|
|||
|
Per MSN’s James Dlugosch: Despite what the microbrewers will tell you, all beer is pretty much the same. Consumers who pay a premium do so more for the experience than the taste. But for me, the issue is the bottle. I like drinking my suds from a cold bottle. Period. Put it in a glass, and the experience [...] Seriously, you guys. Best. Movie. Ever. Things you never thought you’d hear yourself say: “I was totally aroused during that Leonard Cohen song.” Oh, and mad props to Netflix for making it so that I’m not too poor to rent movies. …with asparagus and feta. We had dinner (crab legs plus unlimited sushi for $25!) at Bluefin Bistro Friday night, so I had to do something with the leftover crab.
Yay breakfast!
Well, I live with my parents again. Awesome. Well, I finally finished transcribing my journal from Europe, which was nothing compared to culling 700+ photos down to 442, editing, tagging, and captioning them. If you’re primarily interested in the journal part you might want to start at the beginning, but there are tags for individual countries too. I guess finally getting some closure on [...] Forty years ago today, a Purdue alumnus (BTFU!) stepped off a ladder and into history. And yet last week the Obama administration had to hedge its bets regarding whether or not we’re going back – ever. It’s easy to be pessimistic about designs so grand they almost elude comprehension. In an era of staggering deficits, [...] Sherwood and I had lunch at LBC yesterday, and we both got their Amarillo APA, which is tasty but like most of their beers seems watery and one-dimensional. Amarillo is a fantastic hop, but in my experience, at least, it needs something else to really shine – just like potatoes don’t taste quite right without [...] There are three aspects to fighting any war: military (the need to punch lots of little holes in people and objects); political (the need to provide resources); and social (the need to convince people that the objectives are justified). The United States treats drug trafficking and consumption as a social problem, albeit with an occasional [...] Much-belated, some happenings from NY, NY. Only seven hours late so far…
Hooray beer!
St. Paddy’s parade I
II
III
IV
V
VI
VII
VIII
IX
French flag?
Juxtaposition
I think these are grapes.
My first NYC hobo experience
Central Park I
II
III
Strawberry Fields and the Dakota
Columbus Circle
FAIL
Remember me to [...] Yes, it’s hard to believe that just 165 years ago today we (by which I mean the human race; my ancestors were in the Pacific Northwest and have a pretty solid alibi) exterminated a species which had minimal food value and represented no threat. Quoth the wiki: The last population lived on Geirfuglasker (”Great Auk Rock”) [...] |
|||
|
SeanTerrill.com is licensed under a (BY-NC-SA) Creative Commons License. 157 queries. 0.907 seconds. |
|||