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RE: THE THREAD!!! - 1/27/2011 6:13:01 PM   
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And then...

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RE: THE THREAD!!! - 1/27/2011 6:13:12 PM   
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Ahhh...

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RE: THE THREAD!!! - 1/27/2011 6:13:24 PM   
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Much better...

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RE: THE THREAD!!! - 1/27/2011 6:13:45 PM   
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101 posts in what, 3 days...?

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RE: THE THREAD!!! - 1/27/2011 6:15:49 PM   
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Okay, 103... I could go on for hours, seemingly unopposed...

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RE: THE THREAD!!! - 1/27/2011 6:16:08 PM   
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On a Thursday... Where IS everybody?

104...

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RE: THE THREAD!!! - 1/27/2011 6:24:10 PM   
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T are you suddenly on a crusade to make 37K?

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RE: THE THREAD!!! - 1/27/2011 6:24:50 PM   
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Okay, 103... I could go on for hours, seemingly unopposed...



Dude! You need a hobby! Or a girlfriend.

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RE: THE THREAD!!! - 1/27/2011 6:38:43 PM   
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I always knew there were some kindred spirits out there about oatmeal raisin cookies. Most of my objection is on the cooked raisin side of things, but they make some good points about oatmeal too.







For more than 20 years my wife has pretended to like oatmeal.
I have told her that it looks to me that she REALLY likes brown sugar, and that oatmeal is merely the excuse to down massive quantities of the sweat stuff. She gets a bit md at me everytime I bring it up.

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RE: LOG! - 1/27/2011 6:45:17 PM   
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I never took John for a coffee snob......I thought that was what Seattle pukes were.

Oh, no, I didn't mean that really; well maybe I did, a little. I mean, like the Coast is pretty well set up.

There's SoCal where you get your tan, do some surfing, do some boat racing where the weather's sweet, and get the best Thai food and Carnitas. Then there's NoCal where you lose your tan, can't surf, but the boat racing is a skoosh more intense; the sushi's good, but SoCal has better tuna, NoCal has better crab; but the wine is what makes it. If it weren't for Napa/Sonoma, we would have booted NoCal out of the Union ages ago.

Then there's this strip of trees and flowers and chirping birds, and it's great to visit and hike in; very pretty. Part of this is called Oregon, and that's where a lot of the old-timey High Times hippies moved to, so it's a big time canabis producer. Unfortunately, them old-timey hippies were too drugged out to pay attention to simple things like growth cycles and optimal climactic conditions, so while Oregon may grow the most dope, it is really pathetic stuff (compare, cf., one toke off a Michuacan bud splif; ok, ok, I prefer Oaxacan, but WTH). Nice place, but pretty sub-par smoke.

And just above that strip is another one called Washington. Don't really know why it's there, except perhaps as an appendage to the People's Republic of British Columbia. Can't get a tan, no surf; sailing is pretty good, except when you hit a submerged tree trunk. Town is kinda jumping, but it jumps with things like "Puppetry of The Penis" (trust me, this is real. I actually lost a bet with my she-unit and took her and her friend to the show - gave them thier tickest and took them right to the door - then I went walkies to a bar - Hey, I know my English).

So to my simple mind, these Washingtonians need to do something that differentiates them from the Socialists next door, so ... Hey! . What if we make coffee (of which the closest bean is perhaps 7,000 km away) and do it in a fake French/demi-espresso style and advertise the crap out of it? Doesn't matter if it tastes like burnt, fermented, owl dung, it's an "American Regional" thing and if you don't like it you are probably a rascist (or a sexist, or a homophobe, or someone who doesn't like trees), and so the steaming pile of burnt bat fewmets became an American icon ... go figure..

Now I ain't no coffee snob, but a well roasted Guatamala peaberry tastes pretty good. Likewise, there's some pretty serious Turkish roasts of Ethiopian Highlands. When the Saudis wish to impress, they do a slow roast of an Ethiop Yirgacheffe. Strength is in the concentration of the flavor, not how badly burnt the beans are. There is an art to roasting coffee beans. Some cultures , who appreciate the thing, get it right. Other cultures, just suck up to their local advertiising pukes and drink piss because they are told they are supposed to like it.

Does that make me a coffee snob ??

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RE: THE THREAD!!! - 1/27/2011 6:56:15 PM   
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T are you suddenly on a crusade to make 37K?


No, but I WAS on one to move on to a Log-less page...

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RE: LOG! - 1/27/2011 7:18:41 PM   
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quote:

ORIGINAL: Nikademus
I never took John for a coffee snob......I thought that was what Seattle pukes were.

