Thank YOU Ric.

Nope. Just curious and figured it was out of place for this thread.

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Saucony Progrid Kinvara

Also, I think I forgot to mention it but but fairly recently, a trip to Prague and Budapest for later this year.

Edited April 21, 201115 yr by cetoole

Prague and Budapest are beautiful cities you are a lucky guy. There is a restaurant right on the Danube in Budapest called Menes csarda or something , they have a saddle for a logo, check it out if it is still there the food is pretty good.

An orange, and a banana, and a chocolate chip cookie dipped in ganache.

Also, I think I forgot to mention it but but fairly recently, a trip to Prague and Budapest for later this year.

Budapest Georgia, Budapest Missouri, or...? And who's playing there, or is it a headphone meet?

...or a raffle?

I think Colin won the trip in a raffle.

Saucony Progrid Kinvara

Also, I think I forgot to mention it but but fairly recently, a trip to Prague and Budapest for later this year.

You can drop by

Edited April 21, 201115 yr by padam

A small import order:

1 x Invergordon 1965 / 45 Year Old

2 x Shackleton's Whisky - Mackinlay's Rare Old

2 x Greenore 18 Year Old Irish Single Grain

2 x Invergordon 1972 / 37 Year Old Carn Mor

1 x Cameronbridge 1965 / 45 Year Old / Clan Denny

1 x Nikka Taketsuru 21 Year Old

Should last a couple weekends...

Cheers

Edited April 21, 201115 yr by mikeymad

Saucony Progrid Kinvara

Also, I think I forgot to mention it but but fairly recently, a trip to Prague and Budapest for later this year.

When are you going?

Did the same two years ago. Great trip.

...a trip to Prague and Budapest for later this year.

Let me know if the rent boys are cute.

Colin that sounds awesome Our trip to europe has been cancelled (I'm still going but for work) because I need the vacation days for our kid's arrival in the fall Small price to pay and all that..

Let me know if the rent boys are cute.

You have to like red haired boys if you are letting Colin choose them for you.

A small import order:

1 x Invergordon 1965 / 45 Year Old

2 x Shackleton's Whisky - Mackinlay's Rare Old

2 x Greenore 18 Year Old Irish Single Grain

2 x Invergordon 1972 / 37 Year Old Carn Mor

1 x Cameronbridge 1965 / 45 Year Old / Clan Denny

1 x Nikka Taketsuru 21 Year Old

Should last a couple weekends...

Cheers

Are those mail order brides, au pairs or libations?

Saucony Progrid Kinvara

Also, I think I forgot to mention it but but fairly recently, a trip to Prague and Budapest for later this year.

Nice! I spent 3 weeks in Budapest in 2004, it was a blast. I do want to visit Prague someday.

Second payment on my shed project. Now 1 more when it's all done

one of these:

and one of these:

I'm very excited.

Congrats on the shed, Chris.

Marc, what kind of grill? I think I will be in the market for a new one before the summer.

It's this one, with the infrared sizzle zone option:

http://www.napoleongrills.com/Gourmet-grills/P450RSIB_gas_grill_barbecue.html

I'll keep you posted

Are those mail order brides, au pairs or libations?

I would take all three options...

Looks nice. Definitely let me know what you think. There is a place that sells them about 2 hours from me. My father in law gets a decent discount on Viking but they are pretty pricey, not sure the discount will be enough.

one of these:

Jealous!

Yellow Chartreuse and Cynar.

Yellow Chartreuse and Cynar.

good stuff. Try this one and report back (from chartreuse.fr):

'Art of Choke'

1oz white rhum

1oz Cynar

1/8 oz lime juice

1/8 oz demerara syrup

1/3 oz Green Chartreuse

Fresh mint sprig (garnish)

Muddle a mint sprig in the mixing glass

with the other ingredients

Stir and strain over fresh ice in a rocks glass

Garnish with an artfully positioned mint sprig

Jealous!

I decided to support the local guys at Woodcraft, and unfortunately also had to support Uncle Sam. I'm pretty excited to have it

Believe it or not, when I demoed it at the store, the track wasn't even fastened down. I didn't realize that until today, when I asked about clamps. You couldn't even tell, it has a grippy surface underneath that apparently works.

Also, word is that the De Walt tracks are interchangeable, so I might give that local guy a call. Festool makes a nice long track, but it's not cheap. Most people pay an extra $100 and just get a second 55" track and join them together.

I'll wait before doing any extreme acrobatics with it until you're onsite, such as these:

http://festoolownersgroup.com/festool-jigs-tool-enhancements/festool-ts55-comes-through-again/msg84036/

(though, I might need a jig like that.............)

Edited April 21, 201115 yr by luvdunhill