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Well, perhaps it's not such a new feature, but I have been lax in explaining it. When you create a new thread, you can now "tag" it. Tagging basically means you add some keywords to the post data and it will show up in the "tag cloud" on the bottom of the forum home page. For example, lets...

Now all you need is some PBR and you'll be set. :jeffd:

Well, it's a trade secret. If you buy the company, you buy the assets, and that includes the recipe.

But the new company is going to be headquartered in St. Louis and most of the management will stay the same. When you think of Chevrolet, do you think of America? Because they've rebadged a lot of Toyota's and Daewoos. When you think of Acura, do you think Japan? Because they're headquartered...

Hey, my father in law loves it too. In all seriousness, it's one of the best selling beers in the world. InBev bought A-B for that brand and the recipe. It's doubtful that they would want to change it. I don't think anybody has anything to worry with the Belgians buying A-B.

That's like saying a kick in the groin is great because it always hurts.

Miller High Life is the Champagne of Beers! And quite tasty too. Last weekend I had both Miller High Life, and Bud when the Miller ran out. It was a rough switch to make.

Hah. A month or so ago A-B was going to slash a bunch of positions, sell Busch Gardens, and potentially close a brewery or two to avoid the buyout. Bud will continue to be the same crappy, watery beer that it's always been. If anything InBev will improve it a bit. I don't remember people...

Ugh, Brick is a mess. I think I live in the only really nice section of it.

InBev's big Belgian brand - Stella - is like the Budweiser of Belgium. It's a step above Bud, but it's no microbrew.

Heh, I was actually planning on going out in shorts since all I had to worry about was ticks. Good thing I stayed at home.

Or Brick Township.

I agree with the person who said why not stop building altogether. I'd rather see one house per 28 acres than a bunch of houses all smashed up on one acre clusters.

Are the chiggers out yet?

Nice finds! I was going to go out in the woods today, but James stories of bad pine flies kept me indoors.

Too close to shore.

Good catch. I've noticed that a lot of the marker signs in Wharton are just terrible.

Guaranteeing 12Mbps for each user they have is probably way more bandwidth then is available in the USA.

Well, they're apparently going after the application (Bittorrent) that hogs up the most bandwidth. That's good in principal, except that it open the door to Comcast prioritizing other types of traffic. Lets say that Comcast partners with a video site. To stifle competition, they make less...

Well, blocking the use of Bittorrent, at least. The internet would be a much different place without network neutrality. I'm all for the FCC going after them. It won't go anywhere, but I'd like to see them try.