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edina
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response 499 of 563:
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Mar 17 17:32 UTC 2006 |
There are a few places that properly pour. Conor O'Neil's does an adequate
job, and I'm sure there are a few places in NYC/Chicago, but my fave place
is Nanny O'Brien's in DC.
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tod
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response 500 of 563:
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Mar 17 18:04 UTC 2006 |
My favorite place for Guinness is my dining room.
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edina
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response 501 of 563:
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Mar 17 18:08 UTC 2006 |
Because I'm sure Guinnes came in and set the taps *there*.
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tod
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response 502 of 563:
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Mar 17 18:20 UTC 2006 |
My tastebuds wouldn't know the difference nor would I pay for the knowledge.
Happiness Is...
Not paying retail
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edina
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response 503 of 563:
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Mar 17 18:29 UTC 2006 |
Silly monkey...
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happyboy
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response 504 of 563:
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Mar 17 20:14 UTC 2006 |
guiness from a can beats hanging out in a shitty yuppy
bar and paying twice as much per ounce and being denied
the right to a stinky cigar.
st patrick, whatever.
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tod
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response 505 of 563:
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Mar 17 20:49 UTC 2006 |
St.Pattys reminds me of jade's mom selling dope to minors from suburbs like
Ann Arbor.
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happyboy
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response 506 of 563:
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Mar 17 23:46 UTC 2006 |
st pats reminds me of punk ass yuppies who can't hold their
likker.
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tod
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response 507 of 563:
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Mar 18 00:24 UTC 2006 |
<big John Travolta glassy eyed smile>
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richard
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response 508 of 563:
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Mar 18 01:11 UTC 2006 |
anne said:
"Well, it's Guinness in the States, of course it's crap. Now if you
were in Dublin... ;)"
tsk tsk, anne its the SAME Guinness here as there. Why? Because all
Guinness is brewed at the brewery at St. James Gate, Dublin in
Ireland. Using the same water and the same ingredients and the same
exacting brewing process. In fact I bet that when the brewers are
brewing over there, they have no idea if their batches are to be sold
internationally or domestically, because they are brewing use vats of
beer and the marketing process wouldn't begin until the stuff is
kegged.
guinness draft is of course not guinness extra stout. extra stout is
the bottled variety, which is really a different beer altogether with
a higher alcohol content (hence the *extra*) I like both versions,
and both versions will taste the same wherever you get them because
they both originate at the brewery in Dublin.
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tod
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response 509 of 563:
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Mar 18 01:14 UTC 2006 |
It doesn't taste the same if you buy it off the tap at a yuppy bar than if
you get it from the can right from the store (aka brewery)
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scholar
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response 510 of 563:
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Mar 18 01:37 UTC 2006 |
I didn't read past like the second sentence in Richard's post, but it is
completely untrue that all Guiness is brewed in Ireland.
Yet another bald-faced lie.
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tod
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response 511 of 563:
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Mar 18 01:41 UTC 2006 |
Michael Jackson faced liar!
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jiffer
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response 512 of 563:
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Mar 18 02:55 UTC 2006 |
IHB I passed the Comprehensive Exit Exam! Woohoo! only have to go my 6 week
administrative practicum and it is gover to be over with!!!!!! Graduation!
Graduation! Graduation!
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richard
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response 513 of 563:
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Mar 18 20:37 UTC 2006 |
#510 scholar why can't you understand that someone misstating something
he believes to be the truth is not someone who is lying.
The Guinness Brewery imports the Guinness we get here in the U.S.
direct from Dublin, where it is made. Now that I check Wikipedia,
which you must think everyone should do before they bother to post
anything, I see that there are parts of the world (west africa for
instance) where the brewery licenses the recipe.
But to the best of my knowledge there is no difference between the
Guinness draft we get in the U.S. and what they get in Ireland. Again,
you can find some 'net source that says otherwise fine, but even if so,
I'm not lying, I am simply stating the truth as I understand it.
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tod
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response 514 of 563:
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Mar 18 20:41 UTC 2006 |
What about frozen white castle burgers? Are they cooked on the same sanitary
stainless steel grills as the original thing?
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mcnally
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response 515 of 563:
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Mar 18 21:09 UTC 2006 |
re #513:
> why can't you understand that someone misstating something
> he believes to be the truth is not someone who is lying [?]
Does that extend to politicians?
Does it still apply to people who offer seemingly definitive
statements on items they easily could have verified beforehand?
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jadecat
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response 516 of 563:
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Mar 19 01:08 UTC 2006 |
resp:508 Yes Richard, that's where it's brewed. It's in the travel time
and settling that it loses something. Hell, I had Dubliners tell me that
the quality IN Dublin depended on distance from St. James.
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nharmon
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response 517 of 563:
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Mar 19 02:54 UTC 2006 |
The funniest thing about #513 is that I believe Scholar (in #510) was
paroding Richard's silly retorts to klg.
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slynne
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response 518 of 563:
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Mar 19 03:38 UTC 2006 |
IHB I had a really nice day with Grex's own Marc VanHeyningen. We went
for a walk in the woods and had a nice dinner at Sidetrack and hung out
talking all day. It was fun!
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cyklone
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response 519 of 563:
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Mar 19 04:39 UTC 2006 |
I didn't know he was in town. I've wondered what he's like in person.
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slynne
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response 520 of 563:
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Mar 19 05:08 UTC 2006 |
Well my bitches liked him well enough. You know that that means right?
He gets the five star golden Fremont bitch seal of approval.
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cyklone
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response 521 of 563:
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Mar 19 13:26 UTC 2006 |
You're saying they liked to sniff his crotch?
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slynne
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response 522 of 563:
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Mar 19 14:20 UTC 2006 |
Nah. They actually sort of behaved themselves. But they did dance naked
in front of him and demand attention.
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mcnally
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response 523 of 563:
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Mar 19 20:08 UTC 2006 |
Apparently slynne knows how to entertain a guest. But beware the
wrath of iggy.
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