Son-of-a-Weizen

JJ Johnson/Kai Winding/Bennie Green 'Early Bones' (Prestige)

Joanne Brackeen 'Ancient Dynasty'

From my favorite cheese shop, spicy Sopressate Salami plus some Prima Donna cheese from Netherlands. Only thing missing (where's catesta?)... http://cheesetique.com/

So, other than a questionable piano....how is that place? I'm supposed to go there in a few weeks. Two days ago they still had the Oct schedule up on the webpage and I left a message on the answering machine about it.

I think you want to try Commonwealth at the Columbia Heights metro station: http://www.donrockwell.com/index.php?showtopic=9766 My handle on that board is MC Horoscope. Wow, that's a great looking site....they even have something about 'Cheesetique Wine Bar' down by me. Thanks for that link. Do they have a political forum too?

This place called Eamonn's/A Dublin Chipper is a few miles down the road. Haven't been there yet but most folks I know give 'er pretty high marks on the chipper front. http://www.dcfoodies.com/2008/03/eamons.html

Right now, a French white! 2006 Pouilly-Fume.

Some nice looking brews on this thread-- thanks, Chris, Aggie, & Co. Had a Pinkus hefe-weizen with a crab cake sandwich for lunch which was my reward for having waged an early morning battle -- plunger & Drano in hand -- against a nasty clogged drain in the kids shower. Girls...and all that hair.....sheesh! Had a nice early B'day present yesterday when the good folks up at McIntosh helped to broker a real nice deal for me w/the dealership re: an equipment upgrade. Those guys up there in Binghamton are really great, just like the folks at Mosaic! ....and in that spirit of 'what goes around, comes around,' I'm now trying my best to shake loose some tickets for someone in the political forum who'd very much like to attend the Obama swearing-in ceremony on Inauguration Day. ......did I just hear a few jaws drop?

.....exhaust pipe to mess with 'the whistle'????? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QpzlrRXVScs A foam expander????

A guy. That split at 2:21....ouch!

..particularly on the 10" jobbers. Damn.

I was spinning that one last week.....a real treat! I'm definitely on board for this upcoming Select.

Buy all of the gold Venus cds in mini-lp format you can find! .....especially titles like this Barney Wilen Quartet.

I think I've found the perfect cellmate for OJ. One of our upstanding local citizens. Man Gets 60 Years for Murder, Rape of Neighbor, 77 By Keith L. Alexander Washington Post Staff Writer Saturday, October 4, 2008; Page B04 A D.C. Superior Court judge sentenced a Southeast Washington man yesterday to 60 years in prison for the 2004 rape and murder of his 77-year-old neighbor. In May, after a four-week trial, a jury found Robert Pettus, 22, guilty of raping and murdering Martha E. Byrd, who lived in the 500 block of Hilltop Terrace SE. Byrd's nude body was found in her bed with a 12-inch knife protruding from her chest. Prosecutors also said Pettus left a handwritten note attached to Byrd's stomach: "You souldns [shouldn't] have cheated on me." Pettus was arrested six days later. Judge Neal E. Kravitz called the crime "unspeakable" and said Pettus "proved himself utterly incapable of living peacefully in the community." "He's going to do a lot of time, but he should have gotten life," said Byrd's son, Maurice, 59. With his ankles and legs shackled, Pettus turned toward the crowded courtroom full of Byrd's family members as well as his own family and apologized for Byrd's death and for not cooperating fully with police. He says he had an ongoing sexual relationship with Byrd but denied having anything to do with her murder. "Please don't give me life without parole for a murder that I didn't commit," Pettus said, turning toward Kravitz. Wearing a "Free My Daddy" T-shirt, Pettus's 7-year-old son sat with Pettus's family. Pettus has another case before Kravitz. He was charged with the 2007 rape of a cellmate in the D.C. Jail.

Looks like a candidate for the 'people with big heads' thread.

I live to 100 and get elected President at 80 (McCain's my VP)

A doggy bag with half a ribeye from Smith & Wollensky's.

Just filleted this Salmon that my wife caught during a fly-fishing trip to Canada (New Brunswick) on Friday. Little olive oil...little lemon...yum! Probably have it with a dry Luxembourg Riesling.

I want to see your collection of Blimpie sub-sandwich receipts from the 80's.

It's like a big stick a butta' http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ztCU7kunDKs

Leaf blowers......as in, why the %^$@!, at this late hour (11:50), do I hear some haploid operating one down the street?

....the end result being a cute -- albeit slightly blotchy looking -- boy.

I'm replacing LD+3 with Adam's Apple.

Farming? You sure you don't want to be put in charge of cranking out names for the new product line?