What are you drinking, right now?

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10/7/06 at 5:03pm

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One of my favorite tings about Thread Killer thread was the insights it gave me into bears drinking habits.

So with that in mind, what are you drinking and what inspirations, musings memories is it bringing out for you?

So I just cracked open a Celebrator Double Bock. Nice roasted malty, and strong.

It is making me miss the hell out of my time living in Germany and my friends from there. Barney McCabe, If you read this, get in touch.

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10/7/06 at 5:56pm

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Well, I just had my sunday morning brunch coffee. A small one-cup plunger, 3 scoops of espresso-grind espresso roast coffee in and just-off boiling water, some full cream milk, and guzzle.
Bit early for beer.

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10/7/06 at 6:22pm

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Ice water.

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10/7/06 at 6:26pm

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Strawberry Sunny Delight with diet Sprite over ice.

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10/7/06 at 6:33pm

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Originally Posted by GarryZ

Strawberry Sunny Delight with diet Sprite over ice.

And to that, I askthe question, what are you smoking?

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10/7/06 at 6:38pm

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Originally Posted by tief schnee

And to that, I askthe question, what are you smoking?

I smoke not . The past is the past and is gonna stay that way
I did buy a bottle of wine, tho.
Columbia Crest Gewurstriminer

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10/7/06 at 6:56pm

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10/7/06 at 10:58pm

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Tief, if you like Celebrator, you would probably like what I'm drinking:

The heaviness of the complexity fuels the force behind the dart that hits the mark.

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10/8/06 at 10:47am

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A mug of tea -Sainsbury's Red Label, milk and sugar.

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10/8/06 at 6:33pm

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Just popped the cap on a cold bottle of Pilsner Urquell - Refreshing!!

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10/8/06 at 7:36pm

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tief, Celebrator is one of my favorites. Very smooth for a dopple bock.

I also like the Mackeson XXX Stout.

PS. What's up with those damn little goats?

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10/9/06 at 3:43am

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Coffee
Fresh ground beans Seattles Best Hazelnut. Cream, real cream, not 1/2% water/milk.
Cool morning. Crisp autumn air. Colours at their peak(not that I can see them at this hour)
AHHHHHHHHH peace!

Surviving is essential, thriving is incredible!
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10/9/06 at 3:46am

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Milk right usually down a Half gallon a day

"its not that you cant ski the bumps, its that you cant ski and the bumps prove it"

pbfootnit.blogspot.com/ <<< the start of something good!

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10/9/06 at 6:25am

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Green Tea-straight up

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10/9/06 at 10:00am

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When I read this thread yesterday, I was drinking homemade Lemoncello.

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10/9/06 at 10:31am

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When the thread was started,

Phone sez it was an Aligote:

http://www.snowmediazone.com/the_zon...60470_ORIG.jpg

anticooler than you

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10/9/06 at 2:26pm

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Quote:

Originally Posted by rayl1964

I also like the Mackeson XXX Stout.

Wow, you must be an old age pensioner. Respect.

'Mackeson looks good, tastes good and by golly it does you good'.

I have not seen that ad on the telly in decades, since the days of black and white tv and only two channels.

I thought they stopped making it when Albert Tatlock and Ena Sharples passed away.

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10/9/06 at 3:21pm

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Home brewed IPA.

I slide.

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10/9/06 at 4:47pm

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Quote:

Originally Posted by tromano

I was drinking Sam Adams the night of my wife and I's first date.

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Originally Posted by volantaddict

Tief, if you like Celebrator, you would probably like what I'm drinking:

I will have to keep my eyes open for it.

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Originally Posted by medmarkco

Just popped the cap on a cold bottle of Pilsner Urquell - Refreshing!!

Cheers

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Originally Posted by carbonissimo

When I read this thread yesterday, I was drinking homemade Lemoncello.

When I lived in Germany, the Italian girl down the hall would get a bottle every couple of months in the mail from her mom. Good stuff.

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Originally Posted by Posaune

Home brewed IPA.

Home brew is the best

The turning of the leaves and the Apple Festival in town made me snag a sixer of this...........

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10/9/06 at 8:28pm

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Right now at this very second:

I love Belgian wheat beer...all brands.

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10/10/06 at 6:14pm

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Shipyard Pumpkinhead Ale! Good stuff! I am alternating with Sam Adams Oktoberfest....

"Pain is temporary.....if I quit, however, it lasts forever." Lance Armstrong

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10/10/06 at 7:03pm

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Plumpjack reserve, 1997 cab......dang, son!!!!! (last bottle of '97

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char-grilled lamb chops w/garlic mash potatoes, steam asparagus, fig pie for desert! Doors and windows are locked!

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10/10/06 at 7:05pm

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Hendricks on the rocks.

Click. Point. Chute.

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10/10/06 at 8:25pm

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Quote:

Originally Posted by ragin' cajun'

Plumpjack reserve, 1997 cab......dang, son!!!!! (last bottle of '97

: )
char-grilled lamb chops w/garlic mash potatoes, steam asparagus, fig pie for desert! Doors and windows are locked!

tell me about the fig pie...washed down with sauterne?

"Pain is temporary.....if I quit, however, it lasts forever." Lance Armstrong

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10/11/06 at 6:13am

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Quote:

Originally Posted by BushwackerinPA

Milk right usually down a Half gallon a day

Im glad Im not the only one. My friends think its weird. Unless both of us are weird

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10/11/06 at 7:07am

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Apple Juice at the moment.

I have a couple Staropramens waiting for me at home, though.

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10/11/06 at 7:11am

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Brock Landers

Im glad Im not the only one. My friends think its weird. Unless both of us are weird

I am pretty sure we are the different ones

"its not that you cant ski the bumps, its that you cant ski and the bumps prove it"

pbfootnit.blogspot.com/ <<< the start of something good!

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10/11/06 at 7:38am

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I am pretty sure we are the different ones

You guys really aren't going to like the $4.50+/gal milk prices now hitting the markets.

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10/11/06 at 11:23am

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Quote:

Originally Posted by medmarkco

You guys really aren't going to like the $4.50+/gal milk prices now hitting the markets.

Cheaper than crack...

Still 2.19 here in Boston, just have to know where to look for it.

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10/11/06 at 11:51am

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2004 Graves. mmm d. lish. us.

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