely rattled me for a bit.
Morning Joe. Hoped you bounced back strong in the second half.
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Morning Chip, Dave, Dave, Bean, Dean, Dogfish and Mr. Mayor. Happy humpday!
Morning Dave, how was last night's Caliherf?
Very nice, except for the long drive for me. I think Yellow star was a little afraid of us at first and didn't bring the little lady for fear of tales of melamine jars and such, but a fine visit overall. Only downside.... out of VaS.
Too bad about the VaS, they just can't make enough of that stuff
OK, what's VaS? Bastige acronyms.
Victory at Sea by Ballast Point.
Had to google it. Damn, they have a variety which looks pretty good, but that VaS looks a little too far down the fru-fru scale for my taste.
They have some of them at HEB, Sculpin is a great beer but expensive and they usually have that one.
Sculpin is what I was enjoying last night.
you must have kept Yellowstars out too late he should have shown up by now.
His priorities are a little screwy.... something about vacation and zoo's and beach time.
Well we will not tell him, but I think the Warden is running the show.
The warden always runs the show.
Not around my house! ::)
Yes, very much ditto.
Have you guys examined the current state of marriage-related case law? The warden runs the show. Some wardens may be decent enough human beings not to exercise their power, and most would prefer that their husband was man enough to be a leader, but anyone who thinks husbands run the show is living in a fantasy world. ;-)
Maybe around your house but that is your own fault.
Yeah, yeah...meanwhile my agency is providing vital records data all over the country to help local governments collect alimony and child support, very often from men who aren't the biological father of the children they're supporting. It's all good until it goes to court. Then the wife has everything in her favor. ;-)
Well, if you're a deadbeat dad, sure, you've got nothing.
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Morning Chip, Dave, Dave, Bean, Dean, Dogfish and Mr. Mayor. Happy humpday!
Morning Dave, how was last night's Caliherf?
Very nice, except for the long drive for me. I think Yellow star was a little afraid of us at first and didn't bring the little lady for fear of tales of melamine jars and such, but a fine visit overall. Only downside.... out of VaS.
Too bad about the VaS, they just can't make enough of that stuff
OK, what's VaS? Bastige acronyms.
Victory at Sea by Ballast Point.
Had to google it. Damn, they have a variety which looks pretty good, but that VaS looks a little too far down the fru-fru scale for my taste.
They have some of them at HEB, Sculpin is a great beer but expensive and they usually have that one.
Sculpin is what I was enjoying last night.
you must have kept Yellowstars out too late he should have shown up by now.
His priorities are a little screwy.... something about vacation and zoo's and beach time.
Well we will not tell him, but I think the Warden is running the show.
The warden always runs the show.
Not around my house! ::)
Yes, very much ditto.
Have you guys examined the current state of marriage-related case law? The warden runs the show. Some wardens may be decent enough human beings not to exercise their power, and most would prefer that their husband was man enough to be a leader, but anyone who thinks husbands run the show is living in a fantasy world. ;-)
Sorry to hear about your situation. ;)
My situation is great. My wife's a traditionalist. I just entertain no illusion that the court would be remotely fair if it came to divvying up.
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Morning, all. Nice herf last night except for what Dave already pointed out... no Victory at Sea. It definitely rattled me for a bit.
Morning Joe. Hoped you bounced back strong in the second half.
I fought threw it. Thankfully, there were other options. Morning, Dave.
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Morning Chip, Dave, Dave, Bean, Dean, Dogfish and Mr. Mayor. Happy humpday!
Morning Dave, how was last night's Caliherf?
Very nice, except for the long drive for me. I think Yellow star was a little afraid of us at first and didn't bring the little lady for fear of tales of melamine jars and such, but a fine visit overall. Only downside.... out of VaS.
Too bad about the VaS, they just can't make enough of that stuff
OK, what's VaS? Bastige acronyms.
Victory at Sea by Ballast Point.
Had to google it. Damn, they have a variety which looks pretty good, but that VaS looks a little too far down the fru-fru scale for my taste.
They have some of them at HEB, Sculpin is a great beer but expensive and they usually have that one.
Sculpin is what I was enjoying last night.
you must have kept Yellowstars out too late he should have shown up by now.
His priorities are a little screwy.... something about vacation and zoo's and beach time.
Well we will not tell him, but I think the Warden is running the show.
The warden always runs the show.
Not around my house! ::)
Yes, very much ditto.
Have you guys examined the current state of marriage-related case law? The warden runs the show. Some wardens may be decent enough human beings not to exercise their power, and most would prefer that their husband was man enough to be a leader, but anyone who thinks husbands run the show is living in a fantasy world. ;-)
Maybe around your house but that is your own fault.
Hey, something TXDave and I agree on!
Bipartisanship working it's stuff!
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Morning, all. Nice herf last night except for what Dave already pointed out... no Victory at Sea. It definitely rattled me for a bit.
Understandable and completely unacceptable!
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Morning, all. Nice herf last night except for what Dave already pointed out... no Victory at Sea. It definitely rattled me for a bit.
Good morning, Joe.
Hey there, Tony. Nice to have met yet another BOTL. Slowly but surely checking everyone off the list.
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Morning Chip, Dave, Dave, Bean, Dean, Dogfish and Mr. Mayor. Happy humpday!
Morning Dave, how was last night's Caliherf?
Very nice, except for the long drive for me. I think Yellow star was a little afraid of us at first and didn't bring the little lady for fear of tales of melamine jars and such, but a fine visit overall. Only downside.... out of VaS.
Too bad about the VaS, they just can't make enough of that stuff
OK, what's VaS? Bastige acronyms.
Victory at Sea by Ballast Point.
Had to google it. Damn, they have a variety which looks pretty good, but that VaS looks a little too far down the fru-fru scale for my taste.
They have some of them at HEB, Sculpin is a great beer but expensive and they usually have that one.
Sculpin is what I was enjoying last night.
you must have kept Yellowstars out too late he should have shown up by now.
His priorities are a little screwy.... something about vacation and zoo's and beach time.
Well we will not tell him, but I think the Warden is running the show.
The warden always runs the show.
Not around my house! ::)
Yes, very much ditto.
Have you guys examined the current state of marriage-related case law? The warden runs the show. Some wardens may be decent enough human beings not to exercise their power, and most would prefer that their husband was man enough to be a leader, but anyone who thinks husbands run the show is living in a fantasy world. ;-)
Sorry to hear about your situation. ;)
My situation is great. My wife's a traditionalist. I just entertain no illusion that the court would be remotely fair if it came to divvying up.
Not necessarily so
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Morning, all. Nice herf last night except for what Dave already pointed out... no Victory at Sea. It definitely rattled me for a bit.
Morning Joe. Hoped you bounced back strong in the second half.
I fought threw it. Thankfully, there were other options. Morning, Dave.
It's like a first round shot to the gut that knocks you down, way to fight back champ!
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Morning Chip, Dave, Dave, Bean, Dean, Dogfish and Mr. Mayor. Happy humpday!
Morning Dave, how was last night's Caliherf?
Very nice, except for the long drive for me. I think Yellow star was a little afraid of us at first and didn't bring the little lady for fear of tales of melamine jars and such, but a fine visit overall. Only downside.... out of VaS.
Too bad about the VaS, they just can't make enough of that stuff
OK, what's VaS? Bastige acronyms.
Victory at Sea by Ballast Point.
Had to google it. Damn, they have a variety which looks pretty good, but that VaS looks a little too far down the fru-fru scale for my taste.
They have some of them at HEB, Sculpin is a great beer but expensive and they usually have that one.
Sculpin is what I was enjoying last night.
you must have kept Yellowstars out too late he should have shown up by now.
His priorities are a little screwy.... something about vacation and zoo's and beach time.
Well we will not tell him, but I think the Warden is running the show.
The warden always runs the show.
Not around my house! ::)
Yes, very much ditto.
Have you guys examined the current state of marriage-related case law? The warden runs the show. Some wardens may be decent enough human beings not to exercise their power, and most would prefer that their husband was man enough to be a leader, but anyone who thinks husbands run the show is living in a fantasy world. ;-)
Maybe around your house but that is your own fault.
Yeah, yeah...meanwhile my agency is providing vital records data all over the country to help local governments collect alimony and child support, very often from men who aren't the biological father of the children they're supporting. It's all good until it goes to court. Then the wife has everything in her favor. ;-)
Well, if you're a deadbeat dad, sure, you've got nothing.
