Beer thief arrested, for the 154th time!
Read it all in this Asylum magazine blog post.
Heh heh heh . . . .
'a certain jollity of mind pickled in the scorn of fortune'
Read it all in this Asylum magazine blog post.
Heh heh heh . . . .
I guess the colder air makes the richness of a White Russian more appealing.
Here's the recipe I've been using:
10-ounce glass filled about two-thirds with ice
1 ounce of Kahlua
2 ounces of Ketel One
Top off with half-and-half
However, you can go for more punch (and less fat) if you increase the liquors and decrease the half-and-half.
In other words, you can give those White Russians a tan.
Or a deep tan.
This Christmas, I think we can all agree: Russians are far too pasty-white.
But I'm thinking we'll want to skip the outright Black Russians -- we really want a little of that comfort-food factor, courtesy the half-and-half.
Let's go for the Deeply Tanned Russian.
The Deeply Tanned Russian offers the potency we need with a touch of comfort.
Merry Christmas, Happy Holidays, and Season's Greetings.
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This evening, I sampled 10 locally brewed beers, and then went home to clean the kitchen while listening to my iPod.
Beers by Gordon Biersch in Myrtle Beach:
1. Golden Export
2. Hefeweizen
3. Czech Lager
4. Marzen
5. Schwarzbier
And beers by New South Brewing Co. in Myrtle Beach:
1. White Ale
2. India Pale Ale
3. Cooper River Red
4. Nut Brown
5. Lowcountry Lager
The playlist I created following the samplings to help me clean the kitchen:
1. No Rain by Blind Melon
2. Love Removal Machine by The Cult
3. The Problem by J.J. Cale
4. I Choose by The Offspring
5. Subterranean Homesick Alien by Radiohead
6. Tom Sawyer by Rush
And then I continued with:
7. Ch-check it Out by The Beastie Boys
8. Ocarina by Birds & Batteries
9. Turn! Turn! Turn! by The Byrds
10. Eight Miles High by The Byrds
11. Just What I Needed by The Cars