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Skip the Eagle Rare and buy both of the others because they are delicious. If you really have to buy only one, then their basic differences are that the Stagg is stronger and sharper, and perhaps more complex. The Weller is a wheated bourbon, it is smoother and slightly less textured/complex. Still, I will try all of them and report back soon because different years have had different results.

Is that thrice on the right? I was just wondering where he's been lately. Maybe it was a lifestyle change.

Have a screamin' birthday Alex! Cheers

Sounds great, Nate. Aloha to you and Ian!

Most of the 2010 Buffalo Trace Antique Collection. Four out of five ain't bad! Hunting for the Handy before opening any of them.

Were you in the car each time you smelled the smell . . . ? One thing I would recommend against is using Lemon Pledge to cover up the odor. A friend of mine had some neighbors who managed lose a package of ground beef between the seats in their car, and only found it after it had turned into a horrible, horrible rotting stinking mess. As part of the cleanup, they sprayed a large amount of Lemon Pledge and then left the windows open to air out. Hours later they came out to find a swarm of bees had moved in and taken up residence in the lemon-meat mobile.

^This is the truth. Heed him.

Thanks for sharing.

Stevie Wonder -- Talking Book

Just like VPI.

Doug old bean, let's chat about parameters! Cheers!

We were in the sixth row and I am too old but I heard two younger guys complaining about the vocal volume as we left so it was purely my crotchety old nature. Funny story about Rufus is that my niece was dating a guy who was ostensibly straight but met Rufus after a show in Minneapolis and ended up sleeping with him. Not sure which team her bf settled on because she dumped him after that, and she hates Rufus music to this day. Nice pics, Jin. I bet that was a really fun show. We just got back from seeing the Vijay Iyer Trio and it was awesome. They have a great sound and chemistry. They did mostly Iyer music but also did Stevie Wonder's Big Brother and Michael Jackson's Human Nature, which were both great but the latter was terrific. A PhD in math from Cal and an incredible musician as well. Too bad this kid doesn't have anything going for him.

Just saw this. So, how was it for you? I enjoyed it overall but the vocals were just too loud at times. He has a cool voice that suited the sonnets.

Happy Monkey Day! Have a great one Dinny! Cheers!

Lucky! Seriously nice haul Jim. I was scoping out the Antique Collection a bit today and have a line on the Weller but nothing else locally so far. I am on a couple of lists though so I hope to have some options.

Lucky! Seriously nice haul Jim. I was scoping out the Antique Collection a bit today and have a line on the Weller but nothing else locally so far. I am on a couple of lists though so I hope to have some options.

At SF Symphony Hall for the world premiere of Rufus Wainwright's Five Shakespeare Sonnets, with Rufus providing vocals as well. Also Kurt Weill's symphony no. 2 and Milhaud's laceration du monde. Should be fun.

x X+1 Thanks for your service, past or present!

I thought the two bedroom suite had two bedrooms? That plus ear plugs should be adequate even for Ken.

Fucking amazing shots Peter. And no gear in them! Sweet.

That sounds perfect! What a geeky reaction that was.

I like those Uniball pens, but .5mm is too fine for me. My office has the Pilot .5mm and .7mm, and my secretary hordes the .7mm for me.

What part of him? :rimshot: (pun intended)

It seems like plenty of cars will be available with all the locals driving to the meet, and Grahame is thinking of renting a van because he is driving from Orlando. that should put us over the top in any event.