How about if you're soldier who was in-country on an extended 14-month deployment, and returned to find your wife holding a newborn. You know how most states assess paternity at that point, for purposes of collecting child support? By whether there was a marriage certificate in place when the child was born. And if you try to pursue the argument that "the child isn't mine," you have a costly, uphill battle in court ahead of you. And that's just one example I've seen a lot of (because I used to be the one to provide the data sets).
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Morning Chip, Dave, Dave, Bean, Dean, Dogfish and Mr. Mayor. Happy humpday!
Morning Dave, how was last night's Caliherf?
Very nice, except for the long drive for me. I think Yellow star was a little afraid of us at first and didn't bring the little lady for fear of tales of melamine jars and such, but a fine visit overall. Only downside.... out of VaS.
Too bad about the VaS, they just can't make enough of that stuff
OK, what's VaS? Bastige acronyms.
Victory at Sea by Ballast Point.
Had to google it. Damn, they have a variety which looks pretty good, but that VaS looks a little too far down the fru-fru scale for my taste.
They have some of them at HEB, Sculpin is a great beer but expensive and they usually have that one.
Sculpin is what I was enjoying last night.
you must have kept Yellowstars out too late he should have shown up by now.
His priorities are a little screwy.... something about vacation and zoo's and beach time.
Well we will not tell him, but I think the Warden is running the show.
The warden always runs the show.
Not around my house! ::)
Yes, very much ditto.
Have you guys examined the current state of marriage-related case law? The warden runs the show. Some wardens may be decent enough human beings not to exercise their power, and most would prefer that their husband was man enough to be a leader, but anyone who thinks husbands run the show is living in a fantasy world. ;-)
Maybe around your house but that is your own fault.
Yeah, yeah...meanwhile my agency is providing vital records data all over the country to help local governments collect alimony and child support, very often from men who aren't the biological father of the children they're supporting. It's all good until it goes to court. Then the wife has everything in her favor. ;-)
Well, if you're a deadbeat dad, sure, you've got nothing.
How about if you're soldier who was in-country on an extended 14-month deployment, and returned to find your wife holding a newborn. You know how most states assess paternity at that point, for purposes of collecting child support? By whether there was a marriage certificate in place when the child was born. And if you try to pursue the argument that "the child isn't mine," you have a costly, uphill battle in court ahead of you. And that's just one example I've seen a lot of (because I used to be the one to provide the data sets).
Cheaper than the cost of a child for 18 years, I'm guessing.
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Morning Chip, Dave, Dave, Bean, Dean, Dogfish and Mr. Mayor. Happy humpday!
Morning Dave, how was last night's Caliherf?
Very nice, except for the long drive for me. I think Yellow star was a little afraid of us at first and didn't bring the little lady for fear of tales of melamine jars and such, but a fine visit overall. Only downside.... out of VaS.
Too bad about the VaS, they just can't make enough of that stuff
OK, what's VaS? Bastige acronyms.
Victory at Sea by Ballast Point.
Had to google it. Damn, they have a variety which looks pretty good, but that VaS looks a little too far down the fru-fru scale for my taste.
They have some of them at HEB, Sculpin is a great beer but expensive and they usually have that one.
Sculpin is what I was enjoying last night.
you must have kept Yellowstars out too late he should have shown up by now.
His priorities are a little screwy.... something about vacation and zoo's and beach time.
Well we will not tell him, but I think the Warden is running the show.
The warden always runs the show.
Not around my house! ::)
Yes, very much ditto.
Have you guys examined the current state of marriage-related case law? The warden runs the show. Some wardens may be decent enough human beings not to exercise their power, and most would prefer that their husband was man enough to be a leader, but anyone who thinks husbands run the show is living in a fantasy world. ;-)
Maybe around your house but that is your own fault.
Yeah, yeah...meanwhile my agency is providing vital records data all over the country to help local governments collect alimony and child support, very often from men who aren't the biological father of the children they're supporting. It's all good until it goes to court. Then the wife has everything in her favor. ;-)
Well, if you're a deadbeat dad, sure, you've got nothing.
How about if you're soldier who was in-country on an extended 14-month deployment, and returned to find your wife holding a newborn. You know how most states assess paternity at that point, for purposes of collecting child support? By whether there was a marriage certificate in place when the child was born. And if you try to pursue the argument that "the child isn't mine," you have a costly, uphill battle in court ahead of you. And that's just one example I've seen a lot of (because I used to be the one to provide the data sets).
Cheaper than the cost of a child for 18 years, I'm guessing.
Filthy sluts!
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Have you guys examined the current state of marriage-related case law? The warden runs the show. Some wardens may be decent enough human beings not to exercise their power, and most would prefer that their husband was man enough to be a leader, but anyone who thinks husbands run the show is living in a fantasy world. ;-)
Maybe around your house but that is your own fault.
Agreed that it is my own fault. But now I've made my bed and I'll have to pray to God that I die in it sooner than later.
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Morning Chip, Dave, Dave, Bean, Dean, Dogfish and Mr. Mayor. Happy humpday!
Morning Dave, how was last night's Caliherf?
Very nice, except for the long drive for me. I think Yellow star was a little afraid of us at first and didn't bring the little lady for fear of tales of melamine jars and such, but a fine visit overall. Only downside.... out of VaS.
Too bad about the VaS, they just can't make enough of that stuff
OK, what's VaS? Bastige acronyms.
Victory at Sea by Ballast Point.
Had to google it. Damn, they have a variety which looks pretty good, but that VaS looks a little too far down the fru-fru scale for my taste.
They have some of them at HEB, Sculpin is a great beer but expensive and they usually have that one.
Sculpin is what I was enjoying last night.
you must have kept Yellowstars out too late he should have shown up by now.
His priorities are a little screwy.... something about vacation and zoo's and beach time.
Well we will not tell him, but I think the Warden is running the show.
The warden always runs the show.
Not around my house! ::)
Yes, very much ditto.
Have you guys examined the current state of marriage-related case law? The warden runs the show. Some wardens may be decent enough human beings not to exercise their power, and most would prefer that their husband was man enough to be a leader, but anyone who thinks husbands run the show is living in a fantasy world. ;-)
Maybe around your house but that is your own fault.
Yeah, yeah...meanwhile my agency is providing vital records data all over the country to help local governments collect alimony and child support, very often from men who aren't the biological father of the children they're supporting. It's all good until it goes to court. Then the wife has everything in her favor. ;-)
Well, if you're a deadbeat dad, sure, you've got nothing.
How about if you're soldier who was in-country on an extended 14-month deployment, and returned to find your wife holding a newborn. You know how most states assess paternity at that point, for purposes of collecting child support? By whether there was a marriage certificate in place when the child was born. And if you try to pursue the argument that "the child isn't mine," you have a costly, uphill battle in court ahead of you. And that's just one example I've seen a lot of (because I used to be the one to provide the data sets).
Cheaper than the cost of a child for 18 years, I'm guessing.
Only if you win, which most don't. My point, and I'll dump it here because I have to work, is not to discuss marital roles, but how the law looks at marriage. Once upon a time, men had the leg up as far as the law was concerned. It isn't so anymore, and it isn't anyone's definition of "equitable." Women have the advantage. Some contend there are good reasons for that, others grouse about it. But it is what it is.
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Morning, all. Nice herf last night except for what Dave already pointed out... no Victory at Sea. It definitely rattled me for a bit.
Understandable and completely unacceptable!
Total joke. Go get some more, the brewery is right down the street. Had a couple other decent beers, though... Abita Bourbon Street bourbon barrel aged, which I liked because it wasn't overly sweet, and an Alesmith Speedway stout, which is a pretty heavy coffee stout. 12% ABV. Comes in 750ml bottles at the store so it's always rough getting through one myself, so it was nice to be able to get it by the glass.
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Morning Chip, Dave, Dave, Bean, Dean, Dogfish and Mr. Mayor. Happy humpday!
Morning Dave, how was last night's Caliherf?
Very nice, except for the long drive for me. I think Yellow star was a little afraid of us at first and didn't bring the little lady for fear of tales of melamine jars and such, but a fine visit overall. Only downside.... out of VaS.
Too bad about the VaS, they just can't make enough of that stuff
OK, what's VaS? Bastige acronyms.
Victory at Sea by Ballast Point.
