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What year Eagle? I have a 2005 and it really isn't that good IMHO.

Started with a Trappistes Rochefort 8, now on to a Sam Adams Wee Heavy. I normally like SAs attempts at different styles but this isn't doing it for me. I think I need to place a large order with Drinkupny.

Hate to say it but some of them do look pretty good, but trust me they won't be replacing the whiskey and beer any time soon.

I've been out of the loop. What blog? Take it Anvil is from the list of the Huston bar? So much drinking to catch up.

Thanks guys/gals. Returned home just in time

Sushi time

Digging the SA glasses the wife got my for my birthday.

Avery The Reverend

Over Oaked Imperial Stout

All this Islay talk....Caol Ila 18.

Noble Pils

Thanks. It's great to be back. Almost seems like a dream.

Well, thank god that's all over.

Happy birthday whippersnapper! Old enough to drink now?

Nice. Any suggestions on a good usuba?

Argh! Missed it. Now who the hell am I going to send this 55 gallon barrel of Stagg to?

Looks like you all had an awesome time. Hopefully I can make it next time around.

Happy birthday!

Oh man wish this would have been this weekend. I have three days off and it's only a six hour drive. Hopefully they don't send me back and I can make MOA 2.

I tried really hard to find a good Cyber Monday deal on a home theater system for my basement TV. Instead I just bought two six packs of beer.

Check. Tirerack does a pretty good job of having combos that fit right. As for the need for winter tires, I have also done plenty of winter driving on regular tires with high torque RWD vehicles without indecent. But now that there is a little more riding on it and I have the means I think it's money well spent if it does prevent an accident down the line.

I plan on pick up snow tire/wheel combos for the MDX soon, probably from tire rack. The stock wheels are 19" and stepping down to 17" and getting a tire/wheel combo is the same price as just getting the 19" tires. It then saves having to have them swapped and rebalanced every time they are swapped. Won't look as nice but it's only a couple months during the winter. I plan on doing the same thing when I get my new car. We had a lot of snow last winter and I didn't have any problem with my all-seasons on the Tahoe or Subaru but I don't want to risk it now with the little one on board.

Don Peppin Series JJ Salomon in the morning at the Baghdad air terminal and a Cain F maduro in Kuwait. Hopefully will be a R&J petite Churchill on my deck with Kona coffee in a couple days

S4 is pretty much the A4 with a better engine and other goodies. I really wanted the CTS-V but when practicality and price come into play the S4 is a much better choice. When they finally have ECU upgrades the S4 should be close in the 0-60 times, especially in the snow

S4 has the same performance #s plus it's much easier to put a car seat in the rear