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  • der affe
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    Originally posted by blunt
    dude, you really need a lesson in living. if i still drank i would slip into my 300 dollar jeans and pick you up in my 20 year old BMW and take you out and show you what living large really means
    OUCH, BLUNT!
    non ballerstatus here!
    i catch shit from all of my friends for drinking "old man drinks".
    i rock my $17.95 Levi's from Costco. plain old non "bedazzled" jeans.
    i do however have a penchant for good single malts. nothing super salty (coastal). the last time i spent that much on a bottle i was in a much better spot and it lasted me over a year.
    i can see spending good money on a scotch, but a beer????? i just can't see it.

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  • blunttech
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    Originally posted by Optimator
    I've always wanted to check out Hole in One in NYC. I guess it's one of the best whisky bars in the US.
    i believe thats a glory hole establishment. doesnt surprise me you are curious

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  • blunttech
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    Originally posted by der affe
    i love a good single malt, but i have to draw the line at $120 a bottle. i really can't justify spending more.
    dude, you really need a lesson in living. if i still drank i would slip into my 300 dollar jeans and pick you up in my 20 year old BMW and take you out and show you what living large really means

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  • Optimator
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    Originally posted by KevlarWeave
    I shop here, both online, and in-store. I suggest an in store if you can ever swing on down.

    http://www.playersretreat.net/expensivescotch.htm
    I've always wanted to check out Hole in One in NYC. I guess it's one of the best whisky bars in the US.

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  • e34john
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    Anyone ever try the Glenlivet 1983 Cellar Collection? I keep thinking of buying one to save until I turn 50.

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  • KevlarWeave
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    I shop here, both online, and in-store. I suggest an in store if you can ever swing on down.

    Simple, nourishing recipes and practical healthy eating tips to help you cook better, eat well, and feel good every day.


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  • Kruzen
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    Where do you even source stuff like this? Liquor stores never carry anything like that.

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  • KevlarWeave
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    Originally posted by hugh jass
    are you really so narcissistic as to quote yourself in your own sig?
    Is it not called a signature? Would you want me to sign it Steve Petersen instead?
    Last edited by KevlarWeave; 12-03-2008, 02:30 PM.

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  • hugh jass
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    Originally posted by KevlarWeave
    It's my civic duty to be expedient. I really think you should stick to the grasshoppers and maybe a Boone's Farm on those rare, throw caution to the wind moments.
    are you really so narcissistic as to quote yourself in your own sig?

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  • cferb
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    Originally posted by KevlarWeave
    It's my civic duty to be expedient. I really think you should stick to the grasshoppers and maybe a Boone's Farm on those rare, throw caution to the wind moments.
    I don't know what you just said. But right now I stick to beer, not a big liquor guy. I only drink it when I have to.

    EDIT: It was actually Macallan.
    Last edited by cferb; 12-03-2008, 04:21 PM.

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  • der affe
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    i love a good single malt, but i have to draw the line at $120 a bottle. i really can't justify spending more.

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  • KevlarWeave
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    It's my civic duty to be expedient. I really think you should stick to the grasshoppers and maybe a Boone's Farm on those rare, throw caution to the wind moments.

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  • cferb
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    You found that quick. But that's actually quite a bit of beer, and by the time I was inside karaoke i'm not sure what it was, lots of fruity drinks that I couldn't really taste, I just drank whatever I could get.

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  • KevlarWeave
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    Originally posted by cferb
    I tend to go for the mediocre brands, $30-40, I can't tell the difference once you get above that, I just can't stomach cheap crap like monarch.

    I did have 30 year old glenlivet in japan though, but I didn't pay, rich people gave me some. Of course they thought I was rich too, just like everyone else we met
    I can tell, proof you should stick to the Laphroig.

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  • cferb
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    I tend to go for the mediocre brands, $30-40, I can't tell the difference once you get above that, I just can't stomach cheap crap like monarch.

    I did have 30 year old glenlivet in japan though, but I didn't pay, rich people gave me some. Of course they thought I was rich too, just like everyone else we met

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