Anyone drinking??

I think that KAAK ate him. He is, after all, a flesh-eating alien.

All that remains of LP is his pitiful plea for help, immortalized now in KAAK's sig line:

LittlePrick said:
Somebody help me to stop him from contacting me any further.
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It's only 9:30am, but I am already thinking about mixing up a batch or two of Pisco Sours tonight, the very yummy national drink of Peru:


3 parts Pisco
1 part fresh key-lime juice
1 part cane syrop
1 egg white
dash bitters
crushed ice
 
Just got back from a 16 day road trip through california, utah, arizona, and nevada. Untold numbers of chickenfried steak, I even had it twice in one day. Best bourbon spot of the trip, my hotel room's balcony in Monument Valley.

Tried a Pisco Sour for the first time at the Getty Center, pretty good.
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I'm hitting the bottle again now, having just accidentally partially stripped my BATAC!
 
:cool: We were watching a movie about bird migration and there were parts filmed in Monument Valley. When I go to Utah at the end of the month I may try and get down there.:thumbup:

chickenfried said:
Just got back from a 16 day road trip through california, utah, arizona, and nevada. Untold numbers of chickenfried steak, I even had it twice in one day. Best bourbon spot of the trip, my hotel room's balcony in Monument Valley.

Tried a Pisco Sour for the first time at the Getty Center, pretty good.
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Business or pleasure, Tony G.? I'm definitely going back to utah. Grand Canyon was a let down after utah. Mainly because of the crowds and traffic.

Maybe I'll ride highway 12. I loved how the much the scenery changed from start to finish. Chatted for a little bit with a guy at one of the overlooks on highway 12 on a moots road bike. I bet he had a blast on that road.

Highway 12 passes through Red Canyon, Bryce Canyon National Park, Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument and over Boulder Mountain in the Dixie National Forest to its conclusion near the entrance to Capitol Reef National Park
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