Had to google it. Damn, they have a variety which looks pretty good, but that VaS looks a little too far down the fru-fru scale for my taste.
They have some of them at HEB, Sculpin is a great beer but expensive and they usually have that one.
Sculpin is what I was enjoying last night.
you must have kept Yellowstars out too late he should have shown up by now.
His priorities are a little screwy.... something about vacation and zoo's and beach time.
Well we will not tell him, but I think the Warden is running the show.
The warden always runs the show.
Not around my house! ::)
Yes, very much ditto.
Have you guys examined the current state of marriage-related case law? The warden runs the show. Some wardens may be decent enough human beings not to exercise their power, and most would prefer that their husband was man enough to be a leader, but anyone who thinks husbands run the show is living in a fantasy world. ;-)
Maybe around your house but that is your own fault.
Yeah, yeah...meanwhile my agency is providing vital records data all over the country to help local governments collect alimony and child support, very often from men who aren't the biological father of the children they're supporting. It's all good until it goes to court. Then the wife has everything in her favor. ;-)
Well, if you're a deadbeat dad, sure, you've got nothing.
How about if you're soldier who was in-country on an extended 14-month deployment, and returned to find your wife holding a newborn. You know how most states assess paternity at that point, for purposes of collecting child support? By whether there was a marriage certificate in place when the child was born. And if you try to pursue the argument that "the child isn't mine," you have a costly, uphill battle in court ahead of you. And that's just one example I've seen a lot of (because I used to be the one to provide the data sets).
None of which applies to me!
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Good morning gents-post and run for me. Off to the Zoo!
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Tornado watch here now and right at lunchtime too.
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Good morning gents-post and run for me. Off to the Zoo!
Enjoy your day. We have annual passes so we go there quite often.
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Good morning gents-post and run for me. Off to the Zoo!
Don't fall in the Lion's cage! Hi and Bye CG.
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Good morning gents-post and run for me. Off to the Zoo!
See ya, monkey man.
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Morning Chip, Dave, Dave, Bean, Dean, Dogfish and Mr. Mayor. Happy humpday!
Morning Dave, how was last night's Caliherf?
Very nice, except for the long drive for me. I think Yellow star was a little afraid of us at first and didn't bring the little lady for fear of tales of melamine jars and such, but a fine visit overall. Only downside.... out of VaS.
Too bad about the VaS, they just can't make enough of that stuff
OK, what's VaS? Bastige acronyms.
Victory at Sea by Ballast Point.
Had to google it. Damn, they have a variety which looks pretty good, but that VaS looks a little too far down the fru-fru scale for my taste.
They have some of them at HEB, Sculpin is a great beer but expensive and they usually have that one.
Sculpin is what I was enjoying last night.
you must have kept Yellowstars out too late he should have shown up by now.
His priorities are a little screwy.... something about vacation and zoo's and beach time.
Well we will not tell him, but I think the Warden is running the show.
The warden always runs the show.
Not around my house! ::)
Yes, very much ditto.
Have you guys examined the current state of marriage-related case law? The warden runs the show. Some wardens may be decent enough human beings not to exercise their power, and most would prefer that their husband was man enough to be a leader, but anyone who thinks husbands run the show is living in a fantasy world. ;-)
Maybe around your house but that is your own fault.
Yeah, yeah...meanwhile my agency is providing vital records data all over the country to help local governments collect alimony and child support, very often from men who aren't the biological father of the children they're supporting. It's all good until it goes to court. Then the wife has everything in her favor. ;-)
Well, if you're a deadbeat dad, sure, you've got nothing.
How about if you're soldier who was in-country on an extended 14-month deployment, and returned to find your wife holding a newborn. You know how most states assess paternity at that point, for purposes of collecting child support? By whether there was a marriage certificate in place when the child was born. And if you try to pursue the argument that "the child isn't mine," you have a costly, uphill battle in court ahead of you. And that's just one example I've seen a lot of (because I used to be the one to provide the data sets).
Cheaper than the cost of a child for 18 years, I'm guessing.
Only if you win, which most don't. My point, and I'll dump it here because I have to work, is not to discuss marital roles, but how the law looks at marriage. Once upon a time, men had the leg up as far as the law was concerned. It isn't so anymore, and it isn't anyone's definition of "equitable." Women have the advantage. Some contend there are good reasons for that, others grouse about it. But it is what it is.
Not really sure any of that applies, since we're talking about women running the house, not the divorce court.
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Morning Chip, Dave, Dave, Bean, Dean, Dogfish and Mr. Mayor. Happy humpday!
Morning Dave, how was last night's Caliherf?
Very nice, except for the long drive for me. I think Yellow star was a little afraid of us at first and didn't bring the little lady for fear of tales of melamine jars and such, but a fine visit overall. Only downside.... out of VaS.
Too bad about the VaS, they just can't make enough of that stuff
OK, what's VaS? Bastige acronyms.
Victory at Sea by Ballast Point.
Had to google it. Damn, they have a variety which looks pretty good, but that VaS looks a little too far down the fru-fru scale for my taste.
They have some of them at HEB, Sculpin is a great beer but expensive and they usually have that one.
Sculpin is what I was enjoying last night.
you must have kept Yellowstars out too late he should have shown up by now.
His priorities are a little screwy.... something about vacation and zoo's and beach time.
Well we will not tell him, but I think the Warden is running the show.
The warden always runs the show.
Not around my house! ::)
Yes, very much ditto.
Have you guys examined the current state of marriage-related case law? The warden runs the show. Some wardens may be decent enough human beings not to exercise their power, and most would prefer that their husband was man enough to be a leader, but anyone who thinks husbands run the show is living in a fantasy world. ;-)
Maybe around your house but that is your own fault.
Yeah, yeah...meanwhile my agency is providing vital records data all over the country to help local governments collect alimony and child support, very often from men who aren't the biological father of the children they're supporting. It's all good until it goes to court. Then the wife has everything in her favor. ;-)
Well, if you're a deadbeat dad, sure, you've got nothing.
How about if you're soldier who was in-country on an extended 14-month deployment, and returned to find your wife holding a newborn. You know how most states assess paternity at that point, for purposes of collecting child support? By whether there was a marriage certificate in place when the child was born. And if you try to pursue the argument that "the child isn't mine," you have a costly, uphill battle in court ahead of you. And that's just one example I've seen a lot of (because I used to be the one to provide the data sets).
None of which applies to me!
Thanks for some big blessings!
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Not really sure any of that applies, since we're talking about women running the house, not the divorce court.
I guess the point is, they run the house because they can.
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Morning Chip, Dave, Dave, Bean, Dean, Dogfish and Mr. Mayor. Happy humpday!
Morning Dave, how was last night's Caliherf?
Very nice, except for the long drive for me. I think Yellow star was a little afraid of us at first and didn't bring the little lady for fear of tales of melamine jars and such, but a fine visit overall. Only downside.... out of VaS.
Too bad about the VaS, they just can't make enough of that stuff
OK, what's VaS? Bastige acronyms.
Victory at Sea by Ballast Point.
Had to google it. Damn, they have a variety which looks pretty good, but that VaS looks a little too far down the fru-fru scale for my taste.
They have some of them at HEB, Sculpin is a great beer but expensive and they usually have that one.
Sculpin is what I was enjoying last night.
you must have kept Yellowstars out too late he should have shown up by now.
His priorities are a little screwy.... something about vacation and zoo's and beach time.
Well we will not tell him, but I think the Warden is running the show.
The warden always runs the show.
Not around my house! ::)
Yes, very much ditto.
Have you guys examined the current state of marriage-related case law? The warden runs the show. Some wardens may be decent enough human beings not to exercise their power, and most would prefer that their husband was man enough to be a leader, but anyone who thinks husbands run the show is living in a fantasy world. ;-)
Maybe around your house but that is your own fault.
Hey, something TXDave and I agree on!
Red letter day....gotta go out and buy me a lottery ticket!
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I forget which comedian said this but, "Do you know why divorce is so expensive? ...Because it's worth it!"
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Not really sure any of that applies, since we're talking about women running the house, not the divorce court.
I guess the point is, they run the house because they can.
Your house, perhaps. :D
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Morning Chip, Dave, Dave, Bean, Dean, Dogfish and Mr. Mayor. Happy humpday!
Morning Dave, how was last night's Caliherf?
Very nice, except for the long drive for me. I think Yellow star was a little afraid of us at first and didn't bring the little lady for fear of tales of melamine jars and such, but a fine visit overall. Only downside.... out of VaS.
