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The symptoms have returned. I'm going to find a doctor who will administer intravenous vitamin C.

False eyes indeed! Ain't evolution marvelous?

Don't know the bird, but that is one hell of a picture.

Scott, If it's not too late, don't drink the 120 minute just yet. That beer needs to age. The longer the better. I recently got a hold of a bottle of that stuff at a local bar. It must have been sitting in the cooler for a couple of years. It looked like it went through hell. But the...

Jake Shimabukuro rocks the ukulele: It's all in that right hand.

Powerful.

Hop Stooped! An even better one for the hopheads is Lagunita's Kill Ugly Radio.

Cash closes the generation gap:

Simply awesome, bobbleton!

Spungman, How prevalent is ironstone in the Cohansey formation? I used to work at the golf course in Waretown (I know, 'tis a shame) where ironstone is virtually everywhere exposed. Was this ironstone formed via bacteria just as it is today in the Pine Barrens?

“The whole problem with the world is that fools and fanatics are always so certain of themselves, but wiser people so full of doubts.” - Bertrand Russell

Kevin, an erratic is a rock that was carried by a glacier and left behind when the ice melted and the glacier retreated. Glaciers never did make it into South Jersey. My understanding is that our SJ hills are scattered remnants of sandy/gravelly river bottoms that have largely eroded away...

Bob, it's okay to admit that you're a cheap little girl. :) Okay, just teasin' ya about the cheap part.

pineymike, 6-8 heavy beers in one sitting? How do you do it?

Jim, the more bizarre the name of the beer, the less chance there is that it is carried by a small store.

Tom and Scott and others, Have you tried Lagunitas Undercover Ivestigation Shutdown? I had the pelasure of drinking it from the tap at the Devil's Den in Philly recently. Phenomenal.

:mrgreen: J, nice of you to pop in!

Not for the faint of heart. Hawkin seems to be quite an interesting and knowledgeable guy, and he definitely had some good stuff to bring to this forum. He shares similar interests with many of us here, and I'm sure he has much love for the Pines. As someone pointed out, it can be difficult...

Boy, I'm sure glad the squawkin is over. Back to beer we go. Speaking of pilseners, has anyone tried Oskar Blues "Mama's Little Yella Pils"?

Amen to what Lonaconing said.