Oh, no, I didn't mean that really; well maybe I did, a little. I mean, like the Coast is pretty well set up.

There's SoCal where you get your tan, do some surfing, do some boat racing where the weather's sweet, and get the best Thai food and Carnitas. Then there's NoCal where you lose your tan, can't surf, but the boat racing is a skoosh more intense; the sushi's good, but SoCal has better tuna, NoCal has better crab; but the wine is what makes it. If it weren't for Napa/Sonoma, we would have booted NoCal out of the Union ages ago.

Then there's this strip of trees and flowers and chirping birds, and it's great to visit and hike in; very pretty. Part of this is called Oregon, and that's where a lot of the old-timey High Times hippies moved to, so it's a big time canabis producer. Unfortunately, them old-timey hippies were too drugged out to pay attention to simple things like growth cycles and optimal climactic conditions, so while Oregon may grow the most dope, it is really pathetic stuff (compare, cf., one toke off a Michuacan bud splif; ok, ok, I prefer Oaxacan, but WTH). Nice place, but pretty sub-par smoke.

And just above that strip is another one called Washington. Don't really know why it's there, except perhaps as an appendage to the People's Republic of British Columbia. Can't get a tan, no surf; sailing is pretty good, except when you hit a submerged tree trunk. Town is kinda jumping, but it jumps with things like "Puppetry of The Penis" (trust me, this is real. I actually lost a bet with my she-unit and took her and her friend to the show - gave them thier tickest and took them right to the door - then I went walkies to a bar - Hey, I know my English).

So to my simple mind, these Washingtonians need to do something that differentiates them from the Socialists next door, so ... Hey! . What if we make coffee (of which the closest bean is perhaps 7,000 km away) and do it in a fake French/demi-espresso style and advertise the crap out of it? Doesn't matter if it tastes like burnt, fermented, owl dung, it's an "American Regional" thing and if you don't like it you are probably a rascist (or a sexist, or a homophobe, or someone who doesn't like trees), and so the steaming pile of burnt bat fewmets became an American icon ... go figure..

Now I ain't no coffee snob, but a well roasted Guatamala peaberry tastes pretty good. Likewise, there's some pretty serious Turkish roasts of Ethiopian Highlands. When the Saudis wish to impress, they do a slow roast of an Ethiop Yirgacheffe. Strength is in the concentration of the flavor, not how badly burnt the beans are. There is an art to roasting coffee beans. Some cultures , who appreciate the thing, get it right. Other cultures, just suck up to their local advertiising pukes and drink piss because they are told they are supposed to like it.

Does that make me a coffee snob ??


actually, you can surf in NoCal (Capitola, Santa Cruz, Half Moon Bay)...you just need to make sure you have a wet or dry suit......agree the wines are nice...seattle's best is best used as an anti-freeze additive...

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RE: THE THREAD!!! - 1/27/2011 7:21:25 PM   
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How's it going guys? I took a break from the internet for a little while. I picked up Fallout New Vegas today after beating Fallout 3. Thinking about trying out the hardcore mode or is that just plumb crazy?


i went hardcore/hard right off the bat...don't regret it...looks like you have already mastered FO3, so hardcore should be a cinch for you...just remember any companions that die in hardcore mode are gone forever, unless you are willing to go back to a previous save...

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RE: THE THREAD!!! - 1/27/2011 7:27:21 PM   
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Being that he's a huge mountain of blubber...


You've earned yourself a green button. I'm really tired of you transposing your weight problem on me.

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RE: THE THREAD!!! - 1/27/2011 7:28:48 PM   
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Whatever you say, Clog-Boy...

G'night, y'all...

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RE: THE THREAD!!! - 1/27/2011 7:36:26 PM   
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1430..... and I'm sleepy at my desk.  

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RE: LOG! - 1/27/2011 8:13:33 PM   
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quote:

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I never took John for a coffee snob......I thought that was what Seattle pukes were.

Oh, no, I didn't mean that really; well maybe I did, a little. I mean, like the Coast is pretty well set up.

There's SoCal where you get your tan, do some surfing, do some boat racing where the weather's sweet, and get the best Thai food and Carnitas. Then there's NoCal where you lose your tan, can't surf, but the boat racing is a skoosh more intense; the sushi's good, but SoCal has better tuna, NoCal has better crab; but the wine is what makes it. If it weren't for Napa/Sonoma, we would have booted NoCal out of the Union ages ago.

Then there's this strip of trees and flowers and chirping birds, and it's great to visit and hike in; very pretty. Part of this is called Oregon, and that's where a lot of the old-timey High Times hippies moved to, so it's a big time canabis producer. Unfortunately, them old-timey hippies were too drugged out to pay attention to simple things like growth cycles and optimal climactic conditions, so while Oregon may grow the most dope, it is really pathetic stuff (compare, cf., one toke off a Michuacan bud splif; ok, ok, I prefer Oaxacan, but WTH). Nice place, but pretty sub-par smoke.

