Yah, that's original. 

Quote from: NEIKOS on August 08, 2008, 01:08:54 PM
Yah, that's original. 

Dude... I am soooo bored at work today... these conference calls are killing me... any word on Lilly yet? You got a favorite beer?

Quote from: ryandalling on August 08, 2008, 01:38:03 PM
You got a favorite beer?

Yes.............

























free.

Quote from: krolik on August 08, 2008, 02:04:46 PM

Yes.............

free.

K-fed errr . .. K-ups beat me to it! 

I called and they haven't been able to squeeze her in yet. 
They project they'll have the analysis done and will call me on Monday with the findings.

Neikos likes the Steinlagers cause they're a big bottle, and they're skunky, and $3.50 

http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=a9f_1218193560

that was a video of billy after 5 steinlagers.....frikkin hooligan

Holy freaking shiznit... that was a helluva pucker moment! 

Ohhhhh . . .  I think  I get it.

I'm a cheap beer kinda guy.  Budweiser 

Seriously . . . I don't drink beer because I like the taste.  i do it for the effect!

Quote from: NEIKOS on August 08, 2008, 08:29:04 PM
Ohhhhh . . .  I think  I get it.

I'm a cheap beer kinda guy.  Budweiser 

Seriously . . . I don't drink beer because I like the taste.  i do it for the effect!

then why would you drink budwieser?

might as well steal a dead bums socks and wring them out into a pint glass

I liked how the first guy flashed the bird after he got back in his own lane.

Quote from: Mother on August 08, 2008, 08:50:25 PM
then why would you drink budwieser?

might as well steal a dead bums socks and wring them out into a pint glass

No way, Buttweiper is an excellent beer.  You must be thinking of Coors. 

"This is the famous budweiser beer.  We know of no brand produced which costs so much to brew and age.  Our exclusive beechwood aging process produces a taste, smoothness and drinkability you will find in no other beer at any price."

The Budweiser label.  Just from memory and I think I got it 99% right - i didn't even Google it.   

One of the few benefits of growing up and going to college in Missouri, home of the Busch empire. 

Of course, I think they're gonna have to change the name to "Stella-weiser" now. 

I grew up near their Clydesdale breeding farm.  In grade school, I'd ride my bike down the road to see them, stand outside the fence, and feed them the tall grass that grew tantalizingly out of their reach.  These gentle giants would herd up at the fence and munch on the clumps of grass from your hand.  I believe there is no more beautiful and pious animal in the world. 

Sorry, got a little nostalgic there . . . 

I got to see those Clydes in person too. They're beautiful. Got to ride some back when I was competing. They're so gentle and smooth when they trot, you don't need a saddle or anything.

I've got a pic somewhere.....

A buddy and I skipped school one day to go to the Merrimack, NH Bud plant.  They have Clydes there . . . we saw a blacksmith shoeing one and the hoof was the hoof was the size of his CHEST!!!!

The tour guide told me each horse goes through rigorous psychological testing and training and if it fails at any time they remove them from the herd.  Due to the size and their public openness they have to be absolutely sedate.

Quote from: JBubble on August 09, 2008, 01:21:13 PM

I've got a pic somewhere.....

Hmmm..........


Riding bareback?