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Whiskey or bourbon?
GMC or Chevy?
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Bourbon or Tennessee whiskey.Steely Dan said:
Whiskey or bourbon?
GMC or Chevy?
Ford.
"Sic em yesterday, sic em today, sic em forever"
The correct answer is Scotch and Ford.Roy Rogers said:Bourbon or Tennessee whiskey.Steely Dan said:
Whiskey or bourbon?
GMC or Chevy?
Ford.
A little over 50 to go, anything in Yeti and BMW
Bird or Magic
Bird, even on this thread.Baylorbearfan99 said:
Bird or Magic
"Sic em yesterday, sic em today, sic em forever"
Who gave you the Corvette? What did Dale Earnhardt drive? What did Don McLean drive to the levy?
You wanna haul a heavy load? Get a Chevy
You wanna swallow a heavy load? Get a Ford
You wanna haul a heavy load? Get a Chevy
You wanna swallow a heavy load? Get a Ford
Winning by cheating is just as impressive as winning fairly, probably even more so. Your opponent was better than you in every way, and you beat them with your brain.
Dubbicans said:The correct answer is Scotch and Ford.Roy Rogers said:Bourbon or Tennessee whiskey.Steely Dan said:
Whiskey or bourbon?
GMC or Chevy?
Ford.
Ford. Found On Road Dead
Agree 100%!!!!exr29070 said:
Van Halen not Van Hagar...
Joe Dirt is quite possibly the greatest movie of this or any generation...Rletbetter said:Agree 100%!!!!exr29070 said:
Van Halen not Van Hagar...
FIFY.kenozebi said:Joe Dirte is quite possibly the greatest movie of this or any generation...Rletbetter said:Agree 100%!!!!exr29070 said:
Van Halen not Van Hagar...
kenozebi said:Joe Dirt is quite possibly the greatest movie of this or any generation...Rletbetter said:Agree 100%!!!!exr29070 said:
Van Halen not Van Hagar...
So damned good
Well, after So I Married an Axe Murderer, Tommy Boy, The Naked Gun, Fletch, and probably 100 others from the comedy genre.kenozebi said:Joe Dirt is quite possibly the greatest movie of this or any generation...Rletbetter said:Agree 100%!!!!exr29070 said:
Van Halen not Van Hagar...
They were about 3-4 years ago, and they were competing with Single malt scotchSATXBear said:Gunny Hartman said:Steely Dan said:
Whiskey or bourbon?
GMC or Chevy?
Well GMC is just a Chevy with frills and a commensurately higher price tag. Now if we were to have the Chevy versus Ford discussion well then everybody knows that Chevy would destroy that.
The term whiskey is so wide open anymore it's damn near impossible to define unless you're referring to a sour mash from Tennessee. Same issue with corn mash bourbon from Kentucky. But I'm personally not convinced that some of the best "whiskey" around doesn't come from a little distillery in Waco Texas.
A friend of mine who knows Whiskey says Waco's brew is competing with Irish whiskeys and is getting international awards now.
My kids can quote that movie verbatim. And so can I.kenozebi said:Joe Dirt is quite possibly the greatest movie of this or any generation...Rletbetter said:Agree 100%!!!!exr29070 said:
Van Halen not Van Hagar...
I bought a bottle of Baby Blue. Its a little different, not a huge fan, but I would never compare it to single malt scotch. I'll take Glenlivit 18 for the win.trey3216 said:They were about 3-4 years ago, and they were competing with Single malt scotchSATXBear said:Gunny Hartman said:Steely Dan said:
Whiskey or bourbon?
GMC or Chevy?
Well GMC is just a Chevy with frills and a commensurately higher price tag. Now if we were to have the Chevy versus Ford discussion well then everybody knows that Chevy would destroy that.
The term whiskey is so wide open anymore it's damn near impossible to define unless you're referring to a sour mash from Tennessee. Same issue with corn mash bourbon from Kentucky. But I'm personally not convinced that some of the best "whiskey" around doesn't come from a little distillery in Waco Texas.
A friend of mine who knows Whiskey says Waco's brew is competing with Irish whiskeys and is getting international awards now.
How about a bit of Thurston Harrison and the Sharps
"Sic em yesterday, sic em today, sic em forever"
Ill see your Thurston and raise you BrentonRoy Rogers said:
How about a bit of Thurston Harrison and the Sharps
deemus said:I bought a bottle of Baby Blue. Its a little different, not a huge fan, but I would never compare it to single malt scotch. I'll take Glenlivit 18 for the win.trey3216 said:They were about 3-4 years ago, and they were competing with Single malt scotchSATXBear said:Gunny Hartman said:Steely Dan said:
Whiskey or bourbon?
GMC or Chevy?
Well GMC is just a Chevy with frills and a commensurately higher price tag. Now if we were to have the Chevy versus Ford discussion well then everybody knows that Chevy would destroy that.
The term whiskey is so wide open anymore it's damn near impossible to define unless you're referring to a sour mash from Tennessee. Same issue with corn mash bourbon from Kentucky. But I'm personally not convinced that some of the best "whiskey" around doesn't come from a little distillery in Waco Texas.
A friend of mine who knows Whiskey says Waco's brew is competing with Irish whiskeys and is getting international awards now.
He wasn't referring to Baby Blue. He was referring to the Balcones 1 Texas single malt. That's the one that they took over to London that kicked every scotch's ass.
