Tim has deemed tomorrow no pants Friday! so please feel free to not wear pants tomorrow. If you are asked who authorized this, just say TIM!
*Underpants are entirely up to you.
Thursday, July 30, 2009
Wednesday, July 29, 2009
The State! of Head-Smashed-In
Today's blog will be partly about one of the greatest television shows of our time. From 1993-1995 this show captured the minds and hearts of millions. It was a trend setter, and visionary. It made millions of people stop and think. It made us all appreciate our fellow man.
"I want to dip my balls in it!" Probably one of the most famous lines of my childhood, that or "I'm outta here." Can you see where I am going with this? I bet you don't. Well here is a little clue.
If you are still stumped, even after seeing photo confirmation, I am of course referring to The State. It aired on MTV in the early/mid 90's.
As it turns out it took MTV 14 years from the end of the show to release it on DVD. Even after years on online petitions, and I signed several in my high school years. That DVD collection I am referring to is "The State: The Complete Series." A great Sketch comedy show from our past. You if you do not know The State, do you know what Reno 911 is? Well that has a lot of the original cast, if not all in cameos over the course of the series ( and it is still funny as hell and going strong). Well I managed to get my hands on it!
Buttons bought the Complete Series and let Amy and myself barrow it. Now I am looking at this lovely case, waiting and wanting. Get your head out of the gutter! I am talking about waiting and wanting to watch the show! There are four discs containing seasons 1-4 and one bonus disc, that I am told is very funny. If we don't go to see Bruno tonight, we are defiantly watching The State.
What is that you say. Strangers with Candy? Monty Python? Well I say to you Buzzkill! Sure Strangers with Candy is funny, and Monty Python is as well. But nothing grabbed me like The State. The closest thing to it was Buzzkill. Awwww, Buzzkill. I will never forget "Synchronized Bowling." Buzzkill itself is in the same type of predicament as The State was in.
Originally run on MTV in 1996, it was short lived. It only boasts 7 aired episodes. The sealed their own fate when they crashed the MTV Beach house. There currently exists an online petition to get the show released on DVD.
Moving on.
Today Tim and I learned about one of the greatest places on Earth! No it's not Disney! It isn't even in America! I am talking about Head-Smashed-In!
We learned about this great place thanks to Dave Berry and his daily calender.
Apparently it got it's name due to a man, well, getting his head smashed in. The real purpose of this area was the catch Buffalo. The Blackfoot Indians would basically run them off cliffs at full gallop. The Buffalo would fall and brake their legs. The then Blackfoot would collect and process them. This wonderful place is located in Fort Macleod, Alberta, Canada.
I was looking at the $10 million center that they built on site. $10 million! Now is that CAD or USD? Either way, that's a lot of coin. Now I need my passport to arrive so I can check this place out!
Now onto the next topic at hand! Teeter Hang Ups.
Yes they are just inversion tables, but have you ever had some one talk to you so passionately about inversion tables? I haven't. Roger Teeter loves his product. Some times he scares me. I always see his commercials/infomercials , and think, damn my back hurts a lot. I should try one. But I never looked into price until now!
You can get a crazy doorway inversion table for about $180. But personally I don't want to be hanging upside down from my doorway. Even if it is the cheap way out. You have no back up plan to get out of the whole upside down situation.
I would prefer a standard table. At least those you can rock and you will swing back to your feet. And they can be had for about $360-$500, depending on which route you go. I didn't bother to read the differences. I am guessing weigh capacity and a few un-needed features.
Any way, every time I see Roger Teeter doing his thing on TV, I just want to hug him. I want to see if inversion really fixes your back. VWAHAHA (evil laugh). But I would really like to try one. This chair does ruin me.
I wonder if I type Roger Teeter enough this blog will pop up on Google. Then I could get a free table to "Test and Review," wink, wink, hint, hint. I will "Review" your product Mr. Teeter.
That is all, carry on.
"I want to dip my balls in it!" Probably one of the most famous lines of my childhood, that or "I'm outta here." Can you see where I am going with this? I bet you don't. Well here is a little clue.
If you are still stumped, even after seeing photo confirmation, I am of course referring to The State. It aired on MTV in the early/mid 90's.
As it turns out it took MTV 14 years from the end of the show to release it on DVD. Even after years on online petitions, and I signed several in my high school years. That DVD collection I am referring to is "The State: The Complete Series." A great Sketch comedy show from our past. You if you do not know The State, do you know what Reno 911 is? Well that has a lot of the original cast, if not all in cameos over the course of the series ( and it is still funny as hell and going strong). Well I managed to get my hands on it!
Buttons bought the Complete Series and let Amy and myself barrow it. Now I am looking at this lovely case, waiting and wanting. Get your head out of the gutter! I am talking about waiting and wanting to watch the show! There are four discs containing seasons 1-4 and one bonus disc, that I am told is very funny. If we don't go to see Bruno tonight, we are defiantly watching The State.
What is that you say. Strangers with Candy? Monty Python? Well I say to you Buzzkill! Sure Strangers with Candy is funny, and Monty Python is as well. But nothing grabbed me like The State. The closest thing to it was Buzzkill. Awwww, Buzzkill. I will never forget "Synchronized Bowling." Buzzkill itself is in the same type of predicament as The State was in.
Originally run on MTV in 1996, it was short lived. It only boasts 7 aired episodes. The sealed their own fate when they crashed the MTV Beach house. There currently exists an online petition to get the show released on DVD.
Moving on.
Today Tim and I learned about one of the greatest places on Earth! No it's not Disney! It isn't even in America! I am talking about Head-Smashed-In!
We learned about this great place thanks to Dave Berry and his daily calender.
Apparently it got it's name due to a man, well, getting his head smashed in. The real purpose of this area was the catch Buffalo. The Blackfoot Indians would basically run them off cliffs at full gallop. The Buffalo would fall and brake their legs. The then Blackfoot would collect and process them. This wonderful place is located in Fort Macleod, Alberta, Canada.I was looking at the $10 million center that they built on site. $10 million! Now is that CAD or USD? Either way, that's a lot of coin. Now I need my passport to arrive so I can check this place out!
Now onto the next topic at hand! Teeter Hang Ups.
Yes they are just inversion tables, but have you ever had some one talk to you so passionately about inversion tables? I haven't. Roger Teeter loves his product. Some times he scares me. I always see his commercials/infomercials , and think, damn my back hurts a lot. I should try one. But I never looked into price until now!
You can get a crazy doorway inversion table for about $180. But personally I don't want to be hanging upside down from my doorway. Even if it is the cheap way out. You have no back up plan to get out of the whole upside down situation.
I would prefer a standard table. At least those you can rock and you will swing back to your feet. And they can be had for about $360-$500, depending on which route you go. I didn't bother to read the differences. I am guessing weigh capacity and a few un-needed features.
Any way, every time I see Roger Teeter doing his thing on TV, I just want to hug him. I want to see if inversion really fixes your back. VWAHAHA (evil laugh). But I would really like to try one. This chair does ruin me.
I wonder if I type Roger Teeter enough this blog will pop up on Google. Then I could get a free table to "Test and Review," wink, wink, hint, hint. I will "Review" your product Mr. Teeter.
That is all, carry on.
Tuesday, July 28, 2009
Penn State and the Ice Caps!
As some, or none of you, know PSU is my Alma mater.
This is the place I learned how to drink and my love affair with beer and rum grew. Well This morning this here article tittled "Penn State Roars to the Top of Part School List," was forwarded to me by a listener (yes he listens via ODO). And if you haven't picked up on this by now, that is Tim.
This article boast that PSU is now the NUMBER ONE party school in the country. Awwww, when I was there, we were only number 4. Here are a few quotes for those who will not click the link.
Hell, I am going to quote the whole thing, it's just to funny not to.
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Can you guess what one is mine? I'll give you a hint, it was my nick name while pushing my school to #4 the hard way in 2004.
Moving on.
Amy and I don't like to starve to death, so from time to time we go to this crazy place called a grocery store. They are new inventions that sell food to you, so you can go home and make it for yourself. Well while on an adventure to said grocery store, we found this gem.
I know the world is worried about the Polar Ice Caps melting, but are they aware that they are melting into lard and being harvested by Morrell? I was unaware of this, and last time I check Morrell was still making socks and shoes and not lard. But I guess with this economic downturn. you make a buck where you can.
And if that means harvesting the lard melting off the ice caps and selling it for $2.19, you do it. Even if you spill a little on the soles of your shoes while your at it. I guess that is how they make them look so shinny and make me want to buy them. Mix a little lard in and BAM, especially pleasing. So lard is also advancing their sales of shoes. Genius.
I also had a run in, or near-miss if you will, with my version of the "Lone Wolf." I am going to come back to near-miss shorty. This is a man who I have been seeing for years, he drives a Kawasaki Ninja 250, or at last he did, I caught a better look last night and it looked a little more like this (without the sticker kit), and it seams he may have upgraded for more power.
I have been seeing him ride his bike around 4 seasons a year, rain/sleet/sun/snow, with no helmet and no acknowledgment of other riders out there on the road. My last real run in with him was on the road. I was driving along with The Meepers, and this fucker (yes I said fucker) came flying past me. I already don't like the "Lone Wolf" due to his ignorance and ass holeness, but this topped the cake for me.
I kept my restraint and didn't say a word to this man. Though I wanted to tip over his shopping cart then run and hide to watch as he came back to his items spilled on the floor. Then I envisioned making my grand entrance laugh in his face and him cowering in fear. Truth is, if I did say anything to him, he probably would be afraid. He is in fact a smaller man than myself.
Now to briefly touch on the near-miss term. It is often used to describe planes when they almost collide, well that among other things. But why near-miss? They did miss, just as I missed colliding carts with the Lone Wolf. Why not call it a near-hit? Does that give to much emphasis that things almost actually hit each other? Because after all that is what happened. I can see in terms of airplanes the more emphasis on them almost smashing mid air, when after all there is not much to hit up there, is a bad thing. But that term can use some work.
And with all of this said, there has been a spotting of The Glistening Morning Jew.
Be on the look out, he is armed with nothing, and not very dangerous.
That is all, carry on.
This is the place I learned how to drink and my love affair with beer and rum grew. Well This morning this here article tittled "Penn State Roars to the Top of Part School List," was forwarded to me by a listener (yes he listens via ODO). And if you haven't picked up on this by now, that is Tim.This article boast that PSU is now the NUMBER ONE party school in the country. Awwww, when I was there, we were only number 4. Here are a few quotes for those who will not click the link.
Hell, I am going to quote the whole thing, it's just to funny not to.
"
Penn State roars to top of party school list
GENARO ARMAS Associated Press Writer
STATE COLLEGE — Penn State University is now the nation’s No. 1 party school.
The school known partly for its football tailgate weekends and fraternity and sorority scene snatched the title away from the University of Florida in the 2009 Princeton Review survey of 122,000 students nationwide. Florida, last year’s winner, finished second in the annual survey released Monday.
It’s the first time Penn State has finished first in the dubious category. The school has been on the list the last seven years and ranked third in 2008. The listing covers Penn State’s main University Park campus in State College.
“These rankings are not more than popularity contests,” said university spokeswoman Annemarie Mountz. She noted that groups on the social networking site Facebook have urged members to make Penn State the top party school.
“It’s a badge of honor at this point. Nationwide, kids want to pump their schools in these surveys,” Mountz said. “It’s not connected to reality.”
The rankings were part of the Princeton Review’s “The Best 371 Colleges” annual guide. On average, there were 325 respondents to the survey per school, which Mountz said amounted to less than 1 percent of the University Park campus’ enrollment of 43,000 students.
Penn State also finished first in the categories “lots of beer” and students who pack the stadium. Beaver Stadium is one of the country’s largest sports facilities, seating more than 107,000 for football games.
After Penn State and Florida, the top five institutions on the party schools list were the University of Mississippi, the University of Georgia, and Ohio University-Athens.
Guide author Robert Franek said every school in the survey offered “great academics.”
But the guide does not rank schools academically, Franek said in a statement, because the goal is to “help students find and get into the best school for them ... It’s all about fit.”
The annual rankings also list the country’s “Stone-Cold Sober Schools.” Brigham Young University in Utah topped that list for the 12th straight year."
I also like the last graph in the story about "Stone-Cold Sober Schools." Of course Brigham Young is going to top that chart. What did you think was going to happen, they would be bested by the University of Hawaii? Come on now.
I think a few Friends and I need to roll back down to the SC and show these kids how it's done. They are relying on Facebook to vote them number one. And yes I know Facebook is more than a social networking site, it is life after all. But FB aside, in my hay-day, we used Myspace and AIM! And we got to number 4 on shear drunkin' ramblings.
Can you guess what one is mine? I'll give you a hint, it was my nick name while pushing my school to #4 the hard way in 2004.
Moving on.
Amy and I don't like to starve to death, so from time to time we go to this crazy place called a grocery store. They are new inventions that sell food to you, so you can go home and make it for yourself. Well while on an adventure to said grocery store, we found this gem.
I know the world is worried about the Polar Ice Caps melting, but are they aware that they are melting into lard and being harvested by Morrell? I was unaware of this, and last time I check Morrell was still making socks and shoes and not lard. But I guess with this economic downturn. you make a buck where you can.
And if that means harvesting the lard melting off the ice caps and selling it for $2.19, you do it. Even if you spill a little on the soles of your shoes while your at it. I guess that is how they make them look so shinny and make me want to buy them. Mix a little lard in and BAM, especially pleasing. So lard is also advancing their sales of shoes. Genius.
I also had a run in, or near-miss if you will, with my version of the "Lone Wolf." I am going to come back to near-miss shorty. This is a man who I have been seeing for years, he drives a Kawasaki Ninja 250, or at last he did, I caught a better look last night and it looked a little more like this (without the sticker kit), and it seams he may have upgraded for more power.
I have been seeing him ride his bike around 4 seasons a year, rain/sleet/sun/snow, with no helmet and no acknowledgment of other riders out there on the road. My last real run in with him was on the road. I was driving along with The Meepers, and this fucker (yes I said fucker) came flying past me. I already don't like the "Lone Wolf" due to his ignorance and ass holeness, but this topped the cake for me.
I kept my restraint and didn't say a word to this man. Though I wanted to tip over his shopping cart then run and hide to watch as he came back to his items spilled on the floor. Then I envisioned making my grand entrance laugh in his face and him cowering in fear. Truth is, if I did say anything to him, he probably would be afraid. He is in fact a smaller man than myself.
Now to briefly touch on the near-miss term. It is often used to describe planes when they almost collide, well that among other things. But why near-miss? They did miss, just as I missed colliding carts with the Lone Wolf. Why not call it a near-hit? Does that give to much emphasis that things almost actually hit each other? Because after all that is what happened. I can see in terms of airplanes the more emphasis on them almost smashing mid air, when after all there is not much to hit up there, is a bad thing. But that term can use some work.
And with all of this said, there has been a spotting of The Glistening Morning Jew.
Be on the look out, he is armed with nothing, and not very dangerous.
That is all, carry on.
Monday, July 27, 2009
Dead Bunny's Don't Close Their Eyes.
This is a very true statement. Three-year-olds are so honest.
Well I had a bit of a scare and a freak out on Saturday. It was time for The Meepers 500 mile oil change. Well actually he was over due by a hundred or two. I was waiting on this to come in before I did the change.
The Meepers has no oil filter, but only a catch screen, which I forgot to check. I remembered after the oil was back in the tank, but then as you can guess, it was to late. Well this nifty drain plug has a Rare Earth Magnet (the man made silver thing you can see on the tip) that catches all the little shards of metal. So it essentially acts as my oil filter. This arrived on Friday of last week, so I set aside time Saturday morning to change my oil and give The Meepers a once over. So I changed my oil, as I always have, but I managed to drip a little more on the ground than normal. Oh well, it was on the road and not the garage floor. Then I did something new.
I checked my air filter. I saw a little oil in there and got a little nervous, I later found this was OK. But I went ahead and cleaned it out and cleaned a little bit of crap off my air filter. All in all, it was still really clean, which was good because I don't have a replacement on hand. so I put everything back together and head inside to talk to my parents.
I work on my scooter at their house, because the street is less busy than mine, and they have a garage I can work in if the weather is not cooperating.
