Voltron

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.

They're damn funny, and I don't think transparency is really needed here.

Looks awesome, Mike, and your last post made me chuckle to myself.

In Nate's gallery

I was hoping to goad Ric into attending as well, but re-entering Burning Van for the return trip should really count double.

Great decision!

Douche

Nice haul Shelly! Did they have the whole antique collection? I really have to get to a shop soon, although SF Wine Trading told me they would call when it came in. Enjoy. You made a good choice waiting on the Willett pot still. I like other Willett boubons and they made some awesome 23 yo ryes, but the pot still is quite sweet and not particularly interesting.

Dusty wants you to get the Wood Black instead

Isn't it RaySmuelsSon?

Congrat on the Stingray, Mike. What about the Brinkmann? Oz?

It is very difficult to resist once you have seen the MBA in person.

Roy Haynes -- Cymbalism

So far, you have been bouncing around and posting in threads where you don't know the people or the tone of the forum. Although you seem more sincere than troll-like, you should take a look at your Welcome PM in Private Messages. It will help you.

I listened to the first couple of songs on Jar of Flies and that sounded really great on the Omegas. In the office again. Now playing: Vijay Iyer Trio -- Historicity

Arnold Overtures -- Malcolm Arnold and London Philharmonic (Reference Recordings 24/88.2) BHse + SR-Omega = Awesome

Not disappointed You might recall that I recommended against law school. Congrats Crappy.

Im pretty sure that isn't a law school. :/

^This. The bad news-good news nature of your post has a silver lining that I like, and I think we can make up for lost time in Mayberry. Plus, the Millett will be there.

Holy Fiddlebacks Batman, those speakers/stands are amazing! Congrats Steve.

Let us know how you like it Jim. I've never used a birds beak knife but I could see some benefits in your intended usage.

Hackey-Lacky, Tangy-Taffy and Cocky-Lockey were shooting the half pipe one day. While doing a cool upside down trick, a chunk of hash fell out of Cocky-Lockey's Burton board pants and hit him on the helmet. "Bros, the sky is, like, falling." And there ensued much mayhem because Cocky-Locky was such a dumbass. The end.

Oh brother. Last year.