I like basically all the late 80s/early-to-mid 90s bands that y'all have listed. Those are obviously the kings of that era. I would like to propose a "B List" of bands that I was a huge fan of but recognize aren't necessarily the musical geniuses or recognized genre-defining bands like Pearl Jam, Nirvana, GNR, Metallica (whoever said Metallica is meh must have literally been smoking crack (either when they were listening to Metallica or when they wrote the statement or both)).
In my mind, that list would be headlined by Gin Blossoms, Blues Traveler, Live, Toad the Wet Sprocket, Hootie and the Blowfish, Spin Doctors, Better Than Ezra, The Verve Pipe (The Freshman is awesome and I don't care what anyone says), The Wallflowers, Soul Asylum, Toadies (have seen them in concert easily 10 times), Collective Soul, etc. I have many a good memory listening to songs from those groups.
I don't know what genre they would be categorized under, maybe Rock/Pop or Post-Grunge, and in my mind they pre-date (or are just better than) what I'll call bleached hair 90s bands like Sugar Ray, Eve 6, Lit, Seven Mary Three, etc.
Since my list is so long I'm sure I'll get flamed by some people for not being correct on my dates, including some bands that shouldn't be there, and leaving out some that should. But that's my feeble attempt at a conversation starter.
In my mind, that list would be headlined by Gin Blossoms, Blues Traveler, Live, Toad the Wet Sprocket, Hootie and the Blowfish, Spin Doctors, Better Than Ezra, The Verve Pipe (The Freshman is awesome and I don't care what anyone says), The Wallflowers, Soul Asylum, Toadies (have seen them in concert easily 10 times), Collective Soul, etc. I have many a good memory listening to songs from those groups.
I don't know what genre they would be categorized under, maybe Rock/Pop or Post-Grunge, and in my mind they pre-date (or are just better than) what I'll call bleached hair 90s bands like Sugar Ray, Eve 6, Lit, Seven Mary Three, etc.
Since my list is so long I'm sure I'll get flamed by some people for not being correct on my dates, including some bands that shouldn't be there, and leaving out some that should. But that's my feeble attempt at a conversation starter.
****ers didnt even put Waco on the label.Gunny Hartman said:deemus said:I bought a bottle of Baby Blue. Its a little different, not a huge fan, but I would never compare it to single malt scotch. I'll take Glenlivit 18 for the win.trey3216 said:They were about 3-4 years ago, and they were competing with Single malt scotchSATXBear said:Gunny Hartman said:Steely Dan said:
Whiskey or bourbon?
GMC or Chevy?
Well GMC is just a Chevy with frills and a commensurately higher price tag. Now if we were to have the Chevy versus Ford discussion well then everybody knows that Chevy would destroy that.
The term whiskey is so wide open anymore it's damn near impossible to define unless you're referring to a sour mash from Tennessee. Same issue with corn mash bourbon from Kentucky. But I'm personally not convinced that some of the best "whiskey" around doesn't come from a little distillery in Waco Texas.
A friend of mine who knows Whiskey says Waco's brew is competing with Irish whiskeys and is getting international awards now.
He wasn't referring to Baby Blue. He was referring to the Balcones 1 Texas single malt. That's the one that they took over to London that kicked every scotch's ass.
Ugh, Mr. Ponytail Man.Brian Ethridge said:
State Of Love And Trust and Breath are two of my favorites as well as Drown.
Paul Westerburg was a meh addition.
And I reference sensitive ponytail man quite often.
Also, "what if the super you meets the super her but you're not being you."
The scene when Steve picks up a pregnancy kit at the grocery store and runs into a fan: "What's so funny about... peace, peace, peace... love and under... peace, peace. Death Row, what does a brother know? peace, peace. Yow, wow, wow, wow, wow, kapow! You're the King, man, you are the KING!"
Eric Stoltz as the mime in the car with Steve and others: "Let me tell you about love. Love disappears, baby!"
When Steve asks what Janet really wants from a guy, she used to have a list of things, but then she narrows it down to, "Someone who says Gesundheit when I sneeze, although I prefer bless you, it's nicer."
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Yes, Jeremy Piven rapping to Steve about the Wheels of Steel.LadyBear91 said:Ugh, Mr. Ponytail Man.Brian Ethridge said:
State Of Love And Trust and Breath are two of my favorites as well as Drown.
Paul Westerburg was a meh addition.
And I reference sensitive ponytail man quite often.
Also, "what if the super you meets the super her but you're not being you."
The scene when Steve picks up a pregnancy kit at the grocery store and runs into a fan: "What's so funny about... peace, peace, peace... love and under... peace, peace. Death Row, what does a brother know? peace, peace. Yow, wow, wow, wow, wow, kapow! You're the King, man, you are the KING!"
Eric Stoltz as the mime in the car with Steve and others: "Let me tell you about love. Love disappears, baby!"
When Steve asks what Janet really wants from a guy, she used to have a list of things, but then she narrows it down to, "Someone who says Gesundheit when I sneeze, although I prefer bless you, it's nicer."
Not Piven's first rap on film as he was rapping to Lloyd behind the Quik E Mart about Diane Court in Say Anything.
I dont think I even saw that one on the shelf. I'll have to try that one.Gunny Hartman said:deemus said:I bought a bottle of Baby Blue. Its a little different, not a huge