Son-of-a-Weizen

Yeah, not a bad Red Trumpet price for some of those VICJs (the JFK sounds great) but have you perused the JRVGs lately, Late? $50 for Jutta, La Rocca, & Chambers!!! http://www.redtrumpet.com/search/qsresults...&sid=1035534217

And here I thought my sister was the only person on earth who'd regularly fall asleep in bed with the hair dryer running. She liked the sound of it and the warmth under the covers. Used to drive my mom crazy with fear that she'd burn the place down. Geez, it wasn't like we had to forage around for sticks to burn in order to heat the place. I wonder if she's the only person on earth who'll only eated mashed or baked potato if it has gobs of grape jelly on it?

Shorty Rogers!!

Can Ron & I be co-Godfathers?

The man speaketh the truth!

Well, two --- that Franziskaner Doppelbock is like a Schneider Weisse on steroids. Interesting link you posted....definitely not familiar with that place in Methuen. Has it been around for eons? I've never seen Julius Echter on tap and assume you're talking bottles? If not, consider yourself a very lucky man! ...and get the guest room all fixed up 'cause I'll be right up!

Forest Cafe? Some Harvard yuppie joint? Shame on you Kevin....you KNOW that the place to go for good brew is Jacob Wirth? ....140 years and still going strong (well, last Dec. they were anyway. ). Look at that bar setup w/the porcelain taps, Catesta....and that mammoth well-aged & smoked chunk-o-ancient oak behind the bar. No suds sitting in that line for 10 days and getting stale like at so many other joints......those lines flow like a fountain. http://www.jacobwirth.com/index4_1.html IMPORTED DRAFT BEER pint pitcher Spaten Lite, Germany $4.25 $17 Spaten Optimator, Germany $4.25 $17 Hoffbrau Original, Germany $5 $16 Warsteiner Pilsner, Germany $4.25 $17 Ayinger Celebrator, Germany $6.50 $28 Hoegarden White, Belgium $4.25 $17 Stella Artois Lager, Belgium $4.25 $17 Bass Ale, England $4.25 $17 Frankenheim Alt, Germany $5 $20 Fransiskaner Double Bock Weissbier, Germany $6 $19 Paulaner Hefeweizen Wheat, Germany (20 oz. / pitcher) $6.50 $20 Warsteiner Premium Dunkel Dark, Germany (20 oz. / pitcher) $5 $20 Youngs Double Chocolate Stout, England $5 $20 Guinness Stout, Dublin, Ireland $5 $16 Clausthaler Premium Non-Alcoholic, Germany (12 oz. bottle) $3.75 Martens Low Carb Lager, Belgium(12oz. bottle) $3.75

Sure, I'm in total agreement.....I suppose it just makes me roll eyes when I hear these announcers launch into their best shrill 'oh, my gosh..that's disgusting!' routine, while at the same time we're figuring out a way to momentarily distract a kids attention from the 'if your erection last longer than...' babble. As for the players ...I grew tired of their antics a few years ago which is why I now watch zero NBA games and less than a half-dozen NFL games.

This whole Moss thing is a laugh. So many folks out there feigning outrage and playing this thing up on radio and in the papers.....& participating in the instant online polls (MSN) re: the proper punishment......blah, blah. All that clown does is pretend to moon some fans and these ninny sports announcers jaws drop to the ground and they start huffing & puffing about how decorum has been egregiously breached........meanwhile, the fans at home get to sit there watching these NFL games (or even golf!) with 8-year-old girls in the room who're treated to the Levitra and Cialis ads w/the voiceovers about 'ED' and stern warnings about the need to run like the wind to the doc's office if ya can't clobber it into submission with a golf club after 4-hours.

Taylor's Tenors???

Yes! Perfect! One big for all.

That would seem echo our experience here at home....and I've been cooking with barrel-loads of quality unfiltered oil and Vitamin C packed yellow, red, green & orange bells for 16+ years. It's all in the genes. Back to the frozen food section of the market for General Tsao's Chicken w/Cashews!!

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LWayne was back at BN, Bright......he didn't just parachute in.

Absolutely! I'm surprised that this never appeared as a box, particularly in Japan -- how often do you find a vol. 1 through vol. 5 collection that's only appeared as separates? Well, I suppose the Bud Powells.....4 vols., right? .

Oh! Okay, thank you Bill.

Is the 2nd track on his first Vanguard LP called 'T + L' or 'TAL' ? Thanks.

Me too. Perhaps you & I should establish an informal pact of cooperation to defend him if he ever hits the political forums? You know how rough those europeans and guys from Indiana can be! B-)

They'd rate a fourth cheer if they'd start to take PayPal. Geez, even dinky little Platenworm Records in Netherlands takes Paypal.

Geez, someone actually took the plunge. That must rank an 'honorable mention' (or better) in the 'ol 'Buy-It-Now' record book.

If there's coinage to spare, I'd add the Brownie 'Complete EmArcy' box to that pile.

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewI...6354054935&rd=1

I hit Borders today to burn a gift card but walked away without anything. Didn't really see much except for another 'One for All' Criss Cross that I don't have. Last Amazon Japan order was 'sprung' from their warehouse on Dec. 29 but that was a 2004 order...so I'm going to sit back & wait 'till that Pepper Select comes out...and of course move in for the kill on a certain eBay cd that'll come due in a short while. Rhymes with 'Fuzzy Days' B-)