I drank a cup of coffee last night that I got as a gift from my brother from Christmas. It's from the local KC roaster aptly named The Roasterie. http://www.theroasterie.com/. They make a lot of coffee blends for all the local restaurants and you can even make your own blend of coffee according to your likes then make a custom label for your own blend.
Miller Light...the most tolerable of crappy beers. don't judge me. it's cheap.
It's the Champagne of beers, isn't it?
is it? if it is, that's some whack champagne...
Just to clarify...Miller High Life is the Champagne of Beers...it's also the first beer I drank socially outside my home, at an age deemed as too young to do so by the State of Illinois... :v
And I won't knock most American domestic beers...my daily beer of choice is 'less expensive' than Miller Lite...
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Just to clarify...Miller High Life is the Champagne of Beers...it's also the first beer I drank socially outside my home, at an age deemed as too young to do so by the State of Illinois... :v
And I won't knock most American domestic beers...my daily beer of choice is 'less expensive' than Miller Lite...
OMG, you drink Steel Reserve? Keystone Ice (or any other Keystone beer)?
Some people would complain even if you hang them with a new rope
Just to clarify...Miller High Life is the Champagne of Beers...it's also the first beer I drank socially outside my home, at an age deemed as too young to do so by the State of Illinois... :v
And I won't knock most American domestic beers...my daily beer of choice is 'less expensive' than Miller Lite...
OMG, you drink Steel Reserve? Keystone Ice (or any other Keystone beer)?
tell me it's not PBR???
Hey! Observer! You trying to get yourself Killed?
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Just to clarify...Miller High Life is the Champagne of Beers...it's also the first beer I drank socially outside my home, at an age deemed as too young to do so by the State of Illinois... :v
And I won't knock most American domestic beers...my daily beer of choice is 'less expensive' than Miller Lite...
OMG, you drink Steel Reserve? Keystone Ice (or any other Keystone beer)?
tell me it's not PBR???
No...no Keystone...and certainly not PBR---I guess PBR is one of the domestic beers I will knock! )
Check out my Amazon author page!Mark Loeffelholz
"I am not an entrant in the Shakespeare Stakes." - Ian Fleming
"Screw 'em." - Daniel Craig, The Best James Bond EverTM
Just to clarify...Miller High Life is the Champagne of Beers...it's also the first beer I drank socially outside my home, at an age deemed as too young to do so by the State of Illinois... :v
And I won't knock most American domestic beers...my daily beer of choice is 'less expensive' than Miller Lite...
Don't tell me it's 21 in the Corn State? Well at least when you were young you had the Blues Brothers.
If you can't trust a Swiss banker, what's the world come to?
OMG, you drink Steel Reserve? Keystone Ice (or any other Keystone beer)?
tell me it's not PBR???
No...no Keystone...and certainly not PBR---I guess PBR is one of the domestic beers I will knock! )
good. one of my friend's roomies is OBSESSED with PBR. always has it in the house. and a friend of mine from school prides himself in being able to shotgun a can of PBR in like, 3 seconds. it's alarming, frankly.
Did you take that pic Dmitri? Is so, very cool. Next time may I suggest you put your Walther next to the glass, pointed at your enemy.
Yeah a little camera phone picture at the local restaurant, room39. I'm not sure they'd appreciate me packing though, I'd have to go across the state line to Missouri in order to carry if i even owned a Walther.
I'm drinking anything to forget I might not - won't - have enough money to buy all the TF ties and the TF scarf and the Golden Gun SE in the next 2 months.
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If you can't trust a Swiss banker, what's the world come to?
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It's the Champagne of beers, isn't it?
is it? if it is, that's some whack champagne...
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Just to clarify...Miller High Life is the Champagne of Beers...it's also the first beer I drank socially outside my home, at an age deemed as too young to do so by the State of Illinois... :v
And I won't knock most American domestic beers...my daily beer of choice is 'less expensive' than Miller Lite...
"I am not an entrant in the Shakespeare Stakes." - Ian Fleming
"Screw 'em." - Daniel Craig, The Best James Bond EverTM
OMG, you drink Steel Reserve? Keystone Ice (or any other Keystone beer)?
tell me it's not PBR???
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No...no Keystone...and certainly not PBR---I guess PBR is one of the domestic beers I will knock!
"I am not an entrant in the Shakespeare Stakes." - Ian Fleming
"Screw 'em." - Daniel Craig, The Best James Bond EverTM
Don't tell me it's 21 in the Corn State? Well at least when you were young you had the Blues Brothers.
good. one of my friend's roomies is OBSESSED with PBR. always has it in the house. and a friend of mine from school prides himself in being able to shotgun a can of PBR in like, 3 seconds. it's alarming, frankly.
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Tequila Sunrise
- 2 ounces gold tequila
- 4 ounces fresh orange juice
- 3/4 ounce grenadine
- 1/2 Fresh Lime
Finished up my Tequila, so next report might be more interesting
Did you take that pic Dmitri? Is so, very cool. Next time may I suggest you put your Walther next to the glass, pointed at your enemy.
Yeah a little camera phone picture at the local restaurant, room39. I'm not sure they'd appreciate me packing though, I'd have to go across the state line to Missouri in order to carry if i even owned a Walther.
Cheers!
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Sorry to hear that. I'll have one or a few for you if you'd like? What's your usual "poison?"
Thanks - it's arsenic
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Captain Morgan's is some good stuff! Too bad I can't get it where I now live.
That's too bad.
I had an old fashioned last night at j.p. wine bar. it was the best drink I've had all year.