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Agreed. And now back to our beer chat...

Scott, If you see Great Divide Scotch Ale, do get it. I would call it "earthy", but it sure don't taste like no dirt. Really fresh cereal taste.

Nope, one whole pig. Enough to feed your family for a week or two.

Largo, largo, largo... You really ought to write a book one day, perferrably in the comedy genre. I must say, however, that I am not the man in the beer world. I just know what's good for me (and everyone else, even if they don't know it). Hey Largo, BobPBX tells me you like this beer...

Soon Ben will only be drinking imperial (double) IPAs!

Largo, my friend. If you are under the impression that terms such as "chocolate" and "coffee" have queer connotations in the context of beer, rest assured that they describe merely the color of the malt, which in turn is determined by how long the grains are kilned. So don't be afraid to try...

Rednek-san! I may have introduced you to Stinkin' Fish IPA, but it was a different beer then. Ok, ok...maybe I just had a bad batch. Although, me suspects that bad batches are getting easier to come by.

Flying Fish stinks! I got a six pack of their IPA the other day. Could have easily confused it with a number of shitty American macrobeers.

Ben, I'm interested in this computer of yours. I'll trade you a pig for it.

Just a technicality, Jerseyman, but doesn't our Jersey ironstone range from sandstone to conglomerate? :science:

ammo, That be ironstone, as indicated by the rustic, sandy matrix.

I was referring to their depleting college funds. ( : Troegenator, eh? You are a well-rounded man, enjoying both the hoppy and the malty beers.

I really don't know, Jeff. I guess I'll have to wait and see.

Scott, that is excellent news about Dottie. She is well on her way. I do feel bad for your sons, though.

That's a nice drive. FYI, I like to reserve the name "sleeper" for the Mechescatuaxin Creek in order to avoid the confusion that spawned two similar names for two different creeks.

That is a sad story. Has anyone here ever taken antibiotics for a tick-born disease? I would have, but I couldn't find a doctor to prescribe them to me. I've been bitten by ticks hundreds of times, and some of them were deer ticks. When I developed the bull's eye rash after having been...

I'm with Al on this one.

I'll second that sentiment.

Jerseyman, Much thanks to you for posting that informative and interesting article!

I'm just a mullet-wearing, country music lovin' hick. I can't count that high.