yeah they're about $10 a pack

FUCKING ASSHOLES

A g of some dro.
A phillies peach Mini Blunt

And a can of full throttle.

samesies.

Yeah, I've worked too hard to be healthy. I'm not going to destroy my efforts with tobacco.

This weekend is supply restocking weekend:

Groceries
Wine (I can get a 10-percent discount if I buy 6 bottles or more at Greenlife)
Beer
Coffee
Some clothes
An album

Band of Horses?

If you're going to smoke non-filter which I highly recommend (too many added chemicals in the filters) then go for Camels the best tasting non'filter cigs out there. I've tried them all except for euros...

cigars

i bought 12 gallons of gas & paid a bunch of tolls and now i'm finally back in my hometown, new york fuckin city!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Bought lunch and coffee as well as a bomber of Sierra Nevada Estate Harvest Ale for this evening. Will report on my impressions of this esteemed beer in a later report.

Over and out.

fishies!

(for my aquarium, not for consumption. i don't roll like that.)

8-pack of Fosters lager.

5x Kodak Ektachrome E100VS 35mm Slide Film Vivid Color

I bought some goddamn pizza and some motherfucking breakfast.
Fuck yeah.

Can you buy Foster's lager in the States?

Yes

Do you like it? :D

I'm on the fence.

Name a beer you like and I'll try it. :)

hmm. I really like fat tires.

Love the name. Where's it brewed?

Colorado. It's pretty tasty.

There's only two people in the whole world I'd love to have a beer with. Homer Simpson and "Norm" from Cheers. :D

Oh yeah, and Kim Gordon, naturally.

The brewery is New Belgium out of Fort Collins. They do an adequate job of mostly Belgian-style beers, though to me they tend to feel a little watered down. Funny thing, many people in Colorado HATE New Belgium, especially Fat Tire, but it seems to be wildly popular other places. It practically flies off the shelves here in A'ville.

Me, I neither like nor hate. It's better than the big mass brews. Just not as complex as other American micros.

Can someone tell me what Kim Gordon's favourite tipple is, just in case?

Report: Excellent. Just wish it were not $10 a bottle!

I would never spend that amount on a bottle of beer no matter how good it tastes.

For what it's worth it's a 22 ouncer. And it is most excellent.

You're obviously not a beer snob.

How strong is it?

POST THE SHIT THAT STAPLES YOUR BRAIN TO HOME DEPOT

here is my offering:

......http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tLvwVO8Fh04.......

COLLATERAL

a marshall amp
boss dd 20
jazzmaster
nice sack o' bud

all in all a pretty good day

christ in a judas you bought that all today? what are you, made of golden moles and silver freckles? ah hah you see what i did there? i took the guided forethought and replaced it with a slightly wet vagina. i wish more women were in power.

someone's been makin' bank...



all i bought today:






enjoying now.

Now THOSE are good beers.

Only 6.7 ABV but the best thing about it is that it's wet-hopped with hops grown on the SN estate. So the hops are powerful, very oily and grassy smelling, and quite tasty. So it tastes stronger than it really is. Makes it very drinkable.

When you're feeling flush some time, try a bottle. I guarantee you'll love it. Nice malt backbone, overwhelming hops. And at 6.7 ABV won't put you on the floor.

nuthin

Ah, good old PBR that's all I crack open too, along with an occasional Black Label. It's what reminds me of the seldom house-party noise shows back in Ottawa, and it was all they would sell. And the taste attracts me more than the great price. It's $11.00 CAD for a 12-pack of PBR in the deppaneur (corner store) below my flat.

While I was in Saint Louis, my brother, his friend, and I were at a bar and this PBR rep came in and was absolutely fanatical about PBR. Of course I joined in with the PBR love (though I'm generally apathetic about it) because of how excited he was to find a like mind. That was definitely a good time.