Comments on: Raspberry Honey Wheat/ESB http://www.timberglund.com/blog/archives/492 See what large letters I use as I write to you in my own hand. Fri, 30 Jul 2010 20:25:01 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.0.2 by: Fairchild http://www.timberglund.com/blog/archives/492#comment-304 Tue, 30 Nov 1999 00:00:00 +0000 http://www.timberglund.com/blog/archives/492#comment-304 Oh Tim, you silly goose! I'm a girl and my favorite beer-like beverage is Guinness, which I would hardly call "girly." Furthermore, many beers, lambics, and other yummies brewed by monks are fruity and no one would ever accuse them of being...okay, bad example. Probably even worse joke. One of my favorite college profs was a (presumably former) Trappist, and he was one of the coolest people I've ever known. Never tried any of his brew though. Thought I'd mention that lest anyone think I dislike monks. They be like my brothers. Ugh! What is it with me and bad jokes? Must be because I'm sober. : ) Love ya bro! Oh Tim, you silly goose! I’m a girl and my favorite beer-like beverage is Guinness, which I would hardly call “girly.”

Furthermore, many beers, lambics, and other yummies brewed by monks are fruity and no one would ever accuse them of being…okay, bad example. Probably even worse joke.

One of my favorite college profs was a (presumably former) Trappist, and he was one of the coolest people I’ve ever known. Never tried any of his brew though. Thought I’d mention that lest anyone think I dislike monks. They be like my brothers. Ugh! What is it with me and bad jokes? Must be because I’m sober. : )

Love ya bro!

]]> by: Adeodatus http://www.timberglund.com/blog/archives/492#comment-305 Tue, 30 Nov 1999 00:00:00 +0000 http://www.timberglund.com/blog/archives/492#comment-305 I'm in a bad place -- the shelves in the work room are filling and the beer fridge is looking anemic. Soon I'll have nothing left but those Way Too Strong Abbey's (hardly a quaffer on a day like today), some old stouts, and sundry strong beers (like a 7-year-old barley wine -- another great one to chug when the mercury hits 90). At least I can thank Jim, too, since you don't lock your garage, and this blog keeps me up-to-date on which beers I can come purloin. I’m in a bad place — the shelves in the work room are filling and the beer fridge is looking anemic. Soon I’ll have nothing left but those Way Too Strong Abbey’s (hardly a quaffer on a day like today), some old stouts, and sundry strong beers (like a 7-year-old barley wine — another great one to chug when the mercury hits 90). At least I can thank Jim, too, since you don’t lock your garage, and this blog keeps me up-to-date on which beers I can come purloin.

]]> by: Adeodatus http://www.timberglund.com/blog/archives/492#comment-306 Tue, 30 Nov 1999 00:00:00 +0000 http://www.timberglund.com/blog/archives/492#comment-306 (That first line was less than clear: the shelves in the green work room are filling quickly with EMPTIES. One man may look at those longneck soliers all biding their time, a battalion at the ready for future service. I'm just seeing a lot of beer that has been consumed & is no longer available for downing.) (That first line was less than clear: the shelves in the green work room are filling quickly with EMPTIES. One man may look at those longneck soliers all biding their time, a battalion at the ready for future service. I’m just seeing a lot of beer that has been consumed & is no longer available for downing.)

]]> by: Tim Berglund http://www.timberglund.com/blog/archives/492#comment-307 Tue, 30 Nov 1999 00:00:00 +0000 http://www.timberglund.com/blog/archives/492#comment-307 Fairchild: Beer is good. Sobriety is better. It does a body good. Adeodatus: Yes, you should get yer brew on. Or maybe not, if drinking your inventory down to zero ends up being strategically prudent. (And I followed you on the thing about the green room shelves.) Fairchild:

Beer is good. Sobriety is better. It does a body good.

Adeodatus:

Yes, you should get yer brew on. Or maybe not, if drinking your inventory down to zero ends up being strategically prudent. (And I followed you on the thing about the green room shelves.)

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