Too bad about the VaS, they just can't make enough of that stuff
OK, what's VaS? Bastige acronyms.
Victory at Sea by Ballast Point.
Had to google it. Damn, they have a variety which looks pretty good, but that VaS looks a little too far down the fru-fru scale for my taste.
They have some of them at HEB, Sculpin is a great beer but expensive and they usually have that one.
Sculpin is what I was enjoying last night.
you must have kept Yellowstars out too late he should have shown up by now.
His priorities are a little screwy.... something about vacation and zoo's and beach time.
Well we will not tell him, but I think the Warden is running the show.
The warden always runs the show.
Not around my house! ::)
Yes, very much ditto.
Have you guys examined the current state of marriage-related case law? The warden runs the show. Some wardens may be decent enough human beings not to exercise their power, and most would prefer that their husband was man enough to be a leader, but anyone who thinks husbands run the show is living in a fantasy world. ;-)
Maybe around your house but that is your own fault.
Hey, something TXDave and I agree on!
Red letter day....gotta go out and buy me a lottery ticket!
I know, right?!?
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Not really sure any of that applies, since we're talking about women running the house, not the divorce court.
I guess the point is, they run the house because they can.
They run the house if you let them.
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Not really sure any of that applies, since we're talking about women running the house, not the divorce court.
I guess the point is, they run the house because they can.
They run the house because most of the schitt they do is annoying/aggravating, and after being annoyed and aggravated all day at work most guys don't really have the desire to fight it at home as well.
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Good morning gents-post and run for me. Off to the Zoo!
I hope you get date-raped by a Silverback!
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For those LP fans, Atlantic has availability of Liga Unico Serie UF-13's, Feral Flying Pigs, Dirty Rats, and L40's
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Good morning gents-post and run for me. Off to the Zoo!
I hope you get date-raped by a Silverback!
Like Shaun could get a date with a Silverback.
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Happy hump jam, fellas.
Morning Tony
Good morning, Scott. I see you're buying today. Where you putting it?
In my new CFest 2015 humidor
There were some nice sticks in there this year.
I thought the same overall although some of the ones I was looking forward to gave big ring cigars. Espinosa gave a 60RG for god's sake
Don't you know how popular big sticks are now? Get with the times!
I had this conversation with the L'Atelier boys. I asked about the Cracker Crumbs and told them I thought they did the small RG cigars very well, PCRs, LAT SS lancero, TAT Angeles... They said "yeah, I really thought the large RG thing would be over by now". Not so much
Charlie and I are thinking about taking Thursday 6/25 off from work and going to the Drew Estate event associated with Cigarnival 2015 in Easton.
They have an event out here on Saturday I was considering stopping by, but I think the wife may be back to work. Also a Roma Craft event coming up, some of their stuff sounds good. Anyone a fan of theirs?
Didn't see this post earlier. I agree with Fishy that the line is better than most of the newer botique groups. A bit on the pricy side for a regular smoke, but I enjoy Aquitaine Mode 5 and Intemperance BA and EC.
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Good morning gents-post and run for me. Off to the Zoo!
I hope you get date-raped by a Silverback!
Like Shaun could get a date with a Silverback.
;D
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Turd-Floater moving this way fast so went and picked up the old reliable 7-11 hot dog and got back before it hits.
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Good morning gents-post and run for me. Off to the Zoo!
I hope you get date-raped by a Silverback!
You forget....he's not staying at the Cfest house.
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This current offering has LTG written all over it
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This current offering has LTG written all over it
I've been eyeballing it as well, though lord knows I don't need anymore sticks.
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Good morning gents-post and run for me. Off to the Zoo!
I hope you get date-raped by a Silverback!
You forget....he's not staying at the Cfest house.
Shhh, you'll scare the others away
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Turd-Floater moving this way fast so went and picked up the old reliable 7-11 hot dog and got back before it hits.
No taquito on the side?
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This current offering has LTG written all over it
Can't tell if you're being sarcastic or not, but it looks like a solid line-up, and the price is pretty good.
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Good morning gents-post and run for me. Off to the Zoo!
I hope you get date-raped by a Silverback!
You forget....he's not staying at the Cfest house.
Shhh, you'll scare the others away
...or maybe attract more...
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Happy hump jam, fellas.
Morning Tony
Good morning, Scott. I see you're buying today. Where you putting it?
In my new CFest 2015 humidor
There were some nice sticks in there this year.
I thought the same overall although some of the ones I was looking forward to gave big ring cigars. Espinosa gave a 60RG for god's sake
Don't you know how popular big sticks are now? Get with the times!
I had this conversation with the L'Atelier boys. I asked about the Cracker Crumbs and told them I thought they did the small RG cigars very well, PCRs, LAT SS lancero, TAT Angeles... They said "yeah, I really thought the large RG thing would be over by now". Not so much
Charlie and I are thinking about taking Thursday 6/25 off from work and going to the Drew Estate event associated with Cigarnival 2015 in Easton.
They have an event out here on Saturday I was considering stopping by, but I think the wife may be back to work. Also a Roma Craft event coming up, some of their stuff sounds good. Anyone a fan of theirs?
Didn't see this post earlier. I agree with Fishy that the line is better than most of the newer botique groups. A bit on the pricy side for a regular smoke, but I enjoy Aquitaine Mode 5 and Intemperance BA and EC.
If you're calling them a bit pricey, then I know I'm way out of my league. Lol
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This current offering has LTG written all over it
Can't tell if you're being sarcastic or not, but it looks like a solid line-up, and the price is pretty good.
+1...can't say the Concert that I tried did anything for me however.
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This current offering has LTG written all over it
Can't tell if you're being sarcastic or not, but it looks like a solid line-up, and the price is pretty good.
+1...can't say the Concert that I tried did anything for me however.
That is the weak one in the lineup.
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This current offering has LTG written all over it
Can't tell if you're being sarcastic or not, but it looks like a solid line-up, and the price is pretty good.
No it really seems like something you'd like, I think you were smoking a Brick House at CFest and I know you like most of the others
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This current offering has LTG written all over it
Can't tell if you're being sarcastic or not, but it looks like a solid line-up, and the price is pretty good.
+1...can't say the Concert that I tried did anything for me however.
That is the weak one in the lineup.
Yes but still not a bad smoke, all under $3 EA
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This current offering has LTG written all over it
Can't tell if you're being sarcastic or not, but it looks like a solid line-up, and the price is pretty good.
No it really seems like something you'd like, I think you were smoking a Brick House at CFest and I know you like most of the others
Indeed, all good sticks, IMFO. Even the Concert, I didn't mind.
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You MOFO's up north better go back to driving your cars!
SEPTA Says Commuter Train Hit By Projectile Just Before Amtrak Train Derailed
PHILADELPHIA (CBS/AP) – A Philadelphia commuter train was hit by a projectile about 20 minutes before an Amtrak train derailed a few miles up the track.
A spokeswoman for the Southeastern Pennsylvania Transportation Authority says there’s no indication that the incident is related to the derailment.
SEPTA spokeswoman Jerri Williams says they don’t know what the projectile was. It broke the engineer’s window around 9:25 p.m. Tuesday near SEPTA’s North Philadelphia station. No injuries were reported.
Williams says the Trenton-bound commuter train was stopped and the incident was being investigated when the Amtrak derailment happened about 3½ miles away
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You MOFO's up north better go back to driving your cars!
SEPTA Says Commuter Train Hit By Projectile Just Before Amtrak Train Derailed
PHILADELPHIA (CBS/AP) – A Philadelphia commuter train was hit by a projectile about 20 minutes before an Amtrak train derailed a few miles up the track.
A spokeswoman for the Southeastern Pennsylvania Transportation Authority says there’s no indication that the incident is related to the derailment.
SEPTA spokeswoman Jerri Williams says they don’t know what the projectile was. It broke the engineer’s window around 9:25 p.m. Tuesday near SEPTA’s North Philadelphia station. No injuries were reported.
Williams says the Trenton-bound commuter train was stopped and the incident was being investigated when the Amtrak derailment happened about 3½ miles away
Typical media dumbassery. Has apparently nothing to do with the derailment, let's write an article that makes it sound like maybe it does. Sheesh.
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You MOFO's up north better go back to driving your cars!