So I head inside to chat with mom and dad for a bit. Then about 1 p.m. I get ready to head home so I can clean up my apartment and get my car. I had to come back to my parents to get an old TV I gave to JT. So I hope on The Meepers and he starts up and idles fine. I let him Idle for about a minute to cycle the new oil through. then I give it some gas, I hit about 15 mph and...... Buck, Buck, Buck. He keeps bogging down and bucking.
My first thought was that the oils is still working it's way through the engine, so I stop on the side of the road and wait another minute. Then continue on my way. Well the rest of the way down the block the same thing. I ended up coming back and tearing the air box off again. After all this is the only thing I did differently.
So I am freaking out because next to Amy and the Pupster, The Meepers is my favorite thing in the world. So I take off the air box expecting to see oil every where or the air filter not seated properly. But all seems OK. So I put that back together again, and then check the oil, that is perfectly seated in the middle of the XXXX'x on the dip stick. So I try again, even worse. Now I am freaking out hard core. I let him idle for about 5 minutes and nothing.
I run in the house and hop on TR to search around, this is when I find that some oil in the air box is OK, but nothing on my problem. So I post about it, then I go and take the air box off again. This time it hits me. To much air. One pesky screw felt like it was tightened all the way, but alas it was not.
So I seated the box one last time, and made sure every thing was tight. And sure enough ran like a dream. It was later confirmed that that was indeed my problem. And that problem was an air leak. Thanks to Dr. EZP for confirming that for me. But I was still a bit riled up and I yelled at Amy, then immediately realized I was the asshole, and apologized. It took me a few hours to fully calm down.
It wasn't until I was out riding my bike with Kim and JT that I finally mellowed out. And then we were off on an adventure! We had found some trails by this relay creepy house 2 weeks ago, so we went back to ride them again, and take pictures of the house. Here you go.
Yes that is a goat with a branch stuck on it's head, and a chicken duck. Yes they have chickens and ducks, and they mated, I am not lying. And if you look closely you can see the other goat laying in a wagon in the back left. Mind you all of this is in a rural neighborhood in Jesup PA. This kind of shit can only happen in The NEPA.
Later that night Amy and I went to some bar up in Newton Ransome. The food was really good, the french fries were great! But I had one of the worst draft beers of my life. I actually left a sip or two behind because it was making me feel sick. On top of being in the middle of no where, it was really expensive. We were there for about 2 hours and I spent like $40! now we did get food, but another $25 on 6 Lagers is a joke. $2.75 for a domestic beer that is brewed 2 hours south of here is unreasonable. Bottle or draft same price, and I almost threw up because they don't clean their taps.
What was the name of said bar you ask, O'Neil's Bar and Grill. They had a nice patio, but there was some bad rain on the way up, so the patio was soaked and pretty much out of the question or the night.
Sunday, cook out at my parents! Beer, shish kabob and corn! Great time. and left overs were great for lunch today.
So that was my weekend, interesting and tense, all in the same day!
That is all, carry on.
Well I had a bit of a scare and a freak out on Saturday. It was time for The Meepers 500 mile oil change. Well actually he was over due by a hundred or two. I was waiting on this to come in before I did the change.
The Meepers has no oil filter, but only a catch screen, which I forgot to check. I remembered after the oil was back in the tank, but then as you can guess, it was to late. Well this nifty drain plug has a Rare Earth Magnet (the man made silver thing you can see on the tip) that catches all the little shards of metal. So it essentially acts as my oil filter. This arrived on Friday of last week, so I set aside time Saturday morning to change my oil and give The Meepers a once over. So I changed my oil, as I always have, but I managed to drip a little more on the ground than normal. Oh well, it was on the road and not the garage floor. Then I did something new.
I checked my air filter. I saw a little oil in there and got a little nervous, I later found this was OK. But I went ahead and cleaned it out and cleaned a little bit of crap off my air filter. All in all, it was still really clean, which was good because I don't have a replacement on hand. so I put everything back together and head inside to talk to my parents.
I work on my scooter at their house, because the street is less busy than mine, and they have a garage I can work in if the weather is not cooperating.
So I head inside to chat with mom and dad for a bit. Then about 1 p.m. I get ready to head home so I can clean up my apartment and get my car. I had to come back to my parents to get an old TV I gave to JT. So I hope on The Meepers and he starts up and idles fine. I let him Idle for about a minute to cycle the new oil through. then I give it some gas, I hit about 15 mph and...... Buck, Buck, Buck. He keeps bogging down and bucking.
My first thought was that the oils is still working it's way through the engine, so I stop on the side of the road and wait another minute. Then continue on my way. Well the rest of the way down the block the same thing. I ended up coming back and tearing the air box off again. After all this is the only thing I did differently.
So I am freaking out because next to Amy and the Pupster, The Meepers is my favorite thing in the world. So I take off the air box expecting to see oil every where or the air filter not seated properly. But all seems OK. So I put that back together again, and then check the oil, that is perfectly seated in the middle of the XXXX'x on the dip stick. So I try again, even worse. Now I am freaking out hard core. I let him idle for about 5 minutes and nothing.
I run in the house and hop on TR to search around, this is when I find that some oil in the air box is OK, but nothing on my problem. So I post about it, then I go and take the air box off again. This time it hits me. To much air. One pesky screw felt like it was tightened all the way, but alas it was not.
So I seated the box one last time, and made sure every thing was tight. And sure enough ran like a dream. It was later confirmed that that was indeed my problem. And that problem was an air leak. Thanks to Dr. EZP for confirming that for me. But I was still a bit riled up and I yelled at Amy, then immediately realized I was the asshole, and apologized. It took me a few hours to fully calm down.
It wasn't until I was out riding my bike with Kim and JT that I finally mellowed out. And then we were off on an adventure! We had found some trails by this relay creepy house 2 weeks ago, so we went back to ride them again, and take pictures of the house. Here you go.
Yes that is a goat with a branch stuck on it's head, and a chicken duck. Yes they have chickens and ducks, and they mated, I am not lying. And if you look closely you can see the other goat laying in a wagon in the back left. Mind you all of this is in a rural neighborhood in Jesup PA. This kind of shit can only happen in The NEPA.
Later that night Amy and I went to some bar up in Newton Ransome. The food was really good, the french fries were great! But I had one of the worst draft beers of my life. I actually left a sip or two behind because it was making me feel sick. On top of being in the middle of no where, it was really expensive. We were there for about 2 hours and I spent like $40! now we did get food, but another $25 on 6 Lagers is a joke. $2.75 for a domestic beer that is brewed 2 hours south of here is unreasonable. Bottle or draft same price, and I almost threw up because they don't clean their taps.
What was the name of said bar you ask, O'Neil's Bar and Grill. They had a nice patio, but there was some bad rain on the way up, so the patio was soaked and pretty much out of the question or the night.
Sunday, cook out at my parents! Beer, shish kabob and corn! Great time. and left overs were great for lunch today.
So that was my weekend, interesting and tense, all in the same day!
That is all, carry on.
Friday, July 24, 2009
Friday Blog!
Not to be confused with Thursday Blog! Speaking of Thursday Blog, the audio was almost 24 minutes long. I listened to most of it. The voice sounded taxed to read all 500 beers, and it took a few hours to translate the blog from text to speak. But it was funny. There was no need to a "Funny words to hear the Blog read section." The names of the beer pretty much took care of that for me.
Any way, today is Friday, as you may have guessed, and my belly does not feel good. Not sure why. Amy thinks I may be pregnant. I guess I will have to pee on a stick after work and find out. I am so nervous to find out if I am going to be a father or not.
Any way, there is a 60% chance of Thunder Storms today after 1 p.m. So what do you think I did? I rode The Meepers to work today.
Murphy's Law states: If I drive The Egg, it will not rain and I will be mad I did not drive The Meepers. If I drive The Meepers I will get rained on an wish I drove The Egg.
Well right now the weather looks like this:
Mellow, but I think I am going to get wet in about 5 hours when I get out of here.
Speaking of getting out of here. This is what I do when I am here.
OK, I'll explain. See that white banner on the wall? Tim and I were hanging it up. We were testing out parameters for an animated banner for MedTrade this year. We cut the paper to size of the real banners, then we had to hang it out the wall am project a video onto it to find the proper size. As you can see, I got to stand on the flimsy filing cabinet, Tim got the nice safe ladder. So I turned into "Jaguar Jeff."
I then fell off the cabinet, did a back flip and landed on my feet. No really, i happened. OK, it didn't. I got on that ladder and climbed down. But the cabinet did rock a lot while I was standing on it.
Other times look like this:
OK time to cut this short. Fitting after yesterdays long blog (I know, most of it was a copy and paste from my beer list).
That is all, carry on.
Any way, today is Friday, as you may have guessed, and my belly does not feel good. Not sure why. Amy thinks I may be pregnant. I guess I will have to pee on a stick after work and find out. I am so nervous to find out if I am going to be a father or not.
Any way, there is a 60% chance of Thunder Storms today after 1 p.m. So what do you think I did? I rode The Meepers to work today.
Murphy's Law states: If I drive The Egg, it will not rain and I will be mad I did not drive The Meepers. If I drive The Meepers I will get rained on an wish I drove The Egg.
Well right now the weather looks like this:
Mellow, but I think I am going to get wet in about 5 hours when I get out of here.
Speaking of getting out of here. This is what I do when I am here.
OK, I'll explain. See that white banner on the wall? Tim and I were hanging it up. We were testing out parameters for an animated banner for MedTrade this year. We cut the paper to size of the real banners, then we had to hang it out the wall am project a video onto it to find the proper size. As you can see, I got to stand on the flimsy filing cabinet, Tim got the nice safe ladder. So I turned into "Jaguar Jeff."
I then fell off the cabinet, did a back flip and landed on my feet. No really, i happened. OK, it didn't. I got on that ladder and climbed down. But the cabinet did rock a lot while I was standing on it.
Other times look like this:
OK time to cut this short. Fitting after yesterdays long blog (I know, most of it was a copy and paste from my beer list).
That is all, carry on.
Thursday, July 23, 2009
Thursday Blog! Planes, Trains and Pet Potatos!
Yes! The topic of yesterdays blog was suppose to be about pet potato's! But I failed to take this picture, so I in turn failed at writing that blog.
Though I must confess I am not moved in the way I was yesterday, so This entry will not be as good as it could have been. But on with it!
This is Amy and I's pet potato. We have been raising it for about 4 or 5 months now. It had some little brothers an sisters, but they fell ill and didn't make it through the harsh winter. His/Her name is Potato Tree. Because well, he/she (not to be confused with a shemale. Pet potatoes are asexual) is growing upward like a tree.
Being the cannibalistic parents that we are, Amy and I ate his brother. He tasted delicious cooked as potato wedges. And made for a satisfying meal accompanying some nice steaks. But then something strange happened, we forgot about Potato Tree. He was left alone in a dark cupboard. But not for long, we found him, and brought him out into our world.
We told him promises of great things, like sweat potato fries, potato wedges (like his brother), baked potato, mashed potato. But again we forgot about him. And he went on, hiding in plain sight. Eventually Amy and noticed our young lad was growing up.
With his new found limbs, we grew amazed by his every day spirit. He grew bigger, longer, taller. We couldn't eat something so precious. Well, really we thought we would get sick, so we didn't eat him/her. But we kept Potato Tree around, and watched his/her progression. And now Potato Tree sits atop of out refrigerator.
Share your stories about you pet potato's. Send in pictures of those little guys. and by this I mean receipts. Give me more ways to cook them up.
Moving on.
It is my Thursday specific blog. Do you know why it is Thursday specific? Because every other Thursday is Coopers night. And it is the every other Thursday today.
Well technically it should be a bi-week off day, but we were on last week when we should have been off. And if you have been reading you will now why. If not, I will tell you.
Two weeks ago we made an official break in the rules (I set the rules, so I do as i please). On that on day on an off day, I hit the magical 500 number I have been killing myself to get to for 3 and a half years. Yes literally killing myself, drinking is not good for your body. So I sent out an official statement, Rock the Dock '09 (To be held inside at the ship bar). They came from far and wide, and I got pretty intoxicated. I thought I was seeing things, but it turns out, this is real, and I drank it. And I did not like it one bit.
Even with a chaser I could not get the flavor out of my mouth. What is it you ask? You can not tell by the looks of the floating fat. It is a vat (more or less) of bacon flavored vodka. Floating in real cooked bacon. Now I love bacon just as much as the next guy, but I do not like this at all. At all I say.
As the night progressed toward the magical 500 and the not so magical, drinking bacon vodka, I was drinking some pretty high alcohol content beers. I started with a Barley Wine, then moved into some 10% (or more beers). I got pretty loud. You should know what that means.
Well 500 have been put into my body, and it's time to move on. I am doubtful I will hit 1000 (the next step), but I don't have anything else to do. So tonight starts the next 3 and a half year adventure in my life! Tonight we start toward 1000! and here is a look back at the first 500 that started off the journey.
