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I like 'em both...but yes indeed the rye is very smooth.
Knob Creek and Basil Hayden are also favorite Bourbons.
Andy
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Knob Creek and Basil Hayden are also favorite Bourbons.
Andy
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Elijah Craig isn't half bad Bourbon/Rye too. But Bulleit makes a nice Rye their bourbon is pretty good too…
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Back in college, my caving club had a special committee called the Drinking Techniques Committee, or DTC for short. The DTC existed solely for the purpose of identifying alcohol that was able to be purchased after midnight (BITD, stores in Virginia stopped selling beer/wine/booze at midnight, and almost all of our parties lasted well into the morning light of the following day). On the top of the DTC's list of available beverages for purchase after midnight were NyQuil, Listerine, pure (real) vanilla extract, etc. And yes, I have drunk all of those in quantity when the booze had run out... And no, I don't have a problem with alcohol. Unless there isn't enough of it...
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Coffee, always coffee. Water is over rated.
I've always been partial to W.C. Fields' take: "I don't drink water, fish bubblegum in it."
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Water still has a rating if it is in coffee .
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This is true but not W.C.'s best drink quote as far as I am concerned. Here is his best.
"Always carry a flagon of whiskey in case of snakebite, and furthermore, always carry a small snake."
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He also said : A woman drove me to drink and I didn't have the decency to thank her .
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Just brewed up a pot of Assam tea from loose leaf. Most delightful on this snowy day. (My wifey and the little ones are home due to snow day and the tea seems to well received by my better half as well.)
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If you know, you know...
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Hmmmmm. Colonoscopy in someone's future????
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Yeah. Tomorrow. And I ain't happy about it in the least...
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Understood, I have one coming up, it either number 6 or 7, think we missed in 2020. Been doing them every 5 years since I was 35 due to cancer in the family.
I figure I lose a few pounds, get a helluva nap, then a killer meal afterwards.
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Six or 7!!!???
Good Lord, I don't envy you!!! This is only my second one. First one was in 2010. I've been putting this off for a while, but my PCP finally guilted me into it...
Regarding killer meals, I had a ribeye, rare, last night. Last solid food in the past 24 hours.
For that next meal, I'm thinking I'ma gonna try that brat recipe that @ferret427 posted in the What's on the Grill Tonight? thread. Sure looks delish...
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Doesn't the PSA give you a heads up tho?Six or 7!!!???
Good Lord, I don't envy you!!! This is only my second one. First one was in 2010. I've been putting this off for a while, but my PCP finally guilted me into it...
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My PSA numbers are in the middle of the range. Never heard that the PSA number could be used to rule out getting a colonoscopy...
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What does Palmetto State Armory have to do with colonoscopies?My PSA numbers are in the middle of the range. Never heard that the PSA number could be used to rule out getting a colonoscopy...
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