SEPTA Says Commuter Train Hit By Projectile Just Before Amtrak Train Derailed
PHILADELPHIA (CBS/AP) – A Philadelphia commuter train was hit by a projectile about 20 minutes before an Amtrak train derailed a few miles up the track.
A spokeswoman for the Southeastern Pennsylvania Transportation Authority says there’s no indication that the incident is related to the derailment.
SEPTA spokeswoman Jerri Williams says they don’t know what the projectile was. It broke the engineer’s window around 9:25 p.m. Tuesday near SEPTA’s North Philadelphia station. No injuries were reported.
Williams says the Trenton-bound commuter train was stopped and the incident was being investigated when the Amtrak derailment happened about 3½ miles away
Typical media dumbassery. Has apparently nothing to do with the derailment, let's write an article that makes it sound like maybe it does. Sheesh.
Say it ain't so - that came from your commie friends at CBS.
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It is doing some serious hard rainng here. Bean you should be getting this one too.
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It is doing some serious hard rainng here. Bean you should be getting this one too.
Yep. Good and hard..
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It is doing some serious hard rainng here. Bean you should be getting this one too.
Yep. Good and hard..
A picture from the south side of Houston
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It is doing some serious hard rainng here. Bean you should be getting this one too.
Yep. Good and hard..
TWSS!
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It is doing some serious hard rainng here. Bean you should be getting this one too.
Yep. Good and hard..
TWSS?
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It is doing some serious hard rainng here. Bean you should be getting this one too.
Yep. Good and hard..
A picture from the south side of Houston
Try to avoid THAT street.
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It is doing some serious hard rainng here. Bean you should be getting this one too.
Yep. Good and hard..
TWSS?
Late again sparky!
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It is doing some serious hard rainng here. Bean you should be getting this one too.
Yep. Good and hard..
A picture from the south side of Houston
Try to avoid THAT street.
Unless you're in a dingie
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It is doing some serious hard rainng here. Bean you should be getting this one too.
Yep. Good and hard..
TWSS?
Late again sparky!
Fuckin' Ey!
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It is doing some serious hard rainng here. Bean you should be getting this one too.
Yep. Good and hard..
A picture from the south side of Houston
Try to avoid THAT street.
Unless you're in a dingie
Keep your dingie out of this.
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It is doing some serious hard rainng here. Bean you should be getting this one too.
Yep. Good and hard..
A picture from the south side of Houston
Try to avoid THAT street.
Unless you're in a dingie
Keep your dingie out of this.
Tell it to Dean!
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It is doing some serious hard rainng here. Bean you should be getting this one too.
Yep. Good and hard..
A picture from the south side of Houston
Try to avoid THAT street.
Unless you're in a dingie
Keep your dingie out of this.
Tell it to Dean!
Bikerlady's family already told him that so he is having them over to bbq today. Don't think his dingie is connected to his upper head.
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It is doing some serious hard rainng here. Bean you should be getting this one too.
Yep. Good and hard..
A picture from the south side of Houston
Try to avoid THAT street.
Unless you're in a dingie
Keep your dingie out of this.
Tell it to Dean!
Bikerlady's family already told him that so he is having them over to bbq today. Don't think his dingie is connected to his upper head.
Oh yeah, forgot about the big party today. Things are liable to come to a head.
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It is doing some serious hard rainng here. Bean you should be getting this one too.
Yep. Good and hard..
A picture from the south side of Houston
Try to avoid THAT street.
Unless you're in a dingie
Keep your dingie out of this.
Tell it to Dean!
Bikerlady's family already told him that so he is having them over to bbq today. Don't think his dingie is connected to his upper head.
Oh yeah, forgot about the big party today. Things are liable to come to a head.
If he's smart he won't serve alcohol
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It is doing some serious hard rainng here. Bean you should be getting this one too.
Yep. Good and hard..
A picture from the south side of Houston
Try to avoid THAT street.
Unless you're in a dingie
Keep your dingie out of this.
Tell it to Dean!
Bikerlady's family already told him that so he is having them over to bbq today. Don't think his dingie is connected to his upper head.
Oh yeah, forgot about the big party today. Things are liable to come to a head.
If he's smart he won't serve alcohol
Doubtful since he doesn't drink himself. But the BYOB factor could be significant.
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It is doing some serious hard rainng here. Bean you should be getting this one too.
Yep. Good and hard..
A picture from the south side of Houston
Try to avoid THAT street.
Unless you're in a dingie
Keep your dingie out of this.
Tell it to Dean!
Bikerlady's family already told him that so he is having them over to bbq today. Don't think his dingie is connected to his upper head.
Oh yeah, forgot about the big party today. Things are liable to come to a head.
If he's smart he won't serve alcohol
Doubtful since he doesn't drink himself. But the BYOB factor could be significant.
Dahhhh - if he is smart he does not be entertaining the enemy at his house so take it from there.
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It is doing some serious hard rainng here. Bean you should be getting this one too.
Yep. Good and hard..
A picture from the south side of Houston
Try to avoid THAT street.
Unless you're in a dingie
Keep your dingie out of this.
Tell it to Dean!
Bikerlady's family already told him that so he is having them over to bbq today. Don't think his dingie is connected to his upper head.
Oh yeah, forgot about the big party today. Things are liable to come to a head.
The "head" is the problem.
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It is doing some serious hard rainng here. Bean you should be getting this one too.
Yep. Good and hard..
A picture from the south side of Houston
Try to avoid THAT street.
Unless you're in a dingie
Keep your dingie out of this.
Tell it to Dean!
Bikerlady's family already told him that so he is having them over to bbq today. Don't think his dingie is connected to his upper head.
Oh yeah, forgot about the big party today. Things are liable to come to a head.
The "head" is the problem.
Leading all activities here....and smart is not included in the equation.
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What kind of atrocious cigar is the Gurkha Black Ops Rubicon Torpedo over at the sis. Looks like leftover packaging from other cigars combined in one hot mess..
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CBid price on Pudgy Monsters Quickbuy price of $95. Don't all rush over at once...
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CBid price on Pudgy Monsters Quickbuy price of $95. Don't all rush over at once...
Sheesh. I got mine for $62 or $68, I think.
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CBid price on Pudgy Monsters Quickbuy price of $95. Don't all rush over at once...
Sheesh. I got mine for $62 or $68, I think.
Even better, it was $61.
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CBid price on Pudgy Monsters Quickbuy price of $95. Don't all rush over at once...
Sheesh. I got mine for $62 or $68, I think.
Indeed. $60.25 to be exact.
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CBid price on Pudgy Monsters Quickbuy price of $95. Don't all rush over at once...
Sheesh. I got mine for $62 or $68, I think.
Even better, it was $61.
Price just keeps getting better the more you post about it. DaveDave! Furnace came on last night down south too.
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Travellin' Dave, what say you about this La Historia?
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CBid price on Pudgy Monsters Quickbuy price of $95. Don't all rush over at once...
Sheesh. I got mine for $62 or $68, I think.
Even better, it was $61.
Price just keeps getting better the more you post about it. DaveDave! Furnace came on last night down south too.
Bunch of shit, isn't it? Though, did make for good smoking weather out in the man cave last night.
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CBid price on Pudgy Monsters Quickbuy price of $95. Don't all rush over at once...
Sheesh. I got mine for $62 or $68, I think.
Even better, it was $61.
Price just keeps getting better the more you post about it. DaveDave! Furnace came on last night down south too.
Howdy Mikey. Unseasonably cool and wet here lately as well.
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Travellin' Dave, what say you about this La Historia?
Guess he was busy stocking up on them.
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Travellin' Dave, what say you about this La Historia?
I like it quite a bit. Different from most EPC's. Full chocolate/nutty dense flavor. Some little quirky flavors here and there that hopefully will settle with some rest time. Burn may benefit from some dry box time. Not everyone is sold on this one however. Definitely worth trying a fiver if you put that in your cart.
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Travellin' Dave, what say you about this La Historia?
Guess he was busy stocking up on them.
No, reading updates on the Amtrak derailment and for this bit of perfect timing:
http://www.usatoday.com/story/news/2015/05/13/house-panel-retains-proposed-cut-in-amtrak-budget/27241537/
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Travellin' Dave, what say you about this La Historia?
I like it quite a bit. Different from most EPC's. Full chocolate/nutty dense flavor. Some little quirky flavors here and there that hopefully will settle with some rest time. Burn may benefit from some dry box time. Not everyone is sold on this one however. Definitely worth trying a fiver if you put that in your cart.