1 3 Floyd Robert the Bruce
2 Abita Jackamo
3 Abita Mardi Gras Bock
4 Abita Pecan
5 Abita Purple Haze
6 Abita Restoration Ale
7 Abita Strawberry
8 Abita Turbodog
9 Abita X-Mas Ale
10 Achel Bruin
11 Adnam Broadside English Ale
12 Aiko Stiprus
13 Alagash Triple
14 Alagash White
15 Alpha King
16 Amderson Valley ESB
17 Amstel Light
18 Anchor Fog Horn
19 Anchor Liberty
20 Anchor Our Special Ale
21 Anchor Steamer
22 Anderson Valley Polleco Pale ale
23 Anderson Valley Winter Solstice
24 Appalachian Celtic Knot Irish Red
25 Appalachian Jolly Scott
26 Appalachian Susquehanna
27 Appalachian Trail Blazer rganic Brown Ale
28 Appalachian Water Gap Wheat
29 Arran Dark
30 Arrogant Basterd
31 Arrogant Bastered Oaked
32 Atlantic Bar Harbor Blueberry
33 Atwater Shaman Bourban Porter
34 Atwater Vanilla Java Porter
35 Atwater Voodooator
36 Augustiuebrau Mundien Maximator
37 Avery New Wolrd Porter
38 Avery Out of Bounds
39 Avery Red Point ale
40 Avery Salvation
41 Ayinger Oktoberfest Marzen
42 Baltica # 6
43 Baltica # 7
44 Baltica # 8
45 Baltica #3
46 Bavarian Barbarian Head Banger Brown Ale
47 Bavarian Barbarian Steel Driver Stout
48 Beamish Irish Stout
49 Bear Republic Black Mamba
50 Bear Republic Black Stout
51 Bear Republic Red Rocket Red Ale
52 Becks Oktoberfest
53 Bell's Expedition Stout
54 Bell's Java Stout
55 Bell's Kalamazoo Stout
56 Bell's Wheat Love
57 Bell's Winter White Ale
58 Bethlehem Rude Elf
59 Birra Moretti
60 Bitburger
61 Black Hook Porter
62 Blanche De Bruxelles
63 Blue Moon
64 Blue Moon Full Moon
65 Blue Moon Honey Moon
66 Blue Moon Pumpkin
67 Blue Moon Rising Moon
68 Blue Point Toasted Lager
69 Boaks Monster Mash
70 Boaks Two Blind Monks
71 Boddingtons Pub ale
72 Boulder Mojo IPA
73 Boulder Obovoid Empirical Russian Stout
74 Boulder Sundance Amber Solstice
75 Boulder Sweaty Betty
76 Brahma
77 Brasserie Dieu Ciel Rigor Mortis Abby
78 Breckenridge 471 IPA
79 Breckenridge Avalanche
80 Breckenridge ESB
81 Breckenridge Vanilla Port
82 Brewsters Jezebel
83 Brewsters Mata Hari
84 Brooklyn Black Chocolate
85 Brooklyn Chocolat Stout
86 Brooklyn Monster Ale
87 Brooklyn Oktoberfest
88 Brooklyn Pennant ale
89 Brussels Pils
90 Bud Light Lime
91 Budweiser American Ale (Good)
92 Bullfrog Apricot
93 Bullfrog Blonde
94 Bullfrog Edgar IPA
95 Bullfrog ESB
96 Bullfrog Nut Brown
97 Bullfrog Smoked Porter
98 Carlsberg
99 Casco Bay Oktoberfest
100 Chimay Triple
101 Cintra Brazillion Pils
102 Climax Hefe Weizen AWESOME!
103 Coopers Brew Original Pale ale
104 Coopers Dark Ale
105 Coopers House Lager
106 Coopers Sparkling Ale
107 Coopers Vintage Ale
108 Corsodonk Abby Brown Ale
109 Corsodonk Abby Pale ale
110 Corsodonk Christmas Ale
111 Cricket Hill Colonel Blides ESB
112 Cricket Hill Hop Ale
113 Cuve'e de Noel St. Feuillien
114 DAB Dartmunder Action Brauerei
115 Darkside of the Moon Blue Moon/Guniess
116 De Ranke Guldenberg
117 De Ranke XX Bitter
118 Delerium Noel
119 Delerium Tromens
120 Dieu Du Ciel Solstice
121 Dinkel Acker Dark
122 Dirty Panties
123 Dixie Blackened Voodoo
124 Dixie Jazz Light
125 Dixie Lager
126 Dogfish Head 60 Minute IPA
127 Dogfish Head Barton Baton
128 Dogfish Head Chicory Stout
129 Dogfish Head Festina Pe'che
130 Dogfish Head Immort Ale
131 Dogfish Head India Brown
132 Dogfish Head Midas Touch
133 Dogfish Head Punkin Ale
134 Dogfish Head Raison D'ette
135 Dogfish Head Red and White
136 Dogfish Head Sahtea #500
137 Dogfish Head Theobroma
138 Dominion Oak Barrel Stout
139 Dominion Oktoberfest
140 Duck Rabbit Porter
141 EKU Pils
142 Epes Pils
143 Erie Derailed
144 Erie Mad Anthony's Ale
145 Erie Presque Isle Pils
146 Erie Railbender
147 Erie Saratoga Lager
148 Erie Sunshine Wit Beer
149 Farson's Shandy
150 Fischer Amber
151 Fischer Blonde
152 Flying Bison Aviator Red Ale
153 Flying Bison Barnstormer Am Pale Ale
154 Flying Bison Black Bird Stout
155 Flying Bison Skye Pilot Scotch Ale
156 Flying Dog Gonzo
157 Flying Dogtoberfest
158 Fosters ESB
159 Founders Breakfast Ale
160 Founders Curmudgeon
161 Founders Dirty Bastered Scotch
162 Founders Double Trouble
163 Founders Rubaeus
164 Frambois Lambic
165 Franziskaner Dunkle Weizen
166 Franziskaner Hefe-Weizen
167 Freiberger
168 Fruli Belgium Strawberry Wit
169 Fullers 1845
170 Fullers ESB
171 Fullers London Pride
172 Gavroch French Red Ale
173 Gavroche Red Ale
174 Geants Goliath
175 Great Divide Denver Pale Ale
176 Great Divide Hades Belgain Ale
177 Great Divide Titain IPA
178 Green Flash IPA
179 Green Flash Le' Freak
180 Grimbergen blonde
181 Grotien Brown ale
182 Guiness
183 Hacker-Pschorr Oktoberfest
184 Hafhrau Dunkle
185 Harbin Chinese Beer
186 Harp
187 Harpoon Brown
188 Harpoon Cider
189 Harpoon Hefe Weizen UFO
190 Harpoon Hiberian Irish Red
191 Harpoon Leviathin Big Bohemian
192 Harpoon Oktoberfest
193 Harpoon Rasberry Hefe UFO
194 Harpoon Summer
195 Harpoon Winter Warmer
196 Heavy Seas Winter Storm
197 Heavyweight Lunacy
198 Heylissem Blond
199 High and Mighty
200 Hoegarden
201 Hofbrau Oktoberfest
202 Hook and Ladder Backdraft Brown
203 Hoppin Frog Boris Imperial Oatmeal Stout
204 IJ Turbobook
205 Intercourse Mount Jolly Pils
206 Ipswich Harvest ale
207 Ipswich Oatmeal Stout
208 Ipswich Original Ale
209 Iron City Light
210 Ithaca Apricot Wheat
211 Ithaca Cascazilla
212 Ithaca Partly Sunny
213 Jack Spice Pumpkin
214 Jolly Pumpkin Bam Biere
215 Kaiser Pils
216 Kasteel Brown ale
217 Kasteel Rogue
218 Kerkom Bink Bloesem
219 Killians
220 King Fisher Lager
221 Knights Head Lager
222 Knights Head Light
223 Knights Head Pale Ale
224 Konig Ludwig Wiess
225 Konig Pilsner
226 Kostriker Lager
227 Kronenbourg
228 Labatt Canadian Ale 50
229 Labett Signature Porter
230 Lancaster Amish 4 Grain Pale Ale
231 Lancaster Double Bach
232 Lancaster Golden Star Pils
233 Lancaster Milk Stout
234 Lancaster Strawberry Wheat
235 Lancaster Winter Warmer
236 Leagacy Midnight Wit
237 Leffe Bruin
238 Left Hand Black Jack Porter
239 Left Hand Deep Cove Brown
240 Left Hand Oktoberfest
241 Left Hand Polestore Pilsner
242 Legacy Hedenism Ale
243 Leinenkugel 1888 Bock
244 Leinenkugel Berry Weiss
245 Leinenkugel Hefe Weisen
246 Leinenkugel Shandy
247 Leinenkugel Summer
248 Leinenkugel Wheat
249 Lindenmons Lambic Pomme
250 Lobster Lovers 5.%
251 Lobster Lovers 9.%
252 Lost Coast 8 Ball Stoudt
253 Lowrenbrau
254 Lucifer
255 Macqueens Nessie Red Ale
256 Magic Hat Circus boy
257 Magic Hat Hocus Pocus
258 Magic Hat Lucky Kat
259 Magic Hat Odd Notion
260 Magic Hat Red Ale
261 Magic Hat Roxy Rolls
262 Magic Hat Wacko
263 Magners Cider
264 Maredsous 6
265 Maredsous 8-Double
266 McEwan's IPA
267 McSorely's Black Irish Lager
268 Meckatzer Golden Ale
269 Melbourn Cherry
270 Melbourn Strawberry
271 Mendocino Winter Ale
272 Mendocono Spring Bock
273 Mich Irish Red
274 Mich Ultra Pomigranate
275 Middleages Apricot ale
276 Middleages Rasberry ale
277 Miken Berger Helles Hefe
278 Miller High Life
279 Molson Canadian Lager
280 Moose Head
281 Moose Head Light
282 New Castle
283 New Holland Poet Stout
284 New River Pale ale
285 Nils Oscar Coffee Stout
286 Obolon Lager
287 Obolon Magnat
288 Obolon Premium
289 Ohara's Irish Red
290 Ohara's Irish Stout
291 Old Dominion Spring Buck
292 Old Peculier
293 Ommegan Hemmepin
294 Ommegan Three Philosophers
295 Ommegang Witte
296 Ommeganh Abby Ale
297 Oppigards Golden Ale
298 Orval
299 Pacifica
300 Paulander Oktoberfest
301 Paulander Original Munich
302 PBR
303 Penn Dark Lager
304 Penn Morzen
305 Penn Oktoberfest
306 Penn Weizen
307 Pete's Wicked Strawberry Blonde
308 Pete's Wicked Wanderlust
309 Pilsner Urquell
310 Pizza Port Brewing Hop-15 Ale
311 Pyramid Brew Amber Weisen
312 Pyramid Brew Curve Ball
313 Pyramid Brew Hefe Weizen
314 Pyramid Brew Snow Cap Ale
315 Ramstein Amber Lager
316 Ramstein Classic Wheat
317 Ramstein Winter Wheat
318 Red Nector Ale
319 Red Stripe
320 Redhook Black Hook
321 Redhook Blonde Ale
322 Redhook Copper Ale
323 Redhook ESB
324 Redhook Longhammer
325 Redhook SunRYE
326 Riverhorse Dark Harvest
327 Riverhorse Frostbite Winter
328 Rock Art Ridge Runner
329 Rodenbach Sour Ale
330 Rogue Brewer's Ale
331 Rogue Chipotle Ale
332 Rogue Chocolate Stout
333 Rogue Dead Guy Ale
334 Rogue Double Dead Guy Ale
335 Rogue Festive Ale
336 Rogue Hazel Nut Brown Nector
337 Rogue Japanese Black Wheat
338 Rogue Keller Irish Lager
339 Rogue Mocha Stout
340 Rogue Old Crustacean
341 Rogue Santa Private Reserve Ale
342 Rogue Shakespeare
343 Rogue White Crane Bitter
344 Roy Pitz Best Blond
345 Roy Pitz Old Jail Ale
346 Sam Adam Blackberry Witbier
347 Sam Adam Imperial White
348 Sam Adams Black Lager
349 Sam Adams Boysenberry
350 Sam Adams Broun Ale
351 Sam Adams Cherry Wheat
352 Sam Adams Cream Stout
353 Sam Adams Dortmunder
354 Sam Adams Double Bock
355 Sam Adams Honey Porter
356 Sam Adams Irish Red
357 Sam Adams Light
358 Sam Adams Longshot Grape Ale
359 Sam Adams Longshot Weozenbock
360 Sam Adams Oktoberfest
361 Sam Adams Old Ale
362 Sam Adams Summer ale
363 Sam Adams White ale
364 Sam Smith Organic Raspberry
365 Sam Smith Organic Strawberry
366 Sam Smith Tadcaster
367 Sam Smith Winter Welcome
368 Saranac Belgian Ale
369 Saranac Carmel Porter
370 Saranac Cooper's Irish Red
371 Saranac ESB
372 Saranac Octoberfest
373 Saranac Pomigranate Wheat
374 Saranac Pumpkin Ale
375 Saranac Vanilla Stout
376 Sea Dog Blueberry ale
377 Sea Dog Raspberry
378 Shipyard Pumpkin Head Alr
379 Sierra Nevada Bigfoot ale B
380 Skol
381 Sly Fox Phoenix Pale ale
382 Sly Fox Pikeland Pils
393 Sly Fox Raspberry Reserve
384 Smithwicks
385 Snow Goose Wild Goose Winter ale
386 South Hampton Double White
387 South Hampton Secret Ale
388 Southern Tier Old Man Winter Ale
389 Spanish Peaks Honey Raspberry
390 Spanish Peaks Winter Cheer
391 Spaten Oktoberfest
392 Spiced Wheat
393 Spring Heat Spiced Wheat
394 Steamworks Colorado Kolsch
395 Steamworks Thirdeye Pale
396 Stegmier 150
397 Stegmier Brewhouse Bock
398 Stegmier Holiday Warmer
399 Stegmier Mid Summer White
400 Stegmier Oktoberfest
401 Stegmier Summer Stock Lager
402 Stella Artois
403 Stone Mill Pale ale
404 Stone Pale Ale
405 Stone RuinationIPA
406 Stone Vertical Epic
407 Stoudts Blonde Double Maibock
408 Stoudts Fat Dog
409 Stoudts Gold Lager
410 Stoudts Scarlet Lady
411 Stoudts Smooth Hoperator !!!!!
412 Stoudts Weizen
413 Straub's Special Dark
414 Strongbow Cider
415 Summit Great North Porter
416 Summit Hefe Weizen
417 Summit Moabock
418 Summit Oatmeal Stout
419 Summit Oktoberfest
420 Summit Scandia ale
421 Summit Winter ale
422 Taras Boulba
423 Tetley's English Ale
424 Tetley's Irish Ale
425 Thirsty Dog Siberian Night
426 Thomas Hooker Irish Red
427 Thomas Hooker Oktoberfest
428 Tommy Knocker Butthead
429 Tommy Knocker Imperial
430 Tommy Knocker Jack Whacker
431 Tommy Knocker Maple
432 Tommy Knocker Pick Axe
433 Troeg's Deak Reckoning
434 Troeg's Dreamweaver
435 Troeg's Mad Elf ale
436 Troeg's Naked Elf
437 Troeg's Nugget Nectar
438 Troeg's Oatmeal Stout
439 Troeg's Rugged Trail Nut Brown
440 Troeg's Sunshine Pils
441 Troeg's Wheat ale
442 Troegenator
443 Trois Mousquetaires Weiz
444 Tsingtao
445 Tucher Helles Hefe
446 Ultra Amber
447 Ultra Bruin
448 Unibroue Blanche De Chambly
449 Unibroue Chembly Noire
450 Unibroue Ephemere
451 Unibroue Maudite
452 Victory 10th Anniversary
453 Victory Braumister
454 Victory Festbier
455 Victory Gold Rush
456 Victory Golden Monkey
457 Victory Harvest Ale
458 Victory Hop Wallop
459 Victory Kolsch
460 Victory Moonglow
461 Victory Old Horizontar
462 Victory Scarlet Moon
463 Victory Storm King
464 Victory Sunrise
465 Victory Weissbier
466 Victory Wild Devil
467 Victory Yakima Double IPA
468 Warsteiner Oktoberfest
469 Weissenche Monk's Fest
470 Wexford Irish Cream
471 Weyerbacher 13 Anniversary
472 Weyerbacher Autom Fest
473 Weyerbacher Black Hole
474 Weyerbacher Blanche
475 Weyerbacher Brewing Variety
476 Weyerbacher Fireside Ale
477 Weyerbacher Hop Infusion
478 Weyerbacher House Ale
479 Weyerbacher Imperial Pumpkin Ale
480 Weyerbacher Insanity
481 Weyerbacher Merry Monks
482 Weyerbacher Muse
483 Weyerbacher Rasberry
484 Weyerbacher Scotch Ale
485 Weyerbacher Slam Dunkel
486 Weyerbacher Winter ale
487 Wild Blue Lager
488 Winter Bourbon Cask ale
489 Wyder's Apple Cider
490 Wyder's Pear Cider
491 Wyder's Rasberry Cider
492 Yards Poor Richards Tavern ale
493 Yeungling Bock
494 Yeungling Lager
495 Young's Double Chocolate
496 Young's London Ale
497 Young's Old Nick Barley Wine Style
498 Young's Waggle Dance
499 Zatec
500 Zotler Bier
And after all of that, I still don't look like this guy.
That is all, carry on.
Though I must confess I am not moved in the way I was yesterday, so This entry will not be as good as it could have been. But on with it!
This is Amy and I's pet potato. We have been raising it for about 4 or 5 months now. It had some little brothers an sisters, but they fell ill and didn't make it through the harsh winter. His/Her name is Potato Tree. Because well, he/she (not to be confused with a shemale. Pet potatoes are asexual) is growing upward like a tree.
Being the cannibalistic parents that we are, Amy and I ate his brother. He tasted delicious cooked as potato wedges. And made for a satisfying meal accompanying some nice steaks. But then something strange happened, we forgot about Potato Tree. He was left alone in a dark cupboard. But not for long, we found him, and brought him out into our world.
We told him promises of great things, like sweat potato fries, potato wedges (like his brother), baked potato, mashed potato. But again we forgot about him. And he went on, hiding in plain sight. Eventually Amy and noticed our young lad was growing up.
With his new found limbs, we grew amazed by his every day spirit. He grew bigger, longer, taller. We couldn't eat something so precious. Well, really we thought we would get sick, so we didn't eat him/her. But we kept Potato Tree around, and watched his/her progression. And now Potato Tree sits atop of out refrigerator.
Share your stories about you pet potato's. Send in pictures of those little guys. and by this I mean receipts. Give me more ways to cook them up.
Moving on.
It is my Thursday specific blog. Do you know why it is Thursday specific? Because every other Thursday is Coopers night. And it is the every other Thursday today.
Well technically it should be a bi-week off day, but we were on last week when we should have been off. And if you have been reading you will now why. If not, I will tell you.
Two weeks ago we made an official break in the rules (I set the rules, so I do as i please). On that on day on an off day, I hit the magical 500 number I have been killing myself to get to for 3 and a half years. Yes literally killing myself, drinking is not good for your body. So I sent out an official statement, Rock the Dock '09 (To be held inside at the ship bar). They came from far and wide, and I got pretty intoxicated. I thought I was seeing things, but it turns out, this is real, and I drank it. And I did not like it one bit.
Even with a chaser I could not get the flavor out of my mouth. What is it you ask? You can not tell by the looks of the floating fat. It is a vat (more or less) of bacon flavored vodka. Floating in real cooked bacon. Now I love bacon just as much as the next guy, but I do not like this at all. At all I say.As the night progressed toward the magical 500 and the not so magical, drinking bacon vodka, I was drinking some pretty high alcohol content beers. I started with a Barley Wine, then moved into some 10% (or more beers). I got pretty loud. You should know what that means.
