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Guyon

Guyon

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resinguy said:
Too bad for you, slows your reaction time. :thumbup:
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If I don't have a drink, I'll shoot off my email prematurely. :o :D

Again, this ain't my first time to the county fair. :p
 
Guyon said:
Amy-0's right. I'm constantly emailing her before I should. :D
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LOL

But I have to tell you this...If I would have seen a Grey Goose bottle maybe I would have given ya a chance....Ha Ha


Enjoy your evening Guyon and have a few more of those cause I always type faster when I have a couple:thumbup: :thumbup:
 
Amy-0 said:
Enjoy your evening Guyon and have a few more of those cause I always type faster when I have a couple:thumbup: :thumbup:
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Amy, I have a sneaking suspicion that you'd type fast on Benadryl. :D

Oh, and for the record, my Ketel One ran dry the other night. This is some backup vodka that I got duty free and stashed away. :thumbup:

You should always have backup vodka just in case. :p
 
That martini looks yummy, I think I have the ingredients in the house to make one, if not I always have my Crown Royal and red vermouth for a manhattan (my favourite)! I've also got the Hoegaarden chillin' in the freezer.

Well I am finally back to civilisation (Canada), the first time since Blade. I have a month off before heading back to Peru. I am doing a little work on the house this week, then off to Germany for a wedding next week, I thought I better turn on my computer today and see if I can't score a couple more special editions... looking for an AD, LMS and BATAC SE's.

Good luck all !
 
mckrob said:
That martini looks yummy, I think I have the ingredients in the house to make one, if not I always have my Crown Royal and red vermouth for a manhattan (my favourite)! I've also got the Hoegaarden chillin' in the freezer.
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I've never like martinis all that much, but I've discovered recently that I do like the salty "olivey" taste of a dirty martini. That one had a healthy dollup of vodka, a splash of dry vermouth, and two tablespoons of olive juice. Shook it with ice and then poured in into the glass with three olives. :thumbup: :thumbup:
 
mckrob said:
I've also got the Hoegaarden chillin' in the freezer.
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Best beer on the planet. My old shipmate/roommate from my Navy days got married in Leuven. Stella Artois and Hoegaarden were the beverages of choice all week. I am always on the lookout for it. There were a couple places I could get it in Pittsburgh, but Idaho.... Blue Moon comes close, but it isn't really an acceptable substitute.

Rick
 
rbmcmjr said:
Best beer on the planet. My old shipmate/roommate from my Navy days got married in Leuven. Stella Artois and Hoegaarden were the beverages of choice all week. I am always on the lookout for it. There were a couple places I could get it in Pittsburgh, but Idaho.... Blue Moon comes close, but it isn't really an acceptable substitute.

Rick
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In 2002 I spent three months working in Belgium carrying out a regional gravity survey for the Belgian Geodetic Survey, we literally covered every square kilometre of Belgium on that survey, I personally got to see about 30% of of the country on a 1km x 1km survey grid. It's a beautiful place steeped in history...

The Belgians take their beer very seriously, and most consider it the birthplace of beer... I was told that there are roughly 1200 different brews from around 300 different breweries, some of these breweries (monasteries) date back to the 10th century. Most restaurants have a beer menu with more variety and flavour than their food menu! Hoegaarden was definitely one of my favourites and lucky me, I can get it at the local Brewer's Retail store that is only about 100m from my front door here in Canada... !

Needless to say I loved it there, and if there are any true beer aficionados out there, I highly recommend a beer tour of Belgium, you won’t be disappointed!
 
mckrob said:
In 2002 I spent three months working in Belgium carrying out a regional gravity survey for the Belgian Geodetic Survey, we literally covered every square kilometre of Belgium on that survey, I personally got to see about 30% of of the country on a 1km x 1km survey grid. It's a beautiful place steeped in history...

The Belgians take their beer very seriously, and most consider it the birthplace of beer... I was told that there are roughly 1200 different brews from around 300 different breweries, some of these breweries (monasteries) date back to the 10th century. Most restaurants have a beer menu with more variety and flavour than their food menu! Hoegaarden was definitely one of my favourites and lucky me, I can get it at the local Brewer's Retail store that is only about 100m from my front door here in Canada... !

Needless to say I loved it there, and if there are any true beer aficionados out there, I highly recommend a beer tour of Belgium, you won’t be disappointed!
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Oh, Belgium is definitely on my list! To visit, I mean. Perchance to drink my way through.

Just have to finish this pesky second career first.
 
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