Pew

Two of my favorites! Delicious, yes. But, pales to Sam Smith's Nut Brown Ale. I once became quite inebriated of that brew this summer in a pool somewhere....That and their Stone IPA.... Okay then. Best IPA you've ever had? Bastards, the lot o' ye!!

Sitting here now trying out an interesting lil beer. Breckenridge Brewery's Remarkable Vanilla Porter. I think I like it. The vanilla adds a little smoothness to the porter's normal "edge" without taking away from the full bodied flavor. It's not too sweet and not too bitter, definitely "Partakable" as the label proclaims!! I am going to sip it and see what notes come through as it warms a little.

Pranqster is very good. IIRC, they make Red Seal Ale. That was a good beer. I'm soooo jealous of you folks west of the mississip.

So maybe we're not all rum drinkers. How about a simple DIY beer review guide for those flavors you favor most. So what beer are you drinking now and what's your opinion of it? We just finished a 6'er of Sierra Nevada Celebration Ale. Goode, but pales in comparison to Anchor Steam's Christmas Ale. I feel, the best of the holiday seasonals so far. A friend gave us a bottle of Sam Adams Chocolate Bock for Christmas. Can't wait to break open it tonight....

Greetings. Welcome to the pub.

Mint

Wow. Like a fine rum ages with time. How goes it Diego Santana de la Vega? Like a ghost appears from the past. Fine Ales and Stouts all 'round!!

The eastern shore of Md: http://www.easternshore.com/ Home to Pirates, (http://www.chesapeakebay.net/pirates.htm), Picaroons, (http://www.cmptp.com/individual_pirates.htm), and Ghost Fleets, (http://www.dnr.state.md.us/naturalresource.../ghostship.html)....

A pint o' IPA will work fine fer me 's well. An' fetch Dorian an' I a shot o' Jameson while yer at it... Welcome.

Thank you all!!! Now, back to the drinking!!!!

Wellllll...Sierra Nevada Celebration Ale that turned into an Anchor Steam....

My personal favorite is when they say they're not afraid, but take off running when something odd happens. But whatever, it makes for entertaining TV....

I :heart: Zac and the boys, but they talk a big game until something happens.... The scratches were fawked up though...tooo creepy

BTW, that wasn't TAPS, it was Ghost Adventures. GA> TAPS

He lives.

I as well am a Ghost Hunters junkie, but found that episode, well, lacking....If they would tone down the 'mood' music, they maybe some of those EVP's/ footsteps, etc would be more audible. That being said, can I stay on the Star of India overnight? I promise to look for ghosts....

"Well, much news indeed Mister Flint." Ash refilled the men's cups they had soberly drawn from during Flint's tale. Preston watched her move in and among the tight spaces very much like the pooka. Christopher Tucker was the first to inquire more about Joshua Wellings condition. To which, Bill Flint said he had no knowledge other than he was beaten badly. Nicholas was next to prod him about the whereabouts of dev Oven since the search was never fully carried out. Again Flint was unable to pronounce any futher information on his whereabouts. Cut-throat huffed and let his feelings be known of the now fruitless trip to St. Pierre. Alder Wenge, ever the voice of reason, explained softly that although one search may have been fruitless, Mister Wellings was found alive. "And what o' Ajayi?" Preston inquired. "Sadly, I cannot report any sightings." "A man o' Ajayi's size kinnnot jus' go missin'" stated the ships Cox'un, "strange things here Mister Pew." "Ah, none o' that Mister Brisbane. Jus' another blow dealt by den Oven' hand. That 's all." The men prognosticated on what could have happened to the Dutch Captain. Each tale wilder than the next, yet not so much as to be untrue. As second cup drained, Mister Flint asked to be dismissed as he had had a trying time ashore and was in the need of rest and victuals. Mister Brocke was dismissed as well to assist the master-at-arms in stowing arms from Mister Flint's marines while ashore. Preston asked Ash to see what Charlie still had warm below for those marines. She bent in mid curtsy, but caught herself and replied with a simple, "Aye sir." Preston asked the other officers to remain as to discuss the evening's meet with the Navarra. ____________________________________ Navigation Log of the Lucy: Direction: At sea, heading SSW Speed: 11 knots Wind: Moderate Northeasterly breeze, small waves 1m high, some whitecaps

Recieved mine today. I'm going to try and wait until my b-day tomorrow to open it. Thank you blackjohn!!!!

Mailed out Friday. Should be in hand by Tuesday at the latest....

How I missed out on this day....Happy Natal!!!! Thank you for your continual service to the Watch Dog and guiding us through its journey. For you:

Finishing up tonight. Will go out tomorrow....

Preston leaned back in the chair and crossed his arms. Each officer within the ward room gave a brief report about their current status now at sea. "Very well then," the ship's master replied, "Wot news Mister Flint?" Preston offered a seat in the small room as Bill's height caused him to hunch uncomfortably. Bill declined initially but was finally persuaded to perch himself precariously on a stool usually found under the small desk. "Much news Mister Pew." Bill began the tale of the last 24 hours ashore.

Robe