Well 500 have been put into my body, and it's time to move on. I am doubtful I will hit 1000 (the next step), but I don't have anything else to do. So tonight starts the next 3 and a half year adventure in my life! Tonight we start toward 1000! and here is a look back at the first 500 that started off the journey.
1 3 Floyd Robert the Bruce
2 Abita Jackamo
3 Abita Mardi Gras Bock
4 Abita Pecan
5 Abita Purple Haze
6 Abita Restoration Ale
7 Abita Strawberry
8 Abita Turbodog
9 Abita X-Mas Ale
10 Achel Bruin
11 Adnam Broadside English Ale
12 Aiko Stiprus
13 Alagash Triple
14 Alagash White
15 Alpha King
16 Amderson Valley ESB
17 Amstel Light
18 Anchor Fog Horn
19 Anchor Liberty
20 Anchor Our Special Ale
21 Anchor Steamer
22 Anderson Valley Polleco Pale ale
23 Anderson Valley Winter Solstice
24 Appalachian Celtic Knot Irish Red
25 Appalachian Jolly Scott
26 Appalachian Susquehanna
27 Appalachian Trail Blazer rganic Brown Ale
28 Appalachian Water Gap Wheat
29 Arran Dark
30 Arrogant Basterd
31 Arrogant Bastered Oaked
32 Atlantic Bar Harbor Blueberry
33 Atwater Shaman Bourban Porter
34 Atwater Vanilla Java Porter
35 Atwater Voodooator
36 Augustiuebrau Mundien Maximator
37 Avery New Wolrd Porter
38 Avery Out of Bounds
39 Avery Red Point ale
40 Avery Salvation
41 Ayinger Oktoberfest Marzen
42 Baltica # 6
43 Baltica # 7
44 Baltica # 8
45 Baltica #3
46 Bavarian Barbarian Head Banger Brown Ale
47 Bavarian Barbarian Steel Driver Stout
48 Beamish Irish Stout
49 Bear Republic Black Mamba
50 Bear Republic Black Stout
51 Bear Republic Red Rocket Red Ale
52 Becks Oktoberfest
53 Bell's Expedition Stout
54 Bell's Java Stout
55 Bell's Kalamazoo Stout
56 Bell's Wheat Love
57 Bell's Winter White Ale
58 Bethlehem Rude Elf
59 Birra Moretti
60 Bitburger
61 Black Hook Porter
62 Blanche De Bruxelles
63 Blue Moon
64 Blue Moon Full Moon
65 Blue Moon Honey Moon
66 Blue Moon Pumpkin
67 Blue Moon Rising Moon
68 Blue Point Toasted Lager
69 Boaks Monster Mash
70 Boaks Two Blind Monks
71 Boddingtons Pub ale
72 Boulder Mojo IPA
73 Boulder Obovoid Empirical Russian Stout
74 Boulder Sundance Amber Solstice
75 Boulder Sweaty Betty
76 Brahma
77 Brasserie Dieu Ciel Rigor Mortis Abby
78 Breckenridge 471 IPA
79 Breckenridge Avalanche
80 Breckenridge ESB
81 Breckenridge Vanilla Port
82 Brewsters Jezebel
83 Brewsters Mata Hari
84 Brooklyn Black Chocolate
85 Brooklyn Chocolat Stout
86 Brooklyn Monster Ale
87 Brooklyn Oktoberfest
88 Brooklyn Pennant ale
89 Brussels Pils
90 Bud Light Lime
91 Budweiser American Ale (Good)
92 Bullfrog Apricot
93 Bullfrog Blonde
94 Bullfrog Edgar IPA
95 Bullfrog ESB
96 Bullfrog Nut Brown
97 Bullfrog Smoked Porter
98 Carlsberg
99 Casco Bay Oktoberfest
100 Chimay Triple
101 Cintra Brazillion Pils
102 Climax Hefe Weizen AWESOME!
103 Coopers Brew Original Pale ale
104 Coopers Dark Ale
105 Coopers House Lager
106 Coopers Sparkling Ale
107 Coopers Vintage Ale
108 Corsodonk Abby Brown Ale
109 Corsodonk Abby Pale ale
110 Corsodonk Christmas Ale
111 Cricket Hill Colonel Blides ESB
112 Cricket Hill Hop Ale
113 Cuve'e de Noel St. Feuillien
114 DAB Dartmunder Action Brauerei
115 Darkside of the Moon Blue Moon/Guniess
116 De Ranke Guldenberg
117 De Ranke XX Bitter
118 Delerium Noel
119 Delerium Tromens
120 Dieu Du Ciel Solstice
121 Dinkel Acker Dark
122 Dirty Panties
123 Dixie Blackened Voodoo
124 Dixie Jazz Light
125 Dixie Lager
126 Dogfish Head 60 Minute IPA
127 Dogfish Head Barton Baton
128 Dogfish Head Chicory Stout
129 Dogfish Head Festina Pe'che
130 Dogfish Head Immort Ale
131 Dogfish Head India Brown
132 Dogfish Head Midas Touch
133 Dogfish Head Punkin Ale
134 Dogfish Head Raison D'ette
135 Dogfish Head Red and White
136 Dogfish Head Sahtea #500
137 Dogfish Head Theobroma
138 Dominion Oak Barrel Stout
139 Dominion Oktoberfest
140 Duck Rabbit Porter
141 EKU Pils
142 Epes Pils
143 Erie Derailed
144 Erie Mad Anthony's Ale
145 Erie Presque Isle Pils
146 Erie Railbender
147 Erie Saratoga Lager
148 Erie Sunshine Wit Beer
149 Farson's Shandy
150 Fischer Amber
151 Fischer Blonde
152 Flying Bison Aviator Red Ale
153 Flying Bison Barnstormer Am Pale Ale
154 Flying Bison Black Bird Stout
155 Flying Bison Skye Pilot Scotch Ale
156 Flying Dog Gonzo
157 Flying Dogtoberfest
158 Fosters ESB
159 Founders Breakfast Ale
160 Founders Curmudgeon
161 Founders Dirty Bastered Scotch
162 Founders Double Trouble
163 Founders Rubaeus
164 Frambois Lambic
165 Franziskaner Dunkle Weizen
166 Franziskaner Hefe-Weizen
167 Freiberger
168 Fruli Belgium Strawberry Wit
169 Fullers 1845
170 Fullers ESB
171 Fullers London Pride
172 Gavroch French Red Ale
173 Gavroche Red Ale
174 Geants Goliath
175 Great Divide Denver Pale Ale
176 Great Divide Hades Belgain Ale
177 Great Divide Titain IPA
178 Green Flash IPA
179 Green Flash Le' Freak
180 Grimbergen blonde
181 Grotien Brown ale
182 Guiness
183 Hacker-Pschorr Oktoberfest
184 Hafhrau Dunkle
185 Harbin Chinese Beer
186 Harp
187 Harpoon Brown
188 Harpoon Cider
189 Harpoon Hefe Weizen UFO
190 Harpoon Hiberian Irish Red
191 Harpoon Leviathin Big Bohemian
192 Harpoon Oktoberfest
193 Harpoon Rasberry Hefe UFO
194 Harpoon Summer
195 Harpoon Winter Warmer
196 Heavy Seas Winter Storm
197 Heavyweight Lunacy
198 Heylissem Blond
199 High and Mighty
200 Hoegarden
201 Hofbrau Oktoberfest
202 Hook and Ladder Backdraft Brown
203 Hoppin Frog Boris Imperial Oatmeal Stout
204 IJ Turbobook
205 Intercourse Mount Jolly Pils
206 Ipswich Harvest ale
207 Ipswich Oatmeal Stout
208 Ipswich Original Ale
209 Iron City Light
210 Ithaca Apricot Wheat
211 Ithaca Cascazilla
212 Ithaca Partly Sunny
213 Jack Spice Pumpkin
214 Jolly Pumpkin Bam Biere
215 Kaiser Pils
216 Kasteel Brown ale
217 Kasteel Rogue
218 Kerkom Bink Bloesem
219 Killians
220 King Fisher Lager
221 Knights Head Lager
222 Knights Head Light
223 Knights Head Pale Ale
224 Konig Ludwig Wiess
225 Konig Pilsner
226 Kostriker Lager
227 Kronenbourg
228 Labatt Canadian Ale 50
229 Labett Signature Porter
230 Lancaster Amish 4 Grain Pale Ale
231 Lancaster Double Bach
232 Lancaster Golden Star Pils
233 Lancaster Milk Stout
234 Lancaster Strawberry Wheat
235 Lancaster Winter Warmer
236 Leagacy Midnight Wit
237 Leffe Bruin
238 Left Hand Black Jack Porter
239 Left Hand Deep Cove Brown
240 Left Hand Oktoberfest
241 Left Hand Polestore Pilsner
242 Legacy Hedenism Ale
243 Leinenkugel 1888 Bock
244 Leinenkugel Berry Weiss
245 Leinenkugel Hefe Weisen
246 Leinenkugel Shandy
247 Leinenkugel Summer
248 Leinenkugel Wheat
249 Lindenmons Lambic Pomme
250 Lobster Lovers 5.%
251 Lobster Lovers 9.%
252 Lost Coast 8 Ball Stoudt
253 Lowrenbrau
254 Lucifer
255 Macqueens Nessie Red Ale
256 Magic Hat Circus boy
257 Magic Hat Hocus Pocus
258 Magic Hat Lucky Kat
259 Magic Hat Odd Notion
260 Magic Hat Red Ale
261 Magic Hat Roxy Rolls
262 Magic Hat Wacko
263 Magners Cider
264 Maredsous 6
265 Maredsous 8-Double
266 McEwan's IPA
267 McSorely's Black Irish Lager
268 Meckatzer Golden Ale
269 Melbourn Cherry
270 Melbourn Strawberry
271 Mendocino Winter Ale
272 Mendocono Spring Bock
273 Mich Irish Red
274 Mich Ultra Pomigranate
275 Middleages Apricot ale
276 Middleages Rasberry ale
277 Miken Berger Helles Hefe
278 Miller High Life
279 Molson Canadian Lager
280 Moose Head
281 Moose Head Light
282 New Castle
283 New Holland Poet Stout
284 New River Pale ale
285 Nils Oscar Coffee Stout
286 Obolon Lager
287 Obolon Magnat
288 Obolon Premium
289 Ohara's Irish Red
290 Ohara's Irish Stout
291 Old Dominion Spring Buck
292 Old Peculier
293 Ommegan Hemmepin
294 Ommegan Three Philosophers
295 Ommegang Witte
296 Ommeganh Abby Ale
297 Oppigards Golden Ale
298 Orval
299 Pacifica
300 Paulander Oktoberfest
301 Paulander Original Munich
302 PBR
303 Penn Dark Lager
304 Penn Morzen
305 Penn Oktoberfest
306 Penn Weizen
307 Pete's Wicked Strawberry Blonde
308 Pete's Wicked Wanderlust
309 Pilsner Urquell
310 Pizza Port Brewing Hop-15 Ale
311 Pyramid Brew Amber Weisen
312 Pyramid Brew Curve Ball
313 Pyramid Brew Hefe Weizen
314 Pyramid Brew Snow Cap Ale
315 Ramstein Amber Lager
316 Ramstein Classic Wheat
317 Ramstein Winter Wheat
318 Red Nector Ale
319 Red Stripe
320 Redhook Black Hook
321 Redhook Blonde Ale
322 Redhook Copper Ale
323 Redhook ESB
324 Redhook Longhammer
325 Redhook SunRYE
326 Riverhorse Dark Harvest
327 Riverhorse Frostbite Winter
328 Rock Art Ridge Runner
329 Rodenbach Sour Ale
330 Rogue Brewer's Ale
331 Rogue Chipotle Ale
332 Rogue Chocolate Stout
333 Rogue Dead Guy Ale
334 Rogue Double Dead Guy Ale
335 Rogue Festive Ale
336 Rogue Hazel Nut Brown Nector
337 Rogue Japanese Black Wheat
338 Rogue Keller Irish Lager
339 Rogue Mocha Stout
340 Rogue Old Crustacean
341 Rogue Santa Private Reserve Ale
342 Rogue Shakespeare
343 Rogue White Crane Bitter
344 Roy Pitz Best Blond
345 Roy Pitz Old Jail Ale
346 Sam Adam Blackberry Witbier
347 Sam Adam Imperial White
348 Sam Adams Black Lager
349 Sam Adams Boysenberry
350 Sam Adams Broun Ale
351 Sam Adams Cherry Wheat
352 Sam Adams Cream Stout
353 Sam Adams Dortmunder
354 Sam Adams Double Bock
355 Sam Adams Honey Porter
356 Sam Adams Irish Red
357 Sam Adams Light
358 Sam Adams Longshot Grape Ale
359 Sam Adams Longshot Weozenbock
360 Sam Adams Oktoberfest
361 Sam Adams Old Ale
362 Sam Adams Summer ale
363 Sam Adams White ale
364 Sam Smith Organic Raspberry
365 Sam Smith Organic Strawberry
366 Sam Smith Tadcaster
367 Sam Smith Winter Welcome
368 Saranac Belgian Ale
369 Saranac Carmel Porter
370 Saranac Cooper's Irish Red
371 Saranac ESB
372 Saranac Octoberfest
373 Saranac Pomigranate Wheat
374 Saranac Pumpkin Ale
375 Saranac Vanilla Stout
376 Sea Dog Blueberry ale
377 Sea Dog Raspberry
378 Shipyard Pumpkin Head Alr
379 Sierra Nevada Bigfoot ale B
380 Skol
381 Sly Fox Phoenix Pale ale
382 Sly Fox Pikeland Pils
393 Sly Fox Raspberry Reserve
384 Smithwicks
385 Snow Goose Wild Goose Winter ale
386 South Hampton Double White
387 South Hampton Secret Ale
388 Southern Tier Old Man Winter Ale
389 Spanish Peaks Honey Raspberry
390 Spanish Peaks Winter Cheer
391 Spaten Oktoberfest
392 Spiced Wheat
393 Spring Heat Spiced Wheat
394 Steamworks Colorado Kolsch
395 Steamworks Thirdeye Pale
396 Stegmier 150
397 Stegmier Brewhouse Bock
398 Stegmier Holiday Warmer
399 Stegmier Mid Summer White
400 Stegmier Oktoberfest
401 Stegmier Summer Stock Lager
402 Stella Artois
403 Stone Mill Pale ale
404 Stone Pale Ale
405 Stone RuinationIPA
406 Stone Vertical Epic
407 Stoudts Blonde Double Maibock
408 Stoudts Fat Dog
409 Stoudts Gold Lager
410 Stoudts Scarlet Lady
411 Stoudts Smooth Hoperator !!!!!
412 Stoudts Weizen
413 Straub's Special Dark
414 Strongbow Cider
415 Summit Great North Porter
416 Summit Hefe Weizen
417 Summit Moabock
418 Summit Oatmeal Stout
419 Summit Oktoberfest
420 Summit Scandia ale
421 Summit Winter ale
422 Taras Boulba
423 Tetley's English Ale
424 Tetley's Irish Ale
425 Thirsty Dog Siberian Night
426 Thomas Hooker Irish Red
427 Thomas Hooker Oktoberfest
428 Tommy Knocker Butthead
429 Tommy Knocker Imperial
430 Tommy Knocker Jack Whacker
431 Tommy Knocker Maple
432 Tommy Knocker Pick Axe
433 Troeg's Deak Reckoning
434 Troeg's Dreamweaver
435 Troeg's Mad Elf ale
436 Troeg's Naked Elf
437 Troeg's Nugget Nectar
438 Troeg's Oatmeal Stout
439 Troeg's Rugged Trail Nut Brown
440 Troeg's Sunshine Pils
441 Troeg's Wheat ale
442 Troegenator
443 Trois Mousquetaires Weiz
444 Tsingtao
445 Tucher Helles Hefe
446 Ultra Amber
447 Ultra Bruin
448 Unibroue Blanche De Chambly
449 Unibroue Chembly Noire
450 Unibroue Ephemere
451 Unibroue Maudite
452 Victory 10th Anniversary
453 Victory Braumister
454 Victory Festbier
455 Victory Gold Rush
456 Victory Golden Monkey
457 Victory Harvest Ale
458 Victory Hop Wallop
459 Victory Kolsch
460 Victory Moonglow
461 Victory Old Horizontar
462 Victory Scarlet Moon
463 Victory Storm King
464 Victory Sunrise
465 Victory Weissbier
466 Victory Wild Devil
467 Victory Yakima Double IPA
468 Warsteiner Oktoberfest
469 Weissenche Monk's Fest
470 Wexford Irish Cream
471 Weyerbacher 13 Anniversary
472 Weyerbacher Autom Fest
473 Weyerbacher Black Hole
474 Weyerbacher Blanche
475 Weyerbacher Brewing Variety
476 Weyerbacher Fireside Ale
477 Weyerbacher Hop Infusion
478 Weyerbacher House Ale
479 Weyerbacher Imperial Pumpkin Ale
480 Weyerbacher Insanity
481 Weyerbacher Merry Monks
482 Weyerbacher Muse
483 Weyerbacher Rasberry
484 Weyerbacher Scotch Ale
485 Weyerbacher Slam Dunkel
486 Weyerbacher Winter ale
487 Wild Blue Lager
488 Winter Bourbon Cask ale
489 Wyder's Apple Cider
490 Wyder's Pear Cider
491 Wyder's Rasberry Cider
492 Yards Poor Richards Tavern ale
493 Yeungling Bock
494 Yeungling Lager
495 Young's Double Chocolate
496 Young's London Ale
497 Young's Old Nick Barley Wine Style
498 Young's Waggle Dance
499 Zatec
500 Zotler Bier
And after all of that, I still don't look like this guy.