And just above that strip is another one called Washington. Don't really know why it's there, except perhaps as an appendage to the People's Republic of British Columbia. Can't get a tan, no surf; sailing is pretty good, except when you hit a submerged tree trunk. Town is kinda jumping, but it jumps with things like "Puppetry of The Penis" (trust me, this is real. I actually lost a bet with my she-unit and took her and her friend to the show - gave them thier tickest and took them right to the door - then I went walkies to a bar - Hey, I know my English).

So to my simple mind, these Washingtonians need to do something that differentiates them from the Socialists next door, so ... Hey! . What if we make coffee (of which the closest bean is perhaps 7,000 km away) and do it in a fake French/demi-espresso style and advertise the crap out of it? Doesn't matter if it tastes like burnt, fermented, owl dung, it's an "American Regional" thing and if you don't like it you are probably a rascist (or a sexist, or a homophobe, or someone who doesn't like trees), and so the steaming pile of burnt bat fewmets became an American icon ... go figure..

Now I ain't no coffee snob, but a well roasted Guatamala peaberry tastes pretty good. Likewise, there's some pretty serious Turkish roasts of Ethiopian Highlands. When the Saudis wish to impress, they do a slow roast of an Ethiop Yirgacheffe. Strength is in the concentration of the flavor, not how badly burnt the beans are. There is an art to roasting coffee beans. Some cultures , who appreciate the thing, get it right. Other cultures, just suck up to their local advertiising pukes and drink piss because they are told they are supposed to like it.

Does that make me a coffee snob ??


No. Starbuck's coffee stinks.

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RE: LOG! - 1/27/2011 8:18:48 PM   
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No. Starbuck's coffee stinks.



Definately not as good as the smaller cafes but it'll do in a pinch. GF unit likes the Xmas blend. The Pike's Place Roast is awful. The new automachines they have are much better than the crap machines they used to use but still inferior to a hand operated machine. Ironically, given these machines are supposed to 'standardize' the coffee experience, we found that Starbucks coffee on the east coast is far weaker than on the west. We were doing triple and quads in Buffalo (and Starbucks was our only real option there except for SPOT cafe)



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RE: THE THREAD!!! - 1/27/2011 8:20:04 PM   
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Don't mind me, I'm just picking up after my Argletonian colleague...

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RE: THE THREAD!!! - 1/27/2011 8:20:37 PM   
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Congrats on the 10k Mike (I think), I didn't even notice.

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RE: THE THREAD!!! - 1/27/2011 8:21:12 PM   
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Congrats on the 10k Mike (I think), I didn't even notice.

All hail USS Spambot.

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RE: THE THREAD!!! - 1/27/2011 8:24:28 PM   
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Between Termi, Nik, Leo, Vato Mouse (or is that Cholo Mouse) and now Mike, we're overrun.

Ack, even Steve's not far away.

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RE: THE THREAD!!! - 1/27/2011 8:27:00 PM   
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Crap, I missed it!    I knew it was coming up, but got distracted.

Thanks, Brothers! 


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RE: THE THREAD!!! - 1/27/2011 8:31:00 PM   
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Don't mind me, I'm just picking up after my Argletonian colleague...


It's a dirty job, but somebody's got to do it!

As I recall Pete's Coffee is a decent full-bodied brew. Starbuck's won't even do in a pinch, unless you're trying to kill a houseplant or something.

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LOG! - 1/27/2011 8:35:17 PM   
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As I recall Pete's Coffee is a decent full-bodied brew. Starbuck's won't even do in a pinch, unless you're trying to kill a houseplant or something.


no....that would be "McCafe"

Pete's coffee is ok....not great but ok.

Mercury Coffee company is pretty darn good, as is Cafe Ladro. Favorite spots remain Cafe Vivace, Bauhaus, Cafe Vita and Victrola coffee.

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RE: THE THREAD!!! - 1/27/2011 8:36:57 PM   
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Blah blah coffee...blah blah Starbucks...blah blah SLR.

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RE: THE THREAD!!! - 1/27/2011 8:38:06 PM   
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And now...

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RE: THE THREAD!!! - 1/27/2011 8:38:11 PM   
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...to do the needful...

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RE: THE THREAD!!! - 1/27/2011 8:38:15 PM   
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...and finish this page...

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RE: THE THREAD!!! - 1/27/2011 8:38:39 PM   
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...before defacement...

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