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Waiting at Sac airport to see if I can get a seat on the plane I booked 2 MONTHS ago. Doesn't look good. Just pounded a 9 dollar pint of Stella Artoise. Good stuff. Will be pissed as hell if I have to spend the night in a hotel and catch a 6:30 flight tomorrow morning. ****ing United.
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This years "Old Guardian" Barley Wine Style Ale from Stone. Never fails and at 11.00% ABV will sneak up on ya real quick!

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Humboldt wrote:Waiting at Sac airport to see if I can get a seat on the plane I booked 2 MONTHS ago. Doesn't look good. Just pounded a 9 dollar pint of Stella Artoise. Good stuff. Will be pissed as hell if I have to spend the night in a hotel and catch a 6:30 flight tomorrow morning. ****ing United.
did you get on the flight ?
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Dan wrote:did you get on the flight ?
Thankfully, yes.
Not sure what the problem was but I bought the tickets a couple of months ago. This was the only leg of my trip I didn't have a seat assignment in advance,
and I would've been furious if I had to stay the night.

2 people took the 400 bucks and gave their seats up, otherwise I wouldn't have had a seat.

Whew. Nothing like hearing that after flying east coast to west coast.
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Humboldt wrote:Thankfully, yes.
Not sure what the problem was but I bought the tickets a couple of months ago. This was the only leg of my trip I didn't have a seat assignment in advance,
and I would've been furious if I had to stay the night.

2 people took the 400 bucks and gave their seats up, otherwise I wouldn't have had a seat.

Whew. Nothing like hearing that after flying east coast to west coast.
if that ever happens get a hold of me,we are 15 min from sac airport,you could sleep on my couch.
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Humboldt wrote:
2 people took the 400 bucks and gave their seats up, otherwise I wouldn't have had a seat.
I've been in several situations where the airlines were offering you something like $750 and they would pay for your night's stay at a hotel.
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Pilsner Urquell :thumb:

Good stuff.
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The wife bought a bunch of fresh strawberries to make jelly. We are using the the leftovers and making fresh strawberry daiquiris. That, some bubble berry and sweet lovin!!! :thumb: :rotfl:
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Coke …………………… no more rum for me.

I was tired of waking up in strange places with ugly women.
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RoundEye wrote:Coke …………………… no more rum for me.

I was tired of waking up in strange places with ugly women.
Now you just wake up in strange places with Ken?

:D

Just PBR for me today...found an un-opened bottle of vodka in the carport a few months ago and haven't even cracked it.
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Humboldt wrote:... Now you just wake up in strange places with Ken? ...

:D
I'm just a drunk not pickey. :rotfl:


All kidding aside, I think it might have a bad side effect with my MS meds.
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new 6% light I tried.not too bad IMO
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Dan wrote:new 6% light I tried.not too bad IMO
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I love blue glass but don't think that's the beer for me.
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Humboldt wrote:I love blue glass
:nod:

the wife is going to re-purpose those cool bottles
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Hey John :)
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Humboldt wrote:Hey John :)

Hey friend :)
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John wrote:Hey friend :)
Don't see you too often.

Life is good?
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Mad_Haggis wrote:Coors Light
The question was "What are you drinking". Not what are you washing your car with!
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I am very interesting today...

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because I'm an old guy,so I can stay awake for the trip to Maui :D
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Mio Blueberry Lemonade
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2 Imperial (20oz) pints of Redwood Curtain's Imperial Golden Ale http://www.redwoodcurtainbrewing.com/site/beers-2

and just settling down to a nice canned Miller High Life.
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this is a seasonal craft brew from Maui brewing Co,that just hit the shelves today,it is a limited run of only 4000 cases,it is really good,Passion fruit & cherries,
and yes ! it's really hot today ! and don't give me that "dry heat crap " !
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"Truly Local, Truly No Ka Oi

LAHAINA, MAUI, HI - 4 June 2012 - Sobrehumano Palena 'ole, Maui Brewing Co.'s (MBC) liliko'i and cherry red ale developed with Jolly Pumpkin Artisan Ales (JPAA) will be released in June. MBC and JPAA both have brewed this beer; however MBC used standard fermentation while JPAA's version is a barrel aged sour. The beers will be packaged both by MBC (in cans) and JPAA (in bottles). MBC's cans are expected to hit store shelves the first week in June. This will be the first collaboration released by MBC in a can.

Sobrehumano Palena 'ole, is a blended Spanish-Hawaiian term meaning "superhuman" and "without limits" and, truly, there were no limitations placed on the development of this unique collaboration. This beer is ruby in color and tart and refreshing in flavor. It has an ABV of 6.0% and an IBU of 24 and pairs well with life; but also duck, and BBQ!



Garrett Marrero of Maui Brewing Co. tells us, "I'm 'super' excited to release this beer - there is ENORMOUS buzz surrounding our first 'can-laboration'. JP and Maui both are comfortable in pushing the limits just as is implied in the beer's name. Ron says he especially enjoys this beer listening to Braddah IZ's 'Hawaiian Suppaman' and I'd have to agree - great music, great bear, BBQ and friends...can't go wrong with this one. This is a limited release and won't last long so be sure to get some at your favorite shop as soon as possible!"

Maui Brewing Co. is a truly Hawaiian brewery, and proud to be wholly produced in Hawaii. Recognized as Hawaii's #1 craft beer since 2005, the company has a strong commitment to the local economy and the environment. MBC beers are packaged with the most eco-friendly materials. Cans are manufactured on Oahu and designed by local Maui artists. They have the added bonus of better protecting the beer from both light and oxygen damage which can compromise the taste. Plastic rings are dangerous to marine life and therefore, a unique, recyclable plastic carrying device is used to hold the cans. The spent grain from beer production is donated to local ranchers for cattle feed and composting. MBC is also very active in several local Hawaiian charities.



Founder Garrett Marrero and his wife, Melanie, operate a 7-barrel brewpub at the Kahana location as well as a 25-barrel production brewery and canning facility in Lahaina. Maui Brewing Co. is a truly local beer as 100% of their products are made in Hawaii. "
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Coors Light. By a 48 cAn pack and save $2.90 vs 2 twofours....everybody that drinks beer knows what a twofour is?
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Homemade grape wine. I can't stand any other wine anymore.
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Tasty!!
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The riding mower doesn't seem to start without High Life.

It runs on PBR but not as well.
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Humboldt wrote:The riding mower doesn't seem to start without High Life.

It runs on PBR but not as well.
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Trini's mom does buck like hell but not sure it's to the same degree.
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I don’t think I can drink any alcohol with the medication I’m on.(for life) :(
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RoundEye wrote:I don’t think I can drink any alcohol with the medication I’m on.(for life) :(
The thread's not limited to alcoholic drinks only :)
Might be worth asking your doctor about, maybe small amounts every now and then might be ok.
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H2O..good stuff!
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Coconut Rum and Coke!!


Rock on!!! :D
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Mad_Haggis wrote:I would just love to post while drinking, Thanks to ken, I, am still I
Do you have a system operational guide to this forum?, if so, keep it too yourself...

Few more of these and I will bet that i can understand what you are saying! :cheers:
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