That is all, carry on.
Wednesday, July 22, 2009
Wednesday Blog!
Well unlike yesterday I have an idea for today's blog. But I forgot to take pictures last night or this morning, rendering that entire idea useless. And well, it would just spoil it if I went ahead and told you the idea and tried to talk about it with out at least one photo. Because let's face it. you will not come back to check this entry tomorrow and see the photo. So we will include in tomorrows post, along with the idea I already have. And that idea is Thursday specific.
And no, I am not going to keep naming the blog entries as days of the week. But it is amusing to me, so I may let it ride for a few more days.
Well today both Amy and I had to be up and ready for work in the morning. This hasn't happened in a while. So we are out of practice for the two of us running around like asshats in the morning. Over all it went pretty smooth, and as far as I know, we both made it to work on time. But I can not speak for Amy, I haven't talked to her this morning/afternoon.
But I can say this. It was beautiful this morning. Not 100% blue skies, but enough of them. A little gray doesn't ruin the morning. But the temp was perfect for riding. Not to hot, not to cold, just right. No gloves this morning and I had my visor flipped up to cool down from time to time.
All in all, a Very pleasant riding experience. But I just tried to make it better. I was about to purchase a new Variator for The Meepers.
But I think I hit a brick wall. I received an error from BowlsLA stating that my shipping didn't match my billing. Well there is a check box that fills in you shipping for you. So I tried to go back and check the info, I got logged out. So I logged back in.
I got the same error so I go and check my info one more time, and all seems well. Then I got another error saying repeat order placed. Now I need to give them a call. But they are open from 1200-1900 hours PST. So that means I have to wait another 2 hours and 15 minutes to call them. But I think I will do it sooner.
I have ordered from them in the past, and I am sure it was just a glitch. I think this will get taken care of pretty easy, as long as I can get them on the phone. Some times it is hard to get someone on the phone at these small boutique stores.
Well right now I am having a problem just trying to load their page. So I am guessing it is a problem with their site. And all I want to do is copy and paste the URL. I am so lazy I don't want to type it to make a hyper link.
Moving on.
Sunday after stopping at the Pep to visit Amy, I drove past a few scooters coming home. I rarely see them around town. And mostly I see them when I am in my car. I saw 3 though on this particular Sunday. One alone then later 2 driving together on Washington Ave. by Coopers. I had the green coming up Gibson and they were at the light on Washington heading toward Greenridge. After I got about a block away it hit me, TURN AROUND AND GO TALK TO THEM. But then I realized they could A) be heading down Washington still, in which case I would have to try and catch up. And one was on a Yamaha Vino, though I only caught a glimpse on the front end, so I am not sure if it was the 50cc or 125cc version. The other looked to be a 50cc Baja. B) They had already turned off and looking for the would end in failure. And I am to frail to deal with more failure. or C) They would think I am some crazy creepy guy fallowing them.
So instead I went home to lay on the couch and watched some Smallville Season 2. I think I made the right decision. After all, I do drive around a lot, I am bound to run into the again. Right?
Now for new section. Funny words to hear the blog read:
Punch her in the dick.
Shit stealer.
Tim smells funny.
"Hey there paperboy"
Supercalifra Duishdaxpialodoshis
That is all, carry on.
And no, I am not going to keep naming the blog entries as days of the week. But it is amusing to me, so I may let it ride for a few more days.
Well today both Amy and I had to be up and ready for work in the morning. This hasn't happened in a while. So we are out of practice for the two of us running around like asshats in the morning. Over all it went pretty smooth, and as far as I know, we both made it to work on time. But I can not speak for Amy, I haven't talked to her this morning/afternoon.
But I can say this. It was beautiful this morning. Not 100% blue skies, but enough of them. A little gray doesn't ruin the morning. But the temp was perfect for riding. Not to hot, not to cold, just right. No gloves this morning and I had my visor flipped up to cool down from time to time.
All in all, a Very pleasant riding experience. But I just tried to make it better. I was about to purchase a new Variator for The Meepers.
But I think I hit a brick wall. I received an error from BowlsLA stating that my shipping didn't match my billing. Well there is a check box that fills in you shipping for you. So I tried to go back and check the info, I got logged out. So I logged back in.
I got the same error so I go and check my info one more time, and all seems well. Then I got another error saying repeat order placed. Now I need to give them a call. But they are open from 1200-1900 hours PST. So that means I have to wait another 2 hours and 15 minutes to call them. But I think I will do it sooner.
I have ordered from them in the past, and I am sure it was just a glitch. I think this will get taken care of pretty easy, as long as I can get them on the phone. Some times it is hard to get someone on the phone at these small boutique stores.
Well right now I am having a problem just trying to load their page. So I am guessing it is a problem with their site. And all I want to do is copy and paste the URL. I am so lazy I don't want to type it to make a hyper link.
Moving on.
Sunday after stopping at the Pep to visit Amy, I drove past a few scooters coming home. I rarely see them around town. And mostly I see them when I am in my car. I saw 3 though on this particular Sunday. One alone then later 2 driving together on Washington Ave. by Coopers. I had the green coming up Gibson and they were at the light on Washington heading toward Greenridge. After I got about a block away it hit me, TURN AROUND AND GO TALK TO THEM. But then I realized they could A) be heading down Washington still, in which case I would have to try and catch up. And one was on a Yamaha Vino, though I only caught a glimpse on the front end, so I am not sure if it was the 50cc or 125cc version. The other looked to be a 50cc Baja. B) They had already turned off and looking for the would end in failure. And I am to frail to deal with more failure. or C) They would think I am some crazy creepy guy fallowing them.
So instead I went home to lay on the couch and watched some Smallville Season 2. I think I made the right decision. After all, I do drive around a lot, I am bound to run into the again. Right?
Now for new section. Funny words to hear the blog read:
Punch her in the dick.
Shit stealer.
Tim smells funny.
"Hey there paperboy"
Supercalifra Duishdaxpialodoshis
That is all, carry on.
Tuesday, July 21, 2009
Tuesday
So it is now Tuesday. And for this day, I have nothing planed. I am really tired today, not sure why. I got what I thought was enough sleep. But I guess I didn't.
What is on my mind right now is scooter parts. I want to buy some parts, but there are 0 used parts of what I am looking for right now. Well, the cosmetic stuff. I didn't look into the performance stuff yet. I said I would wait until my warranty is up.
Thought I don't think these would void said warranty. It is just a Variator, roller weights and an ECU. The only thing I see voiding anything is the CDI box, but I'll keep the old one for a wile, just in case. But then again, I only have one more month left on my warranty.
But I want a bobbed fender. But I want to do it myself. So I am looking for a stock fender. in case I botch the job real bad, I want a spare.
Any way, I have been a busy little beaver at work these past 2 days. 3 video shoots in two days! here is me hard at work.
I have also been trying to hone in my Photoshop skills. I've been doing some things like this. But take note, I wanted you to easily be able to tell I added things to the photos. You'll see what I mean.
I like the way they look with now background. The white kind of ruins them. It gives them a boarder. And in case you are wondering who the guy it, it's Scootski. He like to rant and rave over at Total Ruckus. Kind of annoying/kind of funny.
I have also created a Tumblr account. But that is this same blog. I think I finally have it set up the way I want it. Today is my test. It should give you the blog tittle, a photo and a few lines as a description. All of that should link you here to Blogger.
But just because I am rambling on about nothing at all, the rest of the world is supplying me, and you will great fun facts! Like this for example forwarded to me by a reader. OK Tim sent it to me, but he reads this blog, so he is a reader. even if he sits one foot away from me. I hope you're hungry..... for LOVE.
Also from a reader, OK, OK,OK. Tim again. The video of the events that led to this event.
Now that is comedy. Who hasn't been there raise your hand (raises hand).
And here is a great remix of the first video.
Great! That is all I can say.
Now Tim is scaring me. He is watching a video about cats. Cats are evil, they hate me. Make my eyes all screwy. Oh.... ummmm, hey Tim.
That is all, carry on.
Monday, July 20, 2009
Head Over Heals
That's how I almost arrived to.... well the hospital this morning. Scary and ironic is what it was. I just got done reading this story before I left for work on The Meepers this morning. Go ahead click the link and give it a quick read. I am waiting for you to catch up.
OK if you are Tim, you are listening to the blog. So I'll recap. A 25-year-old man was riding his Ruckus last Friday night at 7:30 p.m. A man in a car did not see him and pulled out in front of him. The man on the Ruckus ran into the back of the car and was thrown from the scooter. He has severe head trauma. He was not wearing a helmet.
See where I am going with this? There are a few differences.
1) I was and always do wear a helmet. This is the reason why.
2) The car did not pull out in front of me.
There was a car and a very large pick-up truck involved this morning. I had just left home so it was at 8:00 a.m. (it is now only 8:42). I was a few blocks from my place, and had just gone through two traffic lights. Right after the second one the car turned left. Now I couldn't even see this car because the truck was so huge (No need for a truck this big). I am guessing the car didn't have his turn signal on, or the drive of the truck was not paying attention. Either way the truck lock his brakes all of a sudden and that left me to do the same. I know this truck couldn't see me because I am pretty small out there on the road (Why I still wear my bright yellow helmet.) and this truck was both wide and high (lift kit). I had a good distance between us. But well the brakes on a Rucks are, not so good.
REVIEW MONDAY!
Honda Ruckus stock brakes. They suck!
END REVIEW MONDAY!
All I Could think about was Bobby flying over his bars, and me doing the same thing. But I would not have gone very far. I see two options. I would have either slammed into the tailgate of the truck, or ended up in the bed. I guess there is an option 3, under the truck.
I immediately pictured my bloody pulp of a body grabbing my cell phone to call Amy. That was my first thought. Figure it out, I have.
But in the end all I had to do was send a text telling her I almost died, and to remind her to drop off a resume.
So if you still haven't figured it out by now, I didn't die or get into an accident, but it was a narrow miss. I had to Fred Flintstone that shit.
But The Meepers and I came out un-scaved. And I am eating a scone. I like them. They are yummy, and this one is still pretty fresh.
The Price Chopper in Dunmore is so good. The one on Monroe Ave. is close, but pretty much shit. Baked good are always stale.
So now I just ate my lunch. It was great! I have a team of great chefs preparing my food for me. Amy and some guy named Chef Jeff.
We bought some "Chinese Sausage" last night. We had never heard of it before, so we said "OK" and bought it. It was only $5. We then decided to make if for dinner. So while I was cleaning the day of being a lazy slob off my body, Amy was doing some chopping and stir-frying. It was GREAT! The sausage is very sweat. I do recommend it. It is also super red. From the descriptions of the sausage, ours did not include liver. The stuff we bought was very dark red.
I also cut up a bunch of fresh veggies and made some great salad. We bought some "fancy" dressing, that were on sale. And they were also great! I am so full from lunch. All I want to do right now is take a nap. And hopefully the dreams I would have, would not be filled with scooter accidents. But rather zombies!
I have been dreaming a lot about zombies. Not sure why, but they are freaking me out. One such dream involved me yelling that I had to go back for The Meepers. In my dream, Amy agreed that it was a good idea to go back and get him. Then the alarm went off, and I woke up. The ending is ruined! I can only hope to have that dream again.
After telling The Meepers about my dream, he agreed the I had made the right decision. And he dubbed the dream:
I leave you with that. I have an over whelming sense of sleep now. It could be the great lunch or the fear that if I don't finish the tale of Zombies and Meepers saving, the story will fall to the way side.
That is all, carry on.
OK if you are Tim, you are listening to the blog. So I'll recap. A 25-year-old man was riding his Ruckus last Friday night at 7:30 p.m. A man in a car did not see him and pulled out in front of him. The man on the Ruckus ran into the back of the car and was thrown from the scooter. He has severe head trauma. He was not wearing a helmet.
See where I am going with this? There are a few differences.
1) I was and always do wear a helmet. This is the reason why.
2) The car did not pull out in front of me.
There was a car and a very large pick-up truck involved this morning. I had just left home so it was at 8:00 a.m. (it is now only 8:42). I was a few blocks from my place, and had just gone through two traffic lights. Right after the second one the car turned left. Now I couldn't even see this car because the truck was so huge (No need for a truck this big). I am guessing the car didn't have his turn signal on, or the drive of the truck was not paying attention. Either way the truck lock his brakes all of a sudden and that left me to do the same. I know this truck couldn't see me because I am pretty small out there on the road (Why I still wear my bright yellow helmet.) and this truck was both wide and high (lift kit). I had a good distance between us. But well the brakes on a Rucks are, not so good.
REVIEW MONDAY!
Honda Ruckus stock brakes. They suck!
END REVIEW MONDAY!
All I Could think about was Bobby flying over his bars, and me doing the same thing. But I would not have gone very far. I see two options. I would have either slammed into the tailgate of the truck, or ended up in the bed. I guess there is an option 3, under the truck.
I immediately pictured my bloody pulp of a body grabbing my cell phone to call Amy. That was my first thought. Figure it out, I have.
But in the end all I had to do was send a text telling her I almost died, and to remind her to drop off a resume.
So if you still haven't figured it out by now, I didn't die or get into an accident, but it was a narrow miss. I had to Fred Flintstone that shit.
But The Meepers and I came out un-scaved. And I am eating a scone. I like them. They are yummy, and this one is still pretty fresh.
The Price Chopper in Dunmore is so good. The one on Monroe Ave. is close, but pretty much shit. Baked good are always stale.
So now I just ate my lunch. It was great! I have a team of great chefs preparing my food for me. Amy and some guy named Chef Jeff.
We bought some "Chinese Sausage" last night. We had never heard of it before, so we said "OK" and bought it. It was only $5. We then decided to make if for dinner. So while I was cleaning the day of being a lazy slob off my body, Amy was doing some chopping and stir-frying. It was GREAT! The sausage is very sweat. I do recommend it. It is also super red. From the descriptions of the sausage, ours did not include liver. The stuff we bought was very dark red.
I also cut up a bunch of fresh veggies and made some great salad. We bought some "fancy" dressing, that were on sale. And they were also great! I am so full from lunch. All I want to do right now is take a nap. And hopefully the dreams I would have, would not be filled with scooter accidents. But rather zombies!
I have been dreaming a lot about zombies. Not sure why, but they are freaking me out. One such dream involved me yelling that I had to go back for The Meepers. In my dream, Amy agreed that it was a good idea to go back and get him. Then the alarm went off, and I woke up. The ending is ruined! I can only hope to have that dream again.
After telling The Meepers about my dream, he agreed the I had made the right decision. And he dubbed the dream:
I leave you with that. I have an over whelming sense of sleep now. It could be the great lunch or the fear that if I don't finish the tale of Zombies and Meepers saving, the story will fall to the way side. That is all, carry on.
Friday, July 17, 2009
The World is a Vampire
Sent to drain. So I got that going on inside my head. Along with this.