This is one we don't really agree on. I like it just fine, but I like some of the other stuff he's put out recently a bit more... 5th Anniversary, New Wave Reserva, etc. Worth trying. Seems like others like it more than me. Not that you asked for my two cents but it was burning a hole in my pocket.
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And with that, I'm outta here. Enjoy the rest of the week, all.
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CBid price on Pudgy Monsters Quickbuy price of $95. Don't all rush over at once...
Sheesh. I got mine for $62 or $68, I think.
Even better, it was $61.
Price just keeps getting better the more you post about it. DaveDave! Furnace came on last night down south too.
Too much information, Mikey!
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And with that, I'm outta here. Enjoy the rest of the week, all.
Ditto. Hazzuh!
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What kind of atrocious cigar is the Gurkha Black Ops Rubicon Torpedo over at the sis. Looks like leftover packaging from other cigars combined in one hot mess..
Nice avi Dave. I'm training Jackie and Ralphie to ride on the handlebars of the Road King. So far, all they've done is shit on the gas tank. They do well on the handle of Valentina's stroller, so I think I'll revert to a bicycle before trying the Road King again.
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Travellin' Dave, what say you about this La Historia?
Need some aging.
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And with that, I'm outta here. Enjoy the rest of the week, all.
Sent you the Flavia link on FB JWacky. Have a good one.
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And with that, I'm outta here. Enjoy the rest of the week, all.
Ditto. Hazzuh!
Enjoy the day off Dave
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What kind of atrocious cigar is the Gurkha Black Ops Rubicon Torpedo over at the sis. Looks like leftover packaging from other cigars combined in one hot mess..
Nice avi Dave. I'm training Jackie and Ralphie to ride on the handlebars of the Road King. So far, all they've done is shit on the gas tank. They do well on the handle of Valentina's stroller, so I think I'll revert to a bicycle before trying the Road King again.
May be best. Think the speed might be a bit of a challenge for them.
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Travellin' Dave, what say you about this La Historia?
Need some aging.
Me or the cigars?
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What kind of atrocious cigar is the Gurkha Black Ops Rubicon Torpedo over at the sis. Looks like leftover packaging from other cigars combined in one hot mess..
Nice avi Dave. I'm training Jackie and Ralphie to ride on the handlebars of the Road King. So far, all they've done is shit on the gas tank. They do well on the handle of Valentina's stroller, so I think I'll revert to a bicycle before trying the Road King again.
May be best. Think the speed might be a bit of a challenge for them.
Used to be a guy in Shreveport that had a Macaw bird that rode around on the Roll Bar of his Jeep. Had some sort of a rope wrap around the bar so he could hold on I guess.
Afternoon KC
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CBid price on Pudgy Monsters Quickbuy price of $95. Don't all rush over at once...
Sheesh. I got mine for $62 or $68, I think.
Even better, it was $61.
Price just keeps getting better the more you post about it. DaveDave! Furnace came on last night down south too.
Howdy Mikey. Unseasonably cool and wet here lately as well.
Marky Mark! Staying cold too.
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Travellin' Dave, what say you about this La Historia?
Need some aging.
Me or the cigars?
Fountain of youth for you, humi time for the seegars.
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And with that, I'm outta here. Enjoy the rest of the week, all.
Ditto. Hazzuh!
Huzzah!
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Travellin' Dave, what say you about this La Historia?
Need some aging.
Me or the cigars?
Fountain of youth for you, humi time for the seegars.
That would have to be one deep f'n fountain.
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Travellin' Dave, what say you about this La Historia?
Need some aging.
Me or the cigars?
Fountain of youth for you, humi time for the seegars.
That would have to be one deep f'n fountain.
Not as f'n deep as the one I need though.
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Fritos up 8/$39.50 Sounds pretty high to me for a 4" cigar made from scraps.
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Travellin' Dave, what say you about this La Historia?
Need some aging.
Me or the cigars?
Fountain of youth for you, humi time for the seegars.
That would have to be one deep f'n fountain.
Drink heavily.
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Travellin' Dave, what say you about this La Historia?
Need some aging.
Agree. I like 'em, but they need some time.
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Travellin' Dave, what say you about this La Historia?
Need some aging.
Agree. I like 'em, but they need some time.
I like the La Antiguedad better. But agree that they are decent.
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Travellin' Dave, what say you about this La Historia?
Need some aging.
Agree. I like 'em, but they need some time.
I like the La Antiguedad better. But agree that they are decent.
+1 on the La Antiquedad, a great cigar
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Travellin' Dave, what say you about this La Historia?
Need some aging.
Me or the cigars?
Fountain of youth for you, humi time for the seegars.
That would have to be one deep f'n fountain.
True, but GFY anyway Bean.
Also need to be a fountain of scotch.
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Fritos up 8/$39.50 Sounds pretty high to me for a 4" cigar made from scraps.
Doesn't so much matter how it's made or what it's made of....it's how it tastes.
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Travellin' Dave, what say you about this La Historia?
Need some aging.
Agree. I like 'em, but they need some time.
I like the La Antiguedad better. But agree that they are decent.
Thumbs up on the FdlA.
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Fritos up 8/$39.50 Sounds pretty high to me for a 4" cigar made from scraps.
Doesn't so much matter how it's made or what it's made of....it's how it tastes.
Still sounds pretty high to me!
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Fritos up 8/$39.50 Sounds pretty high to me for a 4" cigar made from scraps.
Short and scrappy.
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Fritos up 8/$39.50 Sounds pretty high to me for a 4" cigar made from scraps.
Short and scrappy.
I like them just can't see that price for them myself. Guess not too many others can either they are moving mighty slowwwww.
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Very surprised the EPC Short Run '13's robusto's remain on the discount rack....29.93/10 (or 29.99 on the sis...)
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Fritos up 8/$39.50 Sounds pretty high to me for a 4" cigar made from scraps.
Short and scrappy.
I like them just can't see that price for them myself. Guess not too many others can either they are moving mighty slowwwww.
Should not have complained, got Gukha's now, but a different Gurkha called the Hudson Bay.
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Fritos up 8/$39.50 Sounds pretty high to me for a 4" cigar made from scraps.
Short and scrappy.
I like them just can't see that price for them myself. Guess not too many others can either they are moving mighty slowwwww.
Should not have complained, got Gukha's now, but a different Gurkha called the Hudson Bay.
TxDave's Fault!
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Fritos up 8/$39.50 Sounds pretty high to me for a 4" cigar made from scraps.
Short and scrappy.
I like them just can't see that price for them myself. Guess not too many others can either they are moving mighty slowwwww.
Should not have complained, got Gukha's now, but a different Gurkha called the Hudson Bay.
TxDave's Fault!
No doubt but CB helped me.
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Amtrak train going 100+ MPH through a 50 MPH turn....what could go wrong?
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Fritos up 8/$39.50 Sounds pretty high to me for a 4" cigar made from scraps.
Short and scrappy.
I like them just can't see that price for them myself. Guess not too many others can either they are moving mighty slowwwww.
Should not have complained, got Gukha's now, but a different Gurkha called the Hudson Bay.
TxDave's Fault!
No doubt but CB helped me.
There's a case of the blind leading the blind...
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Fritos up 8/$39.50 Sounds pretty high to me for a 4" cigar made from scraps.
Doesn't so much matter how it's made or what it's made of....it's how it tastes.
Still sounds pretty high to me!
Field had them under$30/10 last week one day. So yeah, too high here.
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Fritos up 8/$39.50 Sounds pretty high to me for a 4" cigar made from scraps.
Doesn't so much matter how it's made or what it's made of....it's how it tastes.
Still sounds pretty high to me!
Field had them under$30/10 last week one day. So yeah, too high here.
I always forget to look there on a regular basis but it is a good place other than seldom offer FS.
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Very surprised the EPC Short Run '13's robusto's remain on the discount rack....29.93/10 (or 29.99 on the sis...)
Surprised, yes. But delighted.
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Think I will Hachoo on out of here. Got to stop at the store and pick up a steak to grill up for dinner.
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And LTG is gone, but his Bueso Habano's and a number of other sticks available (Bareknuckle, DPG Blue, 601 Green) with $20 coupon
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Think I will Hachoo on out of here. Got to stop at the store and pick up a steak to grill up for dinner.
And a growler?
Dip in the turquoise blue waters this evening?
