NEWS STORY OF THE YEAR
05-23-2007, 11:33 PM
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What?
ST. LOUIS???
WHen did that happen?
No more Latrobe?????????
ST. LOUIS???
WHen did that happen?
No more Latrobe?????????
05-23-2007, 11:47 PM
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Originally Posted by Veloce Raptor
Hey, now, pipe down from over there in the cheap seats.
You owe me a martini next month at TWS. Be nice, and I might even allow you to see how I chase down GT3's and GT3RS's in my lowly 240hp M3.
You owe me a martini next month at TWS. Be nice, and I might even allow you to see how I chase down GT3's and GT3RS's in my lowly 240hp M3.
05-24-2007, 12:03 AM
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Originally Posted by Larry Herman
You don't appreciate good beer until it's gone. I'm down to my last few 6 packs of the original PA brewed Rolling Rock. The St. Louis stuff tastes like crap. 
Now yer gonna have to switch to Yuengling
05-24-2007, 12:08 AM
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**** Porsche.
I am switching to Mercury because this chick does their TV ads:
I am switching to Mercury because this chick does their TV ads:
05-24-2007, 12:36 AM
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Originally Posted by cooleyjb
Now yer gonna have to switch to Yuengling
I believe Bull was around when they bottled their first beer.
05-24-2007, 12:42 AM
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Originally Posted by Bull
You still don't get it!!!! I give up.
Beer snob??? I think not......but Currs IS Rockey Mountain Goat ****.
Beer snob??? I think not......but Currs IS Rockey Mountain Goat ****.
I'm calling you out, you old beer fart.
this is the MF Beer Charity Challenge.
You and me.
You tell me your favorite beer.
I bring a 12 pack of it, and 12 packs of four other beers. One of them may come from the stable of a certain brewery in Golden. (You know the color of that weak stream you look down and see after you've been dranking a while.)
I'm saying the old beer fart snob can't pick his fave in a blind taste test.
If you win, we start drinking the rest.
If I'm right, we start drinking the rest.
What's left at the end of the evening, we give to charity.
You in, Bull belch ? Go big or go home!
05-24-2007, 12:44 AM
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Originally Posted by Mike in Chi
jb, I like that stuff. The oldest functioning brewery in America as I recall.
I believe Bull was around when they bottled their first beer.
I believe Bull was around when they bottled their first beer.
Yeah, my father in law grew up in PA and always has that in the fridge. I think 1856 comes to mind. Weren't the dinosaurs around back then building the pyramids?
05-24-2007, 12:51 AM
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Originally Posted by cooleyjb
I love beer snobs, they are generally quite blind in what they think about beer. I brew LOTS of beer here at home.
Right now the wife and I are in teh middle of our 7th straight batch of a very hoppy American Pale Ale tyring to make it perfect.
However in my fridge I have a 36 can chest of PBR and a case of Coors Light. 2 of my favorites when it's hot outside.
I'll have to remember to brew a batch for TRAC this year. Maybe I can use it to get people to let me shower if I camp out in my van.
Right now the wife and I are in teh middle of our 7th straight batch of a very hoppy American Pale Ale tyring to make it perfect.
However in my fridge I have a 36 can chest of PBR and a case of Coors Light. 2 of my favorites when it's hot outside.
I'll have to remember to brew a batch for TRAC this year. Maybe I can use it to get people to let me shower if I camp out in my van.
We've never had home brew before.
Have you ever tested the percentage alcohol?
05-24-2007, 12:51 AM
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Originally Posted by Mike in Chi
Just a few years before Jacob Leinenkugel started brewing Leinies.
Mike,
you gonna be in Wyo June30/July1?
Montana PCA is doing a DE in Lewistown, MT. You should make the trip up. I think it's like 6-7 hours. You should at least bring your street car. If you're nice I might let you play with teh FC car. Fees are only like 40-50 bucks for two days of nearly unlimited track time.
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Originally Posted by Mike in Chi
Terrific! Bring a batch to the team party.
We've never had home brew before.
Have you ever tested the percentage alcohol?
We've never had home brew before.
Have you ever tested the percentage alcohol?
Depends,
The APA I've been doing is roughly 4-5. I did an Imperial stout that was 13 and didn't taste it. Man did it kick my *** a few times.
05-24-2007, 12:57 AM
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Originally Posted by cooleyjb
Mike,
you gonna be in Wyo June30/July1?
Montana PCA is doing a DE in Lewistown, MT. You should make the trip up. I think it's like 6-7 hours. You should at least bring your street car. If you're nice I might let you play with teh FC car. Fees are only like 40-50 bucks for two days of nearly unlimited track time.
you gonna be in Wyo June30/July1?
Montana PCA is doing a DE in Lewistown, MT. You should make the trip up. I think it's like 6-7 hours. You should at least bring your street car. If you're nice I might let you play with teh FC car. Fees are only like 40-50 bucks for two days of nearly unlimited track time.
Joe
I'll be in Chicago. We're doing a few things there, then on to Gingerman.
It sounds like a good event.
I am planning on doing a couple DEs in the coupe with the local PCA region at Miller Motorsports Park. There's also a hillclimb in September at Grand Targhee. Offs in hillclimbs are little more dramatic than they are on a road course.
05-24-2007, 12:59 AM
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And thanks for the offer of the FC. My first do seasons race droving were in the skippy series. Formula Cars are a hoot.
Enjoy yours, buddy.
Enjoy yours, buddy.
05-24-2007, 08:13 AM
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Originally Posted by Mike in Chi
jb, I like that stuff. The oldest functioning brewery in America as I recall.
I believe Bull was around when they bottled their first beer.
I believe Bull was around when they bottled their first beer.
I too like Yuengling also.