grawk

ooh, schlaffly's in st louis? ok, maybe I WILL consider the jobs that are there...

redbreast 12

fegley's brewworks - insidious imperial stout

wegman's organic limeade

wegman's sushi

2 playsets of magic 11th edition common and uncommon cards 2 playsets of magic 10th edition common and uncommon cards

They make gold foil refillable kcups, maybe adding more coffee? I'm deathly afraid of weak coffee, so i use absurd quantities of coffee when I brew it. Or use my aeropress.

I love that you named your dog "Cat"

and it's pretty good

I had a mello yello on the drive home from pittsburgh monday. The first soda I'd had in months, because they didn't have a non-soda option at the rest stop roy rogers, except bad coffee.

reread your welcome pm, thanks

I love fresh powder

Can I stay in your dad's wine cellar?

Applied for the replacement job for my job (which would be in Fairmont WV) plus jobs in Rockville, MD and NYC.

coffee

I definitely don't have that problem. The new software is rocket fast for me.

Seals?

those memorial shots rock

burton baton

packed for pittsburgh

2008 cotes du rhone

if you're not racing, a McClaren isn't as good a choice as a Toyota Camry.

sure, circle it repeatedly...

keg ice jacket keg fermenter kit keg rebuild kits

Just transferred 3 gallons of my alaskan amber clone to a smaller keg to take to pittsburgh for this weekend's hockey tournament. This is a much better solution than using the big ones. Transferring the beer is REALLY easy, too. Just put together a cable with 2 of the black "output" connectors on it, lightly pressurized the small keg, and then hooked up full pressure to the big keg. As it filled, just purged the gas occassionally until it was full. Then pressurize the keg and boom, done.