Both while I work this Dress Down Friday. Why such two different things n my mind you ask? I'll tell you why.
Amy and I are going to Hershey park tomorrow. So today seems to be dragging on. One of those days that never end. You know, people started working it not knowing what it was, and people kept on working it forever just because..... You get the idea. So Amped as we are, it is making today seem like an eternity.
And we know how I want to spend my eternity now don't we. And it doesn't involve working. I learned a few things yesterday. Let me have sharing time now.
One thing I learned was that if you are an AAA member Hershey park tickets are $10 cheaper. You must buy them at AAA of course, but lucky for me I live a few blocks away. While there I was informed that there is a AAA summer guide discount book, that I am now in possession of. Essentially this book list all the fun summer get away places and the rates you (me) as a AAA member can go to these places for. All rates discounted of course. So that was the second thing. Or maybe third, I may have gotten ahead of myself. So I will tell you the other it of information I gained yesterday.
Hershey Park now has a water park! I know they had some slides and what not, but now it is a full on water park, or so we were told from the lady at AAA yesterday. I haven't been there in a few years, so this may not be news to most, seeing as I do not know when they officially named it The Boardwalk. Then again, it could have always been named and I was to ignorant and drunk on chocolate to care. The website does say "New for 2009," but that could be the wave pool.
I am also looking forward to the Chocolate world tour. I like that little ride through the Cocoa bean fields and into the oven. What great ride. OH OH OH OH OH ! And the Zoo! Hershey does have a nice zoo. Zoo America is great! They have an anteater there. They look like this.
Now that cheers up my mood a bit. Now I feel a little more whimsical, like this. But because you can not embed this video you'll have to click here to see what I am talking about.
And with that I leave you with this.
That is all, carry on.
Both while I work this Dress Down Friday. Why such two different things n my mind you ask? I'll tell you why.
Amy and I are going to Hershey park tomorrow. So today seems to be dragging on. One of those days that never end. You know, people started working it not knowing what it was, and people kept on working it forever just because..... You get the idea. So Amped as we are, it is making today seem like an eternity.
And we know how I want to spend my eternity now don't we. And it doesn't involve working. I learned a few things yesterday. Let me have sharing time now.
One thing I learned was that if you are an AAA member Hershey park tickets are $10 cheaper. You must buy them at AAA of course, but lucky for me I live a few blocks away. While there I was informed that there is a AAA summer guide discount book, that I am now in possession of. Essentially this book list all the fun summer get away places and the rates you (me) as a AAA member can go to these places for. All rates discounted of course. So that was the second thing. Or maybe third, I may have gotten ahead of myself. So I will tell you the other it of information I gained yesterday.
Hershey Park now has a water park! I know they had some slides and what not, but now it is a full on water park, or so we were told from the lady at AAA yesterday. I haven't been there in a few years, so this may not be news to most, seeing as I do not know when they officially named it The Boardwalk. Then again, it could have always been named and I was to ignorant and drunk on chocolate to care. The website does say "New for 2009," but that could be the wave pool.
I am also looking forward to the Chocolate world tour. I like that little ride through the Cocoa bean fields and into the oven. What great ride. OH OH OH OH OH ! And the Zoo! Hershey does have a nice zoo. Zoo America is great! They have an anteater there. They look like this.
Now that cheers up my mood a bit. Now I feel a little more whimsical, like this. But because you can not embed this video you'll have to click here to see what I am talking about. And with that I leave you with this.
That is all, carry on.
Thursday, July 16, 2009
I Want to Grow Old With You.
The great Adam Sandler said it best. But he neglected some facts. Yes I would like to grown old with someone, and yes I have found that someone. But I don't want to grow old with her.
I don't want to grown old at all, and I don't want her to grow old either. As I get more days under my belt and more work experience, I feel a new form of gowning pains. Any they are the pains of keeping my eyes open. It is a hard fight, and a losing battle for me.
It seems almost like a light switch flick off in my head at 10:30. My eyes, the lights to the inside of my body, seem to want to go out or close. It is never ending war that wadges on day after day. I get home from a long day at the office and need to unwind and relax. Some days are better than others, more energy, feel like I can chase down a caribou. Others I just want to crawl under my bed and sleep for days. Yes under my bed, you won't find me to wake me, if you can't find me to begin with. Dang! I just ruined it all.
"Back in the day," yes I went there. OK, back in the Quint's days, a friend of mine had an uncle he called uncle weekend. Now I am sure you can figure out where is nickname came from, but lately i find myself "Working for the weekends." But for a whole other reason. OK and to drink copious amounts of alcohol. But mostly so I can sleep in. And to me sleeping in is until 8 a.m.
Yes, if i can sleep until 8, I can win the daily battle and be up until at least midnight. Imagine what happens if I sleep until 9! But anything over that and I am back to where I am if I get up at 6:30 a.m.
I think you a can kind of see where I am going with the sleeping in and working for the weekend thing. I want to sleep in every day and everyday be the weekend! OK, OK, that's not it.
I want to find that damn fountain of youth! So I can go back to the days of getting 4 hours of sleep being able to go to class, do my work, and drink all night long, and do it all again. But I am selfish and want to have the knowledge I have now, and the comforts I have now.
Like driving around on The Meepers, having the girl I want to spend my eternal youth with, and knowing that drinking 1/5 of Vodka and a lot of rum is a bad idea.
Now is all of that to much to ask? I didn't think so. So next weekend I plan to sleep until 9, and head out on The Meepers in search for my dreams. Hey people took off with less and found their fortunes, why can't I find mine? I am not even looking for gold here, just some water to drink.
Moving on... Guess what? I went and got a raise! OK, so it is my yearly raise and not much more., but it is still a raise. Now I am going to get The Meepers plated in gold! and then powder coated red to protect the gold.
He seems to like that idea. Here is the rendering I showed him. This depicts the final product, post gold plating and red powder coating.
Looks good right? He dug it, and it got the coveted Meepers Seal of Approval.
We also have some more work planed. Most will go under the proverbial hood. So that would be his battery box and inside the swing arm in Meepers case. We are going to buy a new CDI with a higher rev limiter, a new variator, and some roller weights, and possibly a Kevlar belt. The stock belt is still fine and Kevlar wont really make much of a difference. I already have some blue clutch spring to install with the rest. But the biggest thing, and this will come last. A new pipe! Finally! I have been wanting to put one on for a while. But I need to get some other things done first. Oh and I need to save up some cash.On a final note, watch out for this man. I hear he has spent far to many hours of his life on the phone getting bounced around from India to America.
That is all, carry on.
Tuesday, July 14, 2009
AAARRGGHHH!
This made me cringe! I actually saw it a few days ago, but thought about it again today.
Very disturbing how people just don't pay attention. There was another video of an old man very slowly, like 15 mph, crossing three lanes of traffic. He cut off a man on a motorcycle. The cyclist hit manages to crawl to the side of the road.
These remind me of a situation that happened to me a few weeks ago. Luckily neither me or The Meepers were injured. He was at worse risk than myself.
We were stopped at a red light on a steep hill on our way to visit Amy at work. Now, I always give a large birth on steep hills. The Egg is a standard, and I roll when I am getting going. So I am considerate and make sure there is plenty of room. This is what saved us.
There was an old man in the car in front of me. I guess being 97 (this man looked like he actually died years ago) he forgets or doesn't have the dexterity to use a brake peddle. This is a very good PSA for old people to stop driving. I think you can see where this is going. He started to roll back.
Well the horn on The Meepers isn't exactly loud, but that combined with me screaming, which is very, very loud, he should have heard me. He also should have noticed that HIS CAR WAS MOVING BACKWARDS AT A RED LIGHT! So I begin to move backwards. But the huge truck behind me didn't have the hill etiquette that I posses. So he was right on my ass.
Things were not looking good for The Meepers and myself at that moment in time. But Heaven was looking down on us, that or the Quaker Steak and Lube next to us. The old man stopped, very short from turning us int a pancake of blood and steal. Though I think The Meepers would have sacrifice himself for me to get out of the way, if it came to that of course. But I was not ready to leave a Meepers behind!
Me being the polite, upstanding gentleman that I am. I scream a little more, then rode up next to his car. Knock (slam) on his window, until the very confused, barley able to move hand, rolls down the window (not power windows). I then proceed to yell in his face until the light turned green, said one final "F You" to him and sped away at a whopping 15 mph. This was a very steep hill.
So if you see this man, you have my permission to punch him in the dick.
OK now that that is out of the way, you can now listen to my blog! Thanks to the fellers over at Odiogo, you can click a button and listen to a computer voice read the words that I type! I have yet to listen to it read my blog to me, as I have just installed it now, but I heard it read another blog. It is pretty funny. let's see if it will last here.That is all, carry on.
Monday, July 13, 2009
My Eyes! My Eyes!
So I seem to have a recurring problem with my eyes. They keep getting all irritated and red. it looks pretty bad, but they really don't hurt. They just look really bad, like I am stoned all the time. Well it is not all the time. I think I need to cool it on my contacts for more than a week. But if you know me, you know that is no going to happen.
I hate wearing glasses. I can't see shit, and it is a pain in the ass to wear them why I am wearing a helmet. But as I type this i am wearing them. I happen to go to the Lav at work and saw my eyes. They are not to bad, so I opted to take out my two eyes and put my four on.
The only reasonable way around this! Corrective Surgery! Yes, have maned up and I am ready. And I a really excited about getting it done. Now the tedious part. Getting it done. Seeing as I have no personal days pr vacation days, I kind of get shafted. I may haven't until November.
Now I have been working for this company for 3 years now. But I have only been full time for less than a year. But I have been on the payroll sense last July (I was laid off for a while, then they brought me back). But they don't seem to care that I have paid my dues. I have to wait until November to get the time I need so I can take a day or two off of work.
But I am going to see what I can do before that. I even hear a rumor that they may pay part of it. I mean it does work out in their favor. Other wise they will presumable have to pay for an eye exam, contacts and new lenses every year, and new frames every 2 years. that works out to be a few hundred every year.
Now if we do some math, in 3 years that is roughly what it would cost to get the Lasik done. If I work here (They don't shit can me again) for 4 more years, they already spent more money on corrective lenses than the corrective surgery would have cost.
So what do you think? I have been chatting with my cousins girlfriend who recently went under the proverbial knife. She digs it. And now I do to.
I look forward to doing a little Review Monday on Lasik Surgery at North East Eye.
It will be nice to be able to ride The Meepers with fresh vision. Cruising along at a top speed of 43 mph and being able to see with out the aid pf corrective lenses.
Nice to dream. So I will have to delve into the paperwork I received from work to see if I am partially covered or not, then go to the seminar and hopefully at least get the eye exams covered under my insurance.
Sorry for the short blogs lately, my time has been very taxed. What can I say, I'm a popular guy.
That is all, carry on.
I hate wearing glasses. I can't see shit, and it is a pain in the ass to wear them why I am wearing a helmet. But as I type this i am wearing them. I happen to go to the Lav at work and saw my eyes. They are not to bad, so I opted to take out my two eyes and put my four on.
The only reasonable way around this! Corrective Surgery! Yes, have maned up and I am ready. And I a really excited about getting it done. Now the tedious part. Getting it done. Seeing as I have no personal days pr vacation days, I kind of get shafted. I may haven't until November.
Now I have been working for this company for 3 years now. But I have only been full time for less than a year. But I have been on the payroll sense last July (I was laid off for a while, then they brought me back). But they don't seem to care that I have paid my dues. I have to wait until November to get the time I need so I can take a day or two off of work.
But I am going to see what I can do before that. I even hear a rumor that they may pay part of it. I mean it does work out in their favor. Other wise they will presumable have to pay for an eye exam, contacts and new lenses every year, and new frames every 2 years. that works out to be a few hundred every year.
Now if we do some math, in 3 years that is roughly what it would cost to get the Lasik done. If I work here (They don't shit can me again) for 4 more years, they already spent more money on corrective lenses than the corrective surgery would have cost.
So what do you think? I have been chatting with my cousins girlfriend who recently went under the proverbial knife. She digs it. And now I do to.
I look forward to doing a little Review Monday on Lasik Surgery at North East Eye.
It will be nice to be able to ride The Meepers with fresh vision. Cruising along at a top speed of 43 mph and being able to see with out the aid pf corrective lenses.
Nice to dream. So I will have to delve into the paperwork I received from work to see if I am partially covered or not, then go to the seminar and hopefully at least get the eye exams covered under my insurance.
Sorry for the short blogs lately, my time has been very taxed. What can I say, I'm a popular guy.
That is all, carry on.
Thursday, July 9, 2009
They Got Me....
...by the short hairs!
Get your head out of my fly! I am not talking about the short and curlies! I am talking about what is left of my hair from me pulling it out over the past two days. But it makes me feel wanted. And you know I like that.
I get this warm feeling way down deep. Down in the sub-cockles area. It makes me feel like warm apple pie.
And Beer. And you know how much I like beer.
I am swamped today so this is going to be very vast. I like beer so much that I am 3 beers away from my current goal of 500. So tonight I am making a special appearance at Coopers to knock that life long goal out of the park.
Some times you got to swing for the fences, and tonight, I am doing just that. And two weeks from now, I begin reaching for the stars! I have nothing better to do, than go for 1000! By my calculations that is at least 4 more years away. and a lot more money. But what is life without goals
NOTHING! And I am full of them!
I don't know what this is suppose to mean, but when I did a Google image search of "Life without goals," this is the first image that came up. So I am sharing it with you.
As of right now this is where I stand on my lives work:
1 3 Floyd Robert the Bruce
2 Abita Jackamo
3 Abita Mardi Gras Bock
4 Abita Pecan
5 Abita Purple Haze
6 Abita Restoration Ale
7 Abita Strawberry
8 Abita Turbodog
9 Abita X-Mas Ale
10 Achel Bruin
11 Adnam Broadside English Ale
12 Aiko Stiprus
13 Alagash Triple
14 Alagash White
15 Alpha King
16 Amderson Valley ESB
17 Amstel Light
18 Anchor Liberty
19 Anchor Our Special Ale
20 Anchor Steamer
21 Anderson Valley Polleco Pale ale
22 Anderson Valley Winter Solstice
23 Appalachian Celtic Knot Irish Red
24 Appalachian Jolly Scott
25 Appalachian Susquehanna
26 Appalachian Trail Blazer rganic Brown Ale
27 Appalachian Water Gap Wheat
28 Arran Dark
29 Arrogant Basterd
30 Arrogant Bastered Oaked
31 Atlantic Bar Harbor Blueberry
32 Atwater Shaman Bourban Porter
33 Atwater Vanilla Java Porter
34 Atwater Voodooator
35 Augustiuebrau Mundien Maximator
36 Avery New World Porter
37 Avery Out of Bounds
38 Avery Red Point ale
39 Avery Salvation
40 Ayinger Oktoberfest Marzen
41 Baltica # 6
42 Baltica # 7
43 Baltica # 8
44 Baltica #3
45 Bavarian Barbarian Head Banger Brown Ale
46 Bavarian Barbarian Steel Driver Stout
47 Beamish Irish Stout
48 Bear Republic Black Mamba
49 Bear Republic Black Stout
50 Bear Republic Red Rocket Red Ale
51 Becks Oktoberfest
52 Bell's Expedition Stout
53 Bell's Java Stout
54 Bell's Kalamazoo Stout
55 Bell's Wheat Love
56 Bell's Winter White Ale
57 Bethlehem Rude Elf
58 Birra Moretti
59 Bitburger
60 Black Hook Porter
61 Blanche De Bruxelles
62 Blue Moon
63 Blue Moon Full Moon
64 Blue Moon Honey Moon
65 Blue Moon Pumpkin
66 Blue Moon Rising Moon
67 Blue Point Toasted Lager
68 Boaks Monster Mash
69 Boaks Two Blind Monks
70 Boddingtons Pub ale
71 Boulder Mojo IPA
72 Boulder Obovoid Empirical Russian Stout
73 Boulder Sundance Amber Solstice
74 Boulder Sweaty Betty
75 Brahma
76 Breckenridge 471 IPA
77 Breckenridge Avalanche
78 Breckenridge ESB
79 Breckenridge Vanilla Port
80 Brewsters Jezebel
81 Brewsters Mata Hari
82 Brooklyn Black Chocolate
83 Brooklyn Chocolat Stout
84 Brooklyn Monster Ale
85 Brooklyn Oktoberfest
86 Brooklyn Pennant ale
87 Brussels Pils
88 Bud Light Lime
89 Budweiser American Ale (Good)
90 Bullfrog Apricot
91 Bullfrog Blonde
92 Bullfrog Edgar IPA
93 Bullfrog ESB
94 Bullfrog Nut Brown
95 Bullfrog Smoked Porter
96 Carlsberg
97 Casco Bay Oktoberfest
98 Chimay Triple
99 Cintra Brazillion Pils
100 Climax Hefe Weizen AWESOME!
101 Coopers Brew Original Pale ale
102 Coopers Dark Ale
103 Coopers House Lager
104 Coopers Sparkling Ale
105 Coopers Vintage Ale
106 Corsodonk Abby Brown Ale
107 Corsodonk Abby Pale ale
108 Corsodonk Christmas Ale
109 Cricket Hill Colonel Blides ESB
110 Cricket Hill Hop Ale
111 Cuve'e de Noel St. Feuillien
112 DAB Dartmunder Action Brauerei
113 Darkside of the Moon Blue Moon/Guniess
114 De Ranke Guldenberg
115 De Ranke XX Bitter
116 Delerium Noel
117 Delerium Tromens
118 Dieu Du Ciel Solstice
119 Dinkel Acker Dark
120 Dirty Panties
121 Dixie Blackened Voodoo
122 Dixie Jazz Light
123 Dixie Lager
124 Dogfish Head 60 Minute IPA
125 Dogfish Head Barton Baton
126 Dogfish Head Chicory Stout
127 Dogfish Head Festina Pe'che
128 Dogfish Head Immort Ale
129 Dogfish Head India Brown
130 Dogfish Head Midas Touch
131 Dogfish Head Punkin Ale
132 Dogfish Head Raison D'ette
133 Dogfish Head Red and White
134 Dogfish Head Theobroma
135 Dominion Oak Barrel Stout
136 Dominion Oktoberfest
137 Duck Rabbit Porter
138 EKU Pils
139 Epes Pils
140 Erie Derailed
141 Erie Mad Anthony's Ale
142 Erie Presque Isle Pils
143 Erie Railbender
144 Erie Saratoga Lager
145 Erie Sunshine Wit Beer
146 Farson's Shandy
147 Fischer Amber
148 Fischer Blonde
149 Flying Bison Aviator Red Ale
150 Flying Bison Barnstormer Am Pale Ale
151 Flying Bison Black Bird Stout
152 Flying Bison Skye Pilot Scotch Ale
153 Flying Dog Gonzo
154 Flying Dogtoberfest
155 Fosters ESB
156 Founders Breakfast Ale
157 Founders Curmudgeon
158 Founders Dirty Bastered Scotch
159 Founders Double Trouble
160 Founders Rubaeus
161 Frambois Lambic
162 Franziskaner Dunkle Weizen
163 Franziskaner Hefe-Weizen
164 Freiberger
165 Fruli Belgium Strawberry Wit
166 Fullers 1845
167 Fullers ESB
168 Fullers London Pride
169 Gavroch French Red Ale
170 Gavroche Red Ale
171 Geants Goliath
172 Great Divide Denver Pale Ale
173 Great Divide Hades Belgain Ale
174 Great Divide Titain IPA
175 Green Flash IPA
176 Green Flash Le' Freak
177 Grimbergen blonde
178 Grotien Brown ale
179 Guiness
180 Hacker-Pschorr Oktoberfest
181 Hafhrau Dunkle
182 Harbin Chinese Beer
183 Harp
184 Harpoon Brown
185 Harpoon Cider
186 Harpoon Hefe Weizen UFO
187 Harpoon Hiberian Irish Red
188 Harpoon Leviathin Big Bohemian
189 Harpoon Oktoberfest
190 Harpoon Rasberry Hefe UFO
191 Harpoon Summer
192 Harpoon Winter Warmer
193 Heavy Seas Winter Storm
194 Heavyweight Lunacy
195 Heylissem Blond
196 High and Mighty
197 Hoegarden
198 Hofbrau Oktoberfest
199 Hook and Ladder Backdraft Brown
200 Hoppin Frog Boris Imperial Oatmeal Stout
201 IJ Turbobook
202 Intercourse Mount Jolly Pils
203 Ipswich Harvest ale
204 Ipswich Oatmeal Stout
205 Ipswich Original Ale
206 Iron City Light
207 Ithaca Apricot Wheat
208 Ithaca Cascazilla
209 Ithaca Partly Sunny
210 Jack Spice Pumpkin
211 Jolly Pumpkin Bam Biere
212 Kaiser Pils
213 Kasteel Brown ale
214 Kasteel Rogue
215 Kerkom Bink Bloesem
216 Killians
217 King Fisher Lager
218 Knights Head Lager
219 Knights Head Light
220 Knights Head Pale Ale
221 Konig Ludwig Wiess
222 Konig Pilsner
223 Kostriker Lager
224 Kronenbourg
225 Labatt Canadian Ale 50
226 Labett Signature Porter
227 Lancaster Amish 4 Grain Pale Ale
228 Lancaster Double Bach
229 Lancaster Golden Star Pils
230 Lancaster Milk Stout
231 Lancaster Strawberry Wheat
232 Lancaster Winter Warmer
233 Leagacy Midnight Wit
234 Leffe Bruin
235 Left Hand Black Jack Porter
236 Left Hand Deep Cove Brown
237 Left Hand Oktoberfest
238 Left Hand Polestore Pilsner
239 Legacy Hedenism Ale
240 Leinenkugel 1888 Bock
241 Leinenkugel Berry Weiss
242 Leinenkugel Hefe Weisen
243 Leinenkugel Shandy
244 Leinenkugel Summer
245 Leinenkugel Wheat
246 Lindenmons Lambic Pomme
247 Lobster Lovers 5.%
248 Lobster Lovers 9.%
249 Lost Coast 8 Ball Stoudt
250 Lowrenbrau
251 Lucifer
252 Macqueens Nessie Red Ale
253 Magic Hat Circus boy
254 Magic Hat Hocus Pocus
255 Magic Hat Lucky Kat
256 Magic Hat Odd Notion
257 Magic Hat Red Ale
258 Magic Hat Roxy Rolls
259 Magic Hat Wacko
260 Magners Cider
261 Maredsous 6
262 Maredsous 8-Double
263 McEwan's IPA
264 McSorely's Black Irish Lager
265 Meckatzer Golden Ale
266 Melbourn Cherry
267 Melbourn Strawberry
268 Mendocino Winter Ale
269 Mendocono Spring Bock
270 Mich Irish Red
271 Mich Ultra Pomigranate
272 Middleages Apricot ale
273 Middleages Rasberry ale
274 Miken Berger Helles Hefe
275 Miller High Life
276 Molson Canadian Lager
277 Moose Head
278 Moose Head Light
279 New Castle
280 New Holland Poet Stout
281 New River Pale ale
282 Nils Oscar Coffee Stout
283 Obolon Lager
284 Obolon Magnat
285 Obolon Premium
286 Ohara's Irish Red
287 Ohara's Irish Stout
288 Old Dominion Spring Buck
289 Old Peculier
290 Ommegan Hemmepin
291 Ommegan Three Philosophers
292 Ommegang Witte
293 Ommeganh Abby Ale
294 Oppigards Golden Ale
295 Orval
296 Pacifica
297 Paulander Oktoberfest
298 Paulander Original Munich
299 PBR
300 Penn Dark Lager
301 Penn Morzen
302 Penn Oktoberfest
303 Penn Weizen
304 Pete's Wicked Strawberry Blonde
305 Pete's Wicked Wanderlust
306 Pilsner Urquell
307 Pizza Port Brewing Hop-15 Ale
308 Pyramid Brew Amber Weisen
309 Pyramid Brew Curve Ball
310 Pyramid Brew Hefe Weizen
311 Pyramid Brew Snow Cap Ale
312 Ramstein Amber Lager
313 Ramstein Classic Wheat
314 Ramstein Winter Wheat
315 Red Nector Ale
316 Red Stripe
317 Redhook Black Hook
318 Redhook Blonde Ale
319 Redhook Copper Ale
320 Redhook ESB
321 Redhook Longhammer
322 Redhook SunRYE
323 Riverhorse Dark Harvest
324 Riverhorse Frostbite Winter
325 Rock Art Ridge Runner
326 Rodenbach Sour Ale
327 Rogue Brewer's Ale
328 Rogue Chipotle Ale
329 Rogue Chocolate Stout
330 Rogue Dead Guy Ale
331 Rogue Double Dead Guy Ale
332 Rogue Festive Ale
333 Rogue Hazel Nut Brown Nector
334 Rogue Japanese Black Wheat
335 Rogue Keller Irish Lager
336 Rogue Mocha Stout
337 Rogue Old Crustacean
338 Rogue Santa Private Reserve Ale
339 Rogue Shakespeare
340 Rogue White Crane Bitter
341 Roy Pitz Best Blond
342 Roy Pitz Old Jail Ale
343 Sam Adam Blackberry Witbier
344 Sam Adam Imperial White
345 Sam Adams Black Lager
346 Sam Adams Boysenberry
347 Sam Adams Broun Ale
348 Sam Adams Cherry Wheat
349 Sam Adams Cream Stout
350 Sam Adams Dortmunder
351 Sam Adams Double Bock
352 Sam Adams Honey Porter
353 Sam Adams Irish Red
354 Sam Adams Light
355 Sam Adams Longshot Grape Ale
356 Sam Adams Longshot Weozenbock
357 Sam Adams Oktoberfest
358 Sam Adams Old Ale
359 Sam Adams Summer ale
360 Sam Adams White ale
361 Sam Smith Organic Raspberry
362 Sam Smith Organic Strawberry
363 Sam Smith Tadcaster
364 Sam Smith Winter Welcome
365 Saranac Belgian Ale
366 Saranac Carmel Porter
367 Saranac Cooper's Irish Red
368 Saranac ESB
369 Saranac Octoberfest
370 Saranac Pomigranate Wheat
371 Saranac Pumpkin Ale
372 Saranac Vanilla Stout
373 Sea Dog Blueberry ale
374 Sea Dog Raspberry
375 Shipyard Pumpkin Head Alr
376 Sierra Nevada Bigfoot ale B
377 Skol
378 Sly Fox Phoenix Pale ale
379 Sly Fox Pikeland Pils
380 Sly Fox Raspberry Reserve
381 Smithwicks
382 Snow Goose Wild Goose Winter ale
393 South Hampton Double White
384 South Hampton Secret Ale
385 Southern Tier Old Man Winter Ale
386 Spanish Peaks Honey Raspberry
387 Spanish Peaks Winter Cheer
388 Spaten Oktoberfest
389 Spiced Wheat
390 Spring Heat Spiced Wheat
391 Steamworks Colorado Kolsch
392 Steamworks Thirdeye Pale
393 Stegmier 150
394 Stegmier Brewhouse Bock
395 Stegmier Holiday Warmer
396 Stegmier Mid Summer White
397 Stegmier Oktoberfest
398 Stegmier Summer Stock Lager
399 Stella Artois
400 Stone Mill Pale ale
401 Stone Pale Ale
402 Stone RuinationIPA
403 Stone Vertical Epic
404 Stoudts Blonde Double Maibock
405 Stoudts Fat Dog
406 Stoudts Gold Lager
407 Stoudts Scarlet Lady
408 Stoudts Smooth Hoperator !!!!!
409 Stoudts Weizen
410 Straub's Special Dark
411 Strongbow Cider
412 Summit Great North Porter
413 Summit Hefe Weizen
414 Summit Moabock
415 Summit Oatmeal Stout
416 Summit Oktoberfest
417 Summit Scandia ale
418 Summit Winter ale
419 Taras Boulba
420 Tetley's English Ale
421 Tetley's Irish Ale
422 Thirsty Dog Siberian Night
423 Thomas Hooker Irish Red
424 Thomas Hooker Oktoberfest
425 Tommy Knocker Butthead
426 Tommy Knocker Imperial
427 Tommy Knocker Jack Whacker
428 Tommy Knocker Maple
429 Tommy Knocker Pick Axe
430 Troeg's Deak Reckoning
431 Troeg's Dreamweaver
432 Troeg's Mad Elf ale
433 Troeg's Naked Elf
434 Troeg's Nugget Nectar
435 Troeg's Oatmeal Stout
436 Troeg's Rugged Trail Nut Brown
437 Troeg's Sunshine Pils
438 Troeg's Wheat ale
439 Troegenator
440 Trois Mousquetaires Weiz
441 Tsingtao
442 Tucher Helles Hefe
443 Ultra Amber
444 Ultra Bruin
445 Unibroue Blanche De Chambly
446 Unibroue Chembly Noire
447 Unibroue Ephemere
448 Unibroue Maudite
449 Victory 10th Anniversary
450 Victory Braumister
451 Victory Festbier
452 Victory Gold Rush
453 Victory Golden Monkey
454 Victory Harvest Ale
455 Victory Hop Wallop
456 Victory Kolsch
457 Victory Moonglow
458 Victory Old Horizontar
459 Victory Scarlet Moon
460 Victory Storm King
461 Victory Sunrise
462 Victory Weissbier
463 Victory Wild Devil
464 Victory Yakima Double IPA
465 Warsteiner Oktoberfest
466 Weissenche Monk's Fest
467 Wexford Irish Cream
468 Weyerbacher 13 Anniversary
469 Weyerbacher Autom Fest
470 Weyerbacher Black Hole
471 Weyerbacher Blanche
472 Weyerbacher Brewing Variety
473 Weyerbacher Fireside Ale
474 Weyerbacher Hop Infusion
475 Weyerbacher House Ale
476 Weyerbacher Imperial Pumpkin Ale
477 Weyerbacher Insanity
478 Weyerbacher Merry Monks
479 Weyerbacher Muse
480 Weyerbacher Rasberry
481 Weyerbacher Scotch Ale
482 Weyerbacher Slam Dunkel
483 Weyerbacher Winter ale
484 Wild Blue Lager
485 Winter Bourbon Cask ale
486 Wyder's Apple Cider
487 Wyder's Pear Cider
488 Wyder's Rasberry Cider
489 Yards Poor Richards Tavern ale
490 Yeungling Bock
491 Yeungling Lager
492 Young's Double Chocolate
493 Young's London Ale
494 Young's Old Nick Barley Wine Style
495 Young's Waggle Dance
496 Zatec
497 Zotler Bier
498
499
500
Those lonley three places will be filled in 4.5 hours!
That is all, carry on.
Get your head out of my fly! I am not talking about the short and curlies! I am talking about what is left of my hair from me pulling it out over the past two days. But it makes me feel wanted. And you know I like that.
I get this warm feeling way down deep. Down in the sub-cockles area. It makes me feel like warm apple pie.
And Beer. And you know how much I like beer.
I am swamped today so this is going to be very vast. I like beer so much that I am 3 beers away from my current goal of 500. So tonight I am making a special appearance at Coopers to knock that life long goal out of the park.
Some times you got to swing for the fences, and tonight, I am doing just that. And two weeks from now, I begin reaching for the stars! I have nothing better to do, than go for 1000! By my calculations that is at least 4 more years away. and a lot more money. But what is life without goals
NOTHING! And I am full of them!