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Think I will Hachoo on out of here. Got to stop at the store and pick up a steak to grill up for dinner.
And a growler?
Dip in the turquoise blue waters this evening?
Only 64 deg here and raining, so not ideal conditions for a swim.
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Rocky Patel broke the banter like he broke the 601 Blue
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Rocky Patel broke the banter like he broke the 601 Blue
That's it, I'M OUTTA HERE!!!
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Rocky Patel broke the banter like he broke the 601 Blue
That's it, I'M OUTTA HERE!!!
Thought you had left already...
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Rocky Patel broke the banter like he broke the 601 Blue
That's it, I'M OUTTA HERE!!!
Later Mr. Mayor. Don't take Amtrack!
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Rocky Patel broke the banter like he broke the 601 Blue
That's it, I'M OUTTA HERE!!!
Later Mr. Mayor. Don't take Amtrack!
Nah, he just uses NJ Transit.
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I have a 10er of the HotD corona in my cart. Anyone have a working free shipping code? FREESH55 no good.
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Think I will Hachoo on out of here. Got to stop at the store and pick up a steak to grill up for dinner.
And a growler?
Dip in the turquoise blue waters this evening?
Only 64 deg here and raining, so not ideal conditions for a swim.
Water temperature is 75 which is cold
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Think I will Hachoo on out of here. Got to stop at the store and pick up a steak to grill up for dinner.
And a growler?
Dip in the turquoise blue waters this evening?
Only 64 deg here and raining, so not ideal conditions for a swim.
Water temperature is 75 which is cold
Bunch of pussies!
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Took a Ballast Point inventory at the HEB store. Victory at Sea, Black Marlin, Sculpin and Grapefruit Sculpin.
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Think I will Hachoo on out of here. Got to stop at the store and pick up a steak to grill up for dinner.
And a growler?
Dip in the turquoise blue waters this evening?
Only 64 deg here and raining, so not ideal conditions for a swim.
Water temperature is 75 which is cold
Bunch of pussies!
I require 84 minimum.
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Took a Ballast Point inventory at the HEB store. Victory at Sea, Black Marlin, Sculpin and Grapefruit Sculpin.
Yeah, our store has a fru-fru beer section as well.
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Think I will Hachoo on out of here. Got to stop at the store and pick up a steak to grill up for dinner.
And a growler?
Dip in the turquoise blue waters this evening?
Only 64 deg here and raining, so not ideal conditions for a swim.
Water temperature is 75 which is cold
Bunch of pussies!
I require 84 minimum.
Indeed. And the sun had better be out at that temperature as well.
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Think I will Hachoo on out of here. Got to stop at the store and pick up a steak to grill up for dinner.
And a growler?
Dip in the turquoise blue waters this evening?
Only 64 deg here and raining, so not ideal conditions for a swim.
Water temperature is 75 which is cold
Bunch of pussies!
I require 84 minimum.
Indeed. And the sun had better be out at that temperature as well.
Amen, I find 87-88 about perfect.
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Took a Ballast Point inventory at the HEB store. Victory at Sea, Black Marlin, Sculpin and Grapefruit Sculpin.
Yeah, our store has a fru-fru beer section as well.
That regular Sculpin is a really good beer and not a froufrou
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Think I will Hachoo on out of here. Got to stop at the store and pick up a steak to grill up for dinner.
And a growler?
Dip in the turquoise blue waters this evening?
Only 64 deg here and raining, so not ideal conditions for a swim.
Water temperature is 75 which is cold
Bunch of pussies!
I require 84 minimum.
Indeed. And the sun had better be out at that temperature as well.
Amen, I find 87-88 about perfect.
Float and smoke? That's my favorite way of enjoying the pool.
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Think I will Hachoo on out of here. Got to stop at the store and pick up a steak to grill up for dinner.
And a growler?
Dip in the turquoise blue waters this evening?
Only 64 deg here and raining, so not ideal conditions for a swim.
Water temperature is 75 which is cold
Bunch of pussies!
I require 84 minimum.
Indeed. And the sun had better be out at that temperature as well.
Amen, I find 87-88 about perfect.
Float and smoke? That's my favorite way of enjoying the pool.
You left something out it is Float, Drink & Smoke and that is the only purpose of the pool for me.
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Took a Ballast Point inventory at the HEB store. Victory at Sea, Black Marlin, Sculpin and Grapefruit Sculpin.
Yeah, our store has a fru-fru beer section as well.
That regular Sculpin is a really good beer and not a froufrou
That's their IPA, so yeah, should not lump that in with the others. I'm not an IPA fan in general, though. Would like to try their lagers, pale ale, amber, and that Scottish ale.
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Think I will Hachoo on out of here. Got to stop at the store and pick up a steak to grill up for dinner.
And a growler?
Dip in the turquoise blue waters this evening?
Only 64 deg here and raining, so not ideal conditions for a swim.
Water temperature is 75 which is cold
Bunch of pussies!
I require 84 minimum.
That's called a bath.
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Think I will Hachoo on out of here. Got to stop at the store and pick up a steak to grill up for dinner.
And a growler?
Dip in the turquoise blue waters this evening?
Only 64 deg here and raining, so not ideal conditions for a swim.
Water temperature is 75 which is cold
Bunch of pussies!
I require 84 minimum.
Indeed. And the sun had better be out at that temperature as well.
Amen, I find 87-88 about perfect.
Float and smoke? That's my favorite way of enjoying the pool.
You left something out it is Float, Drink & Smoke and that is the only purpose of the pool for me.
Oh yeah, that goes without saying. Ice bucket with beers, cigar, ashtray, lighter, and a floaty on which to bob around. Normally we'd be in the pool by now. F'n commie weather.
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Think I will Hachoo on out of here. Got to stop at the store and pick up a steak to grill up for dinner.
And a growler?
Dip in the turquoise blue waters this evening?
Only 64 deg here and raining, so not ideal conditions for a swim.
Water temperature is 75 which is cold
Bunch of pussies!
I require 84 minimum.
That's called a bath.
Not down here it isn't
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Think I will Hachoo on out of here. Got to stop at the store and pick up a steak to grill up for dinner.
And a growler?
Dip in the turquoise blue waters this evening?
Only 64 deg here and raining, so not ideal conditions for a swim.
Water temperature is 75 which is cold
Bunch of pussies!
I require 84 minimum.
Indeed. And the sun had better be out at that temperature as well.
Amen, I find 87-88 about perfect.
Float and smoke? That's my favorite way of enjoying the pool.
You left something out it is Float, Drink & Smoke and that is the only purpose of the pool for me.
Oh yeah, that goes without saying. Ice bucket with beers, cigar, ashtray, lighter, and a floaty on which to bob around. Normally we'd be in the pool by now. F'n commie weather.
Oh yeah my pool is normally 82-84 now.
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Think I will Hachoo on out of here. Got to stop at the store and pick up a steak to grill up for dinner.
And a growler?
Dip in the turquoise blue waters this evening?
Only 64 deg here and raining, so not ideal conditions for a swim.
Water temperature is 75 which is cold
Bunch of pussies!
I require 84 minimum.
That's called a bath.
That's what it is by late August when the water temp gets to 90 plus.
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Took a Ballast Point inventory at the HEB store. Victory at Sea, Black Marlin, Sculpin and Grapefruit Sculpin.
Yeah, our store has a fru-fru beer section as well.
That regular Sculpin is a really good beer and not a froufrou
That's their IPA, so yeah, should not lump that in with the others. I'm not an IPA fan in general, though. Would like to try their lagers, pale ale, amber, and that Scottish ale.
You ever tried Dales Pale Ale or Old Chub Scottish Ale? Both outstanding from Oskar Blues Brewery.
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Took a Ballast Point inventory at the HEB store. Victory at Sea, Black Marlin, Sculpin and Grapefruit Sculpin.
Yeah, our store has a fru-fru beer section as well.
That regular Sculpin is a really good beer and not a froufrou
That's their IPA, so yeah, should not lump that in with the others. I'm not an IPA fan in general, though. Would like to try their lagers, pale ale, amber, and that Scottish ale.
You ever tried Dales Pale Ale or Old Chub Scottish Ale? Both outstanding from Oskar Blues Brewery.
No, but picked up a six of the St Arnold's Lawnmower the other day. Was on sale at HEB. Good stuff.
