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goindownsouth
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 posted Jul-06-2006 11:29 AM
  
And like a [Sly Fox] Phoenix [Pale Ale], rising from the ashes, our hero, 90+ lbs lighter, blazed a trail through the park the likes of which few woodland creatures have ever seen. Being environmentally conscious, as our hero is, thankfully, this brew is sold in cans. Hooray for recycling! *sorry, I had to write something goofy*
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randymar
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posted Jul-06-2006 11:43 AM
You CAN recycle glass, too.------------------
Life is Short ... Make Fun of It. 400 Beers
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goindownsouth
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posted Jul-06-2006 11:47 AM
Thanks for raining on my parade there, buddy... lol
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randymar
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posted Jul-06-2006 11:49 AM
Arrrrgh!!!Don't say RAIN!!! *It will hear you and come back!!!*
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goindownsouth
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posted Jul-06-2006 11:53 AM
You don't like running around like a wet rat out there? *sigh*
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randymar
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posted Jul-06-2006 12:07 PM
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Originally posted by ... well, me:
In South Jersey, the summer air doesn't slap you ... it smothers you with a hot pillow that's been soaking in bong water and frog sh!t for 3,000 years. On good days, the sky is white from humidity haze; on the bad it's orange from forest fires. The atmosphere is so saturated, that if you opened a back of Sack-Crete and just poured it on your lawn, when you got home from work, you'd have a new sidewalk. But, until this spring, it would never rain. Storms would take I-95 and soak New England or VA or take the Parkway out to sea and F-up the salinity in the North Atlantic.
For those who don't know.
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goindownsouth
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posted Jul-06-2006 12:11 PM
For the record, we here in PA have it no easier, my friend. I almost prefer the summers in South Carolina to the summers here.
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randymar
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posted Jul-06-2006 12:20 PM
When I wrote that; I think I was the only person here - other than MM - who didn't live above I-80.
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randymar
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posted Jul-06-2006 12:26 PM
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Originally posted by goindownsouth:
I almost prefer the summers in South Carolina to the summers here.
I'll take a hot New Jersey swamp over a hot South Carolina swamp any day. In New Jersey, I KNOW that at the end of that road is a liquor store and the beer is cold. If my bike breaks, I can walk one mile, get out of the forest and be refreshed. Carolina??? I'm not so sure.
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goindownsouth
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posted Jul-06-2006 12:32 PM
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Originally posted by randymar:
In New Jersey, I KNOW that at the end of that road is a liquor store and the beer is cold. If my bike breaks, I can walk one mile, get out of the forest and be refreshed.Carolina??? I'm not so sure.
LOL... Touche'...
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randymar
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posted Jul-06-2006 01:32 PM
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Originally posted by randymar:
"First one to the bottom is the best beer for the rest of whole summer."
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goindownsouth
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posted Jul-06-2006 01:46 PM
Best beer for summer?Hard to beat Victory's Sunrise Weissbier...
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randymar
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posted Jul-06-2006 01:57 PM
Oh yeah, that was good, too.But does it conjure the image above??? I think not.
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goindownsouth
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posted Jul-06-2006 02:01 PM
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Originally posted by randymar:
Oh yeah, that was good, too.But does it conjure the image above??? I think not.
You're right. It doesn't. But then again, what does?
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randymar
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posted Jul-06-2006 02:17 PM
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Originally posted by randymar:
Sweaty Betty Blonde Ale from Boulder BeerI can see her and MH Circus Boy, on their bikes at the top of a big hill saying "First one to the bottom is the best beer for the rest of the summer."
Look!!! We made a big circle!!!
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La Tortuga
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posted Jul-06-2006 02:21 PM
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Originally posted by goindownsouth:
You don't like running around like a wet rat out there? *sigh*
Running? You keep mentioning running – some of us don’t actually do that – it’s hard and makes breathing hard. In fact some of us consider knitting exercise. *I’m a Gemini – I frequently imply that there are more than one of me*
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randymar
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posted Jul-06-2006 02:29 PM
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Originally posted by La Tortuga:
*I’m a Gemini – I frequently imply that there are more than one of me*
Just don't get all royal on us, Princess.
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goindownsouth
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posted Jul-06-2006 02:33 PM
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Originally posted by La Tortuga:
Running?You keep mentioning running – some of us don’t actually do that – it’s hard and makes breathing hard. In fact some of us consider knitting exercise. *I’m a Gemini – I frequently imply that there are more than one of me*
So since there may [or may not be] more than one of you, does that imply that more than one of you could possibly be brewing beer at a time? Just thinking out loud, really...
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webfoot
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posted Jul-06-2006 02:40 PM
I know I'm not allowed to discuss running, and this is as close to it as I'll get, I promise;I'm running the philly distance run in Sept, any beer threader interested in meeting here: http://eulogybar.server101.com/ Click on the "beer" tab, you'll be amazed. I went here last year while down on business, just wandered in off the street, looked at the beer menu, gasped, then hugged the bartender....
Foods pretty good too. Anyway, just a thought... http://eulogybar.server101.com/
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goindownsouth
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posted Jul-06-2006 02:44 PM
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Originally posted by webfoot:
I know I'm not allowed to discuss running, and this is as close to it as I'll get, I promise;I'm running the philly distance run in Sept, any beer threader interested in meeting here: http://eulogybar.server101.com/ Click on the "beer" tab, you'll be amazed. I went here last year while down on business, just wandered in off the street, looked at the beer menu, gasped, then hugged the bartender....
Foods pretty good too. Anyway, just a thought... http://eulogybar.server101.com/
How long is this distance run of which you speak, and when is it? I have never been to Eulogy, but the vibes are legendary...
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randymar
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posted Jul-06-2006 02:47 PM
I used to work with the owner of Eulogy - Mike Naessens - at Campbell's. Good guy.I'll be LT-less for the Distance Run, but I may stop by. Ooooh, that reminds me, I should probably register for that.
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randymar
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posted Jul-06-2006 02:51 PM
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Originally posted by goindownsouth:
How long is this distance run of which you speak, and when is it?
1/2 Mary - Sept 17
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goindownsouth
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posted Jul-06-2006 02:52 PM
I had actually thought about trying to get Victory Brewing Company to sponsor a 5k in Downingtown, PA... I think it might be possible, and think of the after-event festivities!
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goindownsouth
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posted Jul-06-2006 02:54 PM
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Originally posted by randymar:
1/2 Mary - Sept 17
Oh, well then, nevermind... One, that is a touch out of my range... Ok, completely out of my range... And two, I will be in Germany at that time... But my heart will be with y'all...
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randymar
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posted Jul-06-2006 02:56 PM
2nd Thought ...I'm in, just for this!!! quote:
YO BIG DIRTY HO (HOEGAARDEN/FRAMBROISE BIG GLASS)
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