I don't know what this is suppose to mean, but when I did a Google image search of "Life without goals," this is the first image that came up. So I am sharing it with you.As of right now this is where I stand on my lives work:
1 3 Floyd Robert the Bruce
2 Abita Jackamo
3 Abita Mardi Gras Bock
4 Abita Pecan
5 Abita Purple Haze
6 Abita Restoration Ale
7 Abita Strawberry
8 Abita Turbodog
9 Abita X-Mas Ale
10 Achel Bruin
11 Adnam Broadside English Ale
12 Aiko Stiprus
13 Alagash Triple
14 Alagash White
15 Alpha King
16 Amderson Valley ESB
17 Amstel Light
18 Anchor Liberty
19 Anchor Our Special Ale
20 Anchor Steamer
21 Anderson Valley Polleco Pale ale
22 Anderson Valley Winter Solstice
23 Appalachian Celtic Knot Irish Red
24 Appalachian Jolly Scott
25 Appalachian Susquehanna
26 Appalachian Trail Blazer rganic Brown Ale
27 Appalachian Water Gap Wheat
28 Arran Dark
29 Arrogant Basterd
30 Arrogant Bastered Oaked
31 Atlantic Bar Harbor Blueberry
32 Atwater Shaman Bourban Porter
33 Atwater Vanilla Java Porter
34 Atwater Voodooator
35 Augustiuebrau Mundien Maximator
36 Avery New World Porter
37 Avery Out of Bounds
38 Avery Red Point ale
39 Avery Salvation
40 Ayinger Oktoberfest Marzen
41 Baltica # 6
42 Baltica # 7
43 Baltica # 8
44 Baltica #3
45 Bavarian Barbarian Head Banger Brown Ale
46 Bavarian Barbarian Steel Driver Stout
47 Beamish Irish Stout
48 Bear Republic Black Mamba
49 Bear Republic Black Stout
50 Bear Republic Red Rocket Red Ale
51 Becks Oktoberfest
52 Bell's Expedition Stout
53 Bell's Java Stout
54 Bell's Kalamazoo Stout
55 Bell's Wheat Love
56 Bell's Winter White Ale
57 Bethlehem Rude Elf
58 Birra Moretti
59 Bitburger
60 Black Hook Porter
61 Blanche De Bruxelles
62 Blue Moon
63 Blue Moon Full Moon
64 Blue Moon Honey Moon
65 Blue Moon Pumpkin
66 Blue Moon Rising Moon
67 Blue Point Toasted Lager
68 Boaks Monster Mash
69 Boaks Two Blind Monks
70 Boddingtons Pub ale
71 Boulder Mojo IPA
72 Boulder Obovoid Empirical Russian Stout
73 Boulder Sundance Amber Solstice
74 Boulder Sweaty Betty
75 Brahma
76 Breckenridge 471 IPA
77 Breckenridge Avalanche
78 Breckenridge ESB
79 Breckenridge Vanilla Port
80 Brewsters Jezebel
81 Brewsters Mata Hari
82 Brooklyn Black Chocolate
83 Brooklyn Chocolat Stout
84 Brooklyn Monster Ale
85 Brooklyn Oktoberfest
86 Brooklyn Pennant ale
87 Brussels Pils
88 Bud Light Lime
89 Budweiser American Ale (Good)
90 Bullfrog Apricot
91 Bullfrog Blonde
92 Bullfrog Edgar IPA
93 Bullfrog ESB
94 Bullfrog Nut Brown
95 Bullfrog Smoked Porter
96 Carlsberg
97 Casco Bay Oktoberfest
98 Chimay Triple
99 Cintra Brazillion Pils
100 Climax Hefe Weizen AWESOME!
101 Coopers Brew Original Pale ale
102 Coopers Dark Ale
103 Coopers House Lager
104 Coopers Sparkling Ale
105 Coopers Vintage Ale
106 Corsodonk Abby Brown Ale
107 Corsodonk Abby Pale ale
108 Corsodonk Christmas Ale
109 Cricket Hill Colonel Blides ESB
110 Cricket Hill Hop Ale
111 Cuve'e de Noel St. Feuillien
112 DAB Dartmunder Action Brauerei
113 Darkside of the Moon Blue Moon/Guniess
114 De Ranke Guldenberg
115 De Ranke XX Bitter
116 Delerium Noel
117 Delerium Tromens
118 Dieu Du Ciel Solstice
119 Dinkel Acker Dark
120 Dirty Panties
121 Dixie Blackened Voodoo
122 Dixie Jazz Light
123 Dixie Lager
124 Dogfish Head 60 Minute IPA
125 Dogfish Head Barton Baton
126 Dogfish Head Chicory Stout
127 Dogfish Head Festina Pe'che
128 Dogfish Head Immort Ale
129 Dogfish Head India Brown
130 Dogfish Head Midas Touch
131 Dogfish Head Punkin Ale
132 Dogfish Head Raison D'ette
133 Dogfish Head Red and White
134 Dogfish Head Theobroma
135 Dominion Oak Barrel Stout
136 Dominion Oktoberfest
137 Duck Rabbit Porter
138 EKU Pils
139 Epes Pils
140 Erie Derailed
141 Erie Mad Anthony's Ale
142 Erie Presque Isle Pils
143 Erie Railbender
144 Erie Saratoga Lager
145 Erie Sunshine Wit Beer
146 Farson's Shandy
147 Fischer Amber
148 Fischer Blonde
149 Flying Bison Aviator Red Ale
150 Flying Bison Barnstormer Am Pale Ale
151 Flying Bison Black Bird Stout
152 Flying Bison Skye Pilot Scotch Ale
153 Flying Dog Gonzo
154 Flying Dogtoberfest
155 Fosters ESB
156 Founders Breakfast Ale
157 Founders Curmudgeon
158 Founders Dirty Bastered Scotch
159 Founders Double Trouble
160 Founders Rubaeus
161 Frambois Lambic
162 Franziskaner Dunkle Weizen
163 Franziskaner Hefe-Weizen
164 Freiberger
165 Fruli Belgium Strawberry Wit
166 Fullers 1845
167 Fullers ESB
168 Fullers London Pride
169 Gavroch French Red Ale
170 Gavroche Red Ale
171 Geants Goliath
172 Great Divide Denver Pale Ale
173 Great Divide Hades Belgain Ale
174 Great Divide Titain IPA
175 Green Flash IPA
176 Green Flash Le' Freak
177 Grimbergen blonde
178 Grotien Brown ale
179 Guiness
180 Hacker-Pschorr Oktoberfest
181 Hafhrau Dunkle
182 Harbin Chinese Beer
183 Harp
184 Harpoon Brown
185 Harpoon Cider
186 Harpoon Hefe Weizen UFO
187 Harpoon Hiberian Irish Red
188 Harpoon Leviathin Big Bohemian
189 Harpoon Oktoberfest
190 Harpoon Rasberry Hefe UFO
191 Harpoon Summer
192 Harpoon Winter Warmer
193 Heavy Seas Winter Storm
194 Heavyweight Lunacy
195 Heylissem Blond
196 High and Mighty
197 Hoegarden
198 Hofbrau Oktoberfest
199 Hook and Ladder Backdraft Brown
200 Hoppin Frog Boris Imperial Oatmeal Stout
201 IJ Turbobook
202 Intercourse Mount Jolly Pils
203 Ipswich Harvest ale
204 Ipswich Oatmeal Stout
205 Ipswich Original Ale
206 Iron City Light
207 Ithaca Apricot Wheat
208 Ithaca Cascazilla
209 Ithaca Partly Sunny
210 Jack Spice Pumpkin
211 Jolly Pumpkin Bam Biere
212 Kaiser Pils
213 Kasteel Brown ale
214 Kasteel Rogue
215 Kerkom Bink Bloesem
216 Killians
217 King Fisher Lager
218 Knights Head Lager
219 Knights Head Light
220 Knights Head Pale Ale
221 Konig Ludwig Wiess
222 Konig Pilsner
223 Kostriker Lager
224 Kronenbourg
225 Labatt Canadian Ale 50
226 Labett Signature Porter
227 Lancaster Amish 4 Grain Pale Ale
228 Lancaster Double Bach
229 Lancaster Golden Star Pils
230 Lancaster Milk Stout
231 Lancaster Strawberry Wheat
232 Lancaster Winter Warmer
233 Leagacy Midnight Wit
234 Leffe Bruin
235 Left Hand Black Jack Porter
236 Left Hand Deep Cove Brown
237 Left Hand Oktoberfest
238 Left Hand Polestore Pilsner
239 Legacy Hedenism Ale
240 Leinenkugel 1888 Bock
241 Leinenkugel Berry Weiss
242 Leinenkugel Hefe Weisen
243 Leinenkugel Shandy
244 Leinenkugel Summer
245 Leinenkugel Wheat
246 Lindenmons Lambic Pomme
247 Lobster Lovers 5.%
248 Lobster Lovers 9.%
249 Lost Coast 8 Ball Stoudt
250 Lowrenbrau
251 Lucifer
252 Macqueens Nessie Red Ale
253 Magic Hat Circus boy
254 Magic Hat Hocus Pocus
255 Magic Hat Lucky Kat
256 Magic Hat Odd Notion
257 Magic Hat Red Ale
258 Magic Hat Roxy Rolls
259 Magic Hat Wacko
260 Magners Cider
261 Maredsous 6
262 Maredsous 8-Double
263 McEwan's IPA
264 McSorely's Black Irish Lager
265 Meckatzer Golden Ale
266 Melbourn Cherry
267 Melbourn Strawberry
268 Mendocino Winter Ale
269 Mendocono Spring Bock
270 Mich Irish Red
271 Mich Ultra Pomigranate
272 Middleages Apricot ale
273 Middleages Rasberry ale
274 Miken Berger Helles Hefe
275 Miller High Life
276 Molson Canadian Lager
277 Moose Head
278 Moose Head Light
279 New Castle
280 New Holland Poet Stout
281 New River Pale ale
282 Nils Oscar Coffee Stout
283 Obolon Lager
284 Obolon Magnat
285 Obolon Premium
286 Ohara's Irish Red
287 Ohara's Irish Stout
288 Old Dominion Spring Buck
289 Old Peculier
290 Ommegan Hemmepin
291 Ommegan Three Philosophers
292 Ommegang Witte
293 Ommeganh Abby Ale
294 Oppigards Golden Ale
295 Orval
296 Pacifica
297 Paulander Oktoberfest
298 Paulander Original Munich
299 PBR
300 Penn Dark Lager
301 Penn Morzen
302 Penn Oktoberfest
303 Penn Weizen
304 Pete's Wicked Strawberry Blonde
305 Pete's Wicked Wanderlust
306 Pilsner Urquell
307 Pizza Port Brewing Hop-15 Ale
308 Pyramid Brew Amber Weisen
309 Pyramid Brew Curve Ball
310 Pyramid Brew Hefe Weizen
311 Pyramid Brew Snow Cap Ale
312 Ramstein Amber Lager
313 Ramstein Classic Wheat
314 Ramstein Winter Wheat
315 Red Nector Ale
316 Red Stripe
317 Redhook Black Hook
318 Redhook Blonde Ale
319 Redhook Copper Ale
320 Redhook ESB
321 Redhook Longhammer
322 Redhook SunRYE
323 Riverhorse Dark Harvest
324 Riverhorse Frostbite Winter
325 Rock Art Ridge Runner
326 Rodenbach Sour Ale
327 Rogue Brewer's Ale
328 Rogue Chipotle Ale
329 Rogue Chocolate Stout
330 Rogue Dead Guy Ale
331 Rogue Double Dead Guy Ale
332 Rogue Festive Ale
333 Rogue Hazel Nut Brown Nector
334 Rogue Japanese Black Wheat
335 Rogue Keller Irish Lager
336 Rogue Mocha Stout
337 Rogue Old Crustacean
338 Rogue Santa Private Reserve Ale
339 Rogue Shakespeare
340 Rogue White Crane Bitter
341 Roy Pitz Best Blond
342 Roy Pitz Old Jail Ale
343 Sam Adam Blackberry Witbier
344 Sam Adam Imperial White
345 Sam Adams Black Lager
346 Sam Adams Boysenberry
347 Sam Adams Broun Ale
348 Sam Adams Cherry Wheat
349 Sam Adams Cream Stout
350 Sam Adams Dortmunder
351 Sam Adams Double Bock
352 Sam Adams Honey Porter
353 Sam Adams Irish Red
354 Sam Adams Light
355 Sam Adams Longshot Grape Ale
356 Sam Adams Longshot Weozenbock
357 Sam Adams Oktoberfest
358 Sam Adams Old Ale
359 Sam Adams Summer ale
360 Sam Adams White ale
361 Sam Smith Organic Raspberry
362 Sam Smith Organic Strawberry
363 Sam Smith Tadcaster
364 Sam Smith Winter Welcome
365 Saranac Belgian Ale
366 Saranac Carmel Porter
367 Saranac Cooper's Irish Red
368 Saranac ESB
369 Saranac Octoberfest
370 Saranac Pomigranate Wheat
371 Saranac Pumpkin Ale
372 Saranac Vanilla Stout
373 Sea Dog Blueberry ale
374 Sea Dog Raspberry
375 Shipyard Pumpkin Head Alr
376 Sierra Nevada Bigfoot ale B
377 Skol
378 Sly Fox Phoenix Pale ale
379 Sly Fox Pikeland Pils
380 Sly Fox Raspberry Reserve
381 Smithwicks
382 Snow Goose Wild Goose Winter ale
393 South Hampton Double White
384 South Hampton Secret Ale
385 Southern Tier Old Man Winter Ale
386 Spanish Peaks Honey Raspberry
387 Spanish Peaks Winter Cheer
388 Spaten Oktoberfest
389 Spiced Wheat
390 Spring Heat Spiced Wheat
391 Steamworks Colorado Kolsch
392 Steamworks Thirdeye Pale
393 Stegmier 150
394 Stegmier Brewhouse Bock
395 Stegmier Holiday Warmer
396 Stegmier Mid Summer White
397 Stegmier Oktoberfest
398 Stegmier Summer Stock Lager
399 Stella Artois
400 Stone Mill Pale ale
401 Stone Pale Ale
402 Stone RuinationIPA
403 Stone Vertical Epic
404 Stoudts Blonde Double Maibock
405 Stoudts Fat Dog
406 Stoudts Gold Lager
407 Stoudts Scarlet Lady
408 Stoudts Smooth Hoperator !!!!!
409 Stoudts Weizen
410 Straub's Special Dark
411 Strongbow Cider
412 Summit Great North Porter
413 Summit Hefe Weizen
414 Summit Moabock
415 Summit Oatmeal Stout
416 Summit Oktoberfest
417 Summit Scandia ale
418 Summit Winter ale
419 Taras Boulba
420 Tetley's English Ale
421 Tetley's Irish Ale
422 Thirsty Dog Siberian Night
423 Thomas Hooker Irish Red
424 Thomas Hooker Oktoberfest
425 Tommy Knocker Butthead
426 Tommy Knocker Imperial
427 Tommy Knocker Jack Whacker
428 Tommy Knocker Maple
429 Tommy Knocker Pick Axe
430 Troeg's Deak Reckoning
431 Troeg's Dreamweaver
432 Troeg's Mad Elf ale
433 Troeg's Naked Elf
434 Troeg's Nugget Nectar
435 Troeg's Oatmeal Stout
436 Troeg's Rugged Trail Nut Brown
437 Troeg's Sunshine Pils
438 Troeg's Wheat ale
439 Troegenator
440 Trois Mousquetaires Weiz
441 Tsingtao
442 Tucher Helles Hefe
443 Ultra Amber
444 Ultra Bruin
445 Unibroue Blanche De Chambly
446 Unibroue Chembly Noire
447 Unibroue Ephemere
448 Unibroue Maudite
449 Victory 10th Anniversary
450 Victory Braumister
451 Victory Festbier
452 Victory Gold Rush
453 Victory Golden Monkey
454 Victory Harvest Ale
455 Victory Hop Wallop
456 Victory Kolsch
457 Victory Moonglow
458 Victory Old Horizontar
459 Victory Scarlet Moon
460 Victory Storm King
461 Victory Sunrise
462 Victory Weissbier
463 Victory Wild Devil
464 Victory Yakima Double IPA
465 Warsteiner Oktoberfest
466 Weissenche Monk's Fest
467 Wexford Irish Cream
468 Weyerbacher 13 Anniversary
469 Weyerbacher Autom Fest
470 Weyerbacher Black Hole
471 Weyerbacher Blanche
472 Weyerbacher Brewing Variety
473 Weyerbacher Fireside Ale
474 Weyerbacher Hop Infusion
475 Weyerbacher House Ale
476 Weyerbacher Imperial Pumpkin Ale
477 Weyerbacher Insanity
478 Weyerbacher Merry Monks
479 Weyerbacher Muse
480 Weyerbacher Rasberry
481 Weyerbacher Scotch Ale
482 Weyerbacher Slam Dunkel
483 Weyerbacher Winter ale
484 Wild Blue Lager
485 Winter Bourbon Cask ale
486 Wyder's Apple Cider
487 Wyder's Pear Cider
488 Wyder's Rasberry Cider
489 Yards Poor Richards Tavern ale
490 Yeungling Bock
491 Yeungling Lager
492 Young's Double Chocolate
493 Young's London Ale
494 Young's Old Nick Barley Wine Style
495 Young's Waggle Dance
496 Zatec
497 Zotler Bier
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