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Took a Ballast Point inventory at the HEB store. Victory at Sea, Black Marlin, Sculpin and Grapefruit Sculpin.
Yeah, our store has a fru-fru beer section as well.
That regular Sculpin is a really good beer and not a froufrou
That's their IPA, so yeah, should not lump that in with the others. I'm not an IPA fan in general, though. Would like to try their lagers, pale ale, amber, and that Scottish ale.
You ever tried Dales Pale Ale or Old Chub Scottish Ale? Both outstanding from Oskar Blues Brewery.
No, but picked up a six of the St Arnold's Lawnmower the other day. Was on sale at HEB. Good stuff.
HEB has both of those Oskar Blues and they are worth a try.
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Took a Ballast Point inventory at the HEB store. Victory at Sea, Black Marlin, Sculpin and Grapefruit Sculpin.
Yeah, our store has a fru-fru beer section as well.
That regular Sculpin is a really good beer and not a froufrou
That's their IPA, so yeah, should not lump that in with the others. I'm not an IPA fan in general, though. Would like to try their lagers, pale ale, amber, and that Scottish ale.
Longfin - lager
Wahoo - white/wheat
Pale Ale
Sculpin - IPA
Big Eye - IPA
Calico - Amber
Black Marlin - Porter
Limited Ed's.
Even Keel - Session IPA
Grapefruit Sculpin
Habanero Sculpin
Fathom - India Pale Lager
Dorado - Double IPA
Grunion - Pale Ale
Piper Down - Scottish Ale
Dead Ringer - Oktoberfest
Tongue Buckler - Imperial Red Ale
Victory at Sea - Imperial Porter with Coffee and Vanilla
Sea Monster - Imperial Stout
Indra Kunindra - Curry Export Stout
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Time for me to roll out into the void that is Austin area rush hour in the rain traffic. Adios, mofos.
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Time for me to roll out into the void that is Austin area rush hour in the rain traffic. Adios, mofos.
Be safe it is rugged out there.
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Time for me to roll out into the void that is Austin area rush hour in the rain traffic. Adios, mofos.
Be safe, Mark.
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Took a Ballast Point inventory at the HEB store. Victory at Sea, Black Marlin, Sculpin and Grapefruit Sculpin.
Yeah, our store has a fru-fru beer section as well.
That regular Sculpin is a really good beer and not a froufrou
That's their IPA, so yeah, should not lump that in with the others. I'm not an IPA fan in general, though. Would like to try their lagers, pale ale, amber, and that Scottish ale.
Longfin - lager
Wahoo - white/wheat
Pale Ale
Sculpin - IPA
Big Eye - IPA
Calico - Amber
Black Marlin - Porter
Limited Ed's.
Even Keel - Session IPA
Grapefruit Sculpin
Habanero Sculpin
Fathom - India Pale Lager
Dorado - Double IPA
Grunion - Pale Ale
Piper Down - Scottish Ale
Dead Ringer - Oktoberfest
Tongue Buckler - Imperial Red Ale
Victory at Sea - Imperial Porter with Coffee and Vanilla
Sea Monster - Imperial Stout
Indra Kunindra - Curry Export Stout
Is that your list for tonight?
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Took a Ballast Point inventory at the HEB store. Victory at Sea, Black Marlin, Sculpin and Grapefruit Sculpin.
Yeah, our store has a fru-fru beer section as well.
That regular Sculpin is a really good beer and not a froufrou
That's their IPA, so yeah, should not lump that in with the others. I'm not an IPA fan in general, though. Would like to try their lagers, pale ale, amber, and that Scottish ale.
Longfin - lager
Wahoo - white/wheat
Pale Ale
Sculpin - IPA
Big Eye - IPA
Calico - Amber
Black Marlin - Porter
Limited Ed's.
Even Keel - Session IPA
Grapefruit Sculpin
Habanero Sculpin
Fathom - India Pale Lager
Dorado - Double IPA
Grunion - Pale Ale
Piper Down - Scottish Ale
Dead Ringer - Oktoberfest
Tongue Buckler - Imperial Red Ale
Victory at Sea - Imperial Porter with Coffee and Vanilla
Sea Monster - Imperial Stout
Indra Kunindra - Curry Export Stout
Is that your list for tonight?
That sounds more like Shaun's list. :)
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Took a Ballast Point inventory at the HEB store. Victory at Sea, Black Marlin, Sculpin and Grapefruit Sculpin.
Yeah, our store has a fru-fru beer section as well.
That regular Sculpin is a really good beer and not a froufrou
That's their IPA, so yeah, should not lump that in with the others. I'm not an IPA fan in general, though. Would like to try their lagers, pale ale, amber, and that Scottish ale.
Longfin - lager
Wahoo - white/wheat
Pale Ale
Sculpin - IPA
Big Eye - IPA
Calico - Amber
Black Marlin - Porter
Limited Ed's.
Even Keel - Session IPA
Grapefruit Sculpin
Habanero Sculpin
Fathom - India Pale Lager
Dorado - Double IPA
Grunion - Pale Ale
Piper Down - Scottish Ale
Dead Ringer - Oktoberfest
Tongue Buckler - Imperial Red Ale
Victory at Sea - Imperial Porter with Coffee and Vanilla
Sea Monster - Imperial Stout
Indra Kunindra - Curry Export Stout
Is that your list for tonight?
Next week. I will be down in the neighborhood then. Up in Irvine this week.
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Took a Ballast Point inventory at the HEB store. Victory at Sea, Black Marlin, Sculpin and Grapefruit Sculpin.
Yeah, our store has a fru-fru beer section as well.
That regular Sculpin is a really good beer and not a froufrou
That's their IPA, so yeah, should not lump that in with the others. I'm not an IPA fan in general, though. Would like to try their lagers, pale ale, amber, and that Scottish ale.
Longfin - lager
Wahoo - white/wheat
Pale Ale
Sculpin - IPA
Big Eye - IPA
Calico - Amber
Black Marlin - Porter
Limited Ed's.
Even Keel - Session IPA
Grapefruit Sculpin
Habanero Sculpin
Fathom - India Pale Lager
Dorado - Double IPA
Grunion - Pale Ale
Piper Down - Scottish Ale
Dead Ringer - Oktoberfest
Tongue Buckler - Imperial Red Ale
Victory at Sea - Imperial Porter with Coffee and Vanilla
Sea Monster - Imperial Stout
Indra Kunindra - Curry Export Stout
Is that your list for tonight?
That sounds more like Shaun's list. :)
Later in the week, Shaun is doing Mother Earth, Lost Abbey and maybe Stone or Belching Beaver...in Carlsbad/Vista area.
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Time for me to roll out into the void that is Austin area rush hour in the rain traffic. Adios, mofos.
Hopefully don't have the bike.
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Not quite ready to close yet.
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At least make it to 20....sheesh, two more.
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OK, if I gotta do it myself...
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You stuck all alone keeping the lights on?
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20
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You stuck all alone keeping the lights on?
Seems that way.
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20
There ya go
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Time for me to go to bed, 4:15 comes early! Travel to San Antonio in the morning be back after lunch.
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Time for me to go to bed, 4:15 comes early! Travel to San Antonio in the morning be back after lunch.
Hopefully the weather is better. Time to get some dinner myself.
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Time for me to go to bed, 4:15 comes early! Travel to San Antonio in the morning be back after lunch.
Hopefully the weather is better. Time to get some dinner myself.
Avocado and alfalfa sprout salad or some other left coast commie dinner?
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Time for me to go to bed, 4:15 comes early! Travel to San Antonio in the morning be back after lunch.
Hopefully the weather is better. Time to get some dinner myself.
Avocado and alfalfa sprout salad or some other left coast commie dinner?
Ha! But plants feel pain too!
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Time for me to go to bed, 4:15 comes early! Travel to San Antonio in the morning be back after lunch.
Hopefully the weather is better. Time to get some dinner myself.
Avocado and alfalfa sprout salad or some other left coast commie dinner?
I'm a simple man.... chicken burrito and a couple of large margaritas.
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Didn't we just have Red Corojo for the Tuesday deal? Show a little imagination how about?
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Didn't we just have Red Corojo for the Tuesday deal? Show a little imagination how about?
CI imagination? That ship has sailed.
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Didn't we just have Red Corojo for the Tuesday deal? Show a little imagination how about?
CI imagination? That ship has sailed.
They put up these PDRs didn't they? Sheesh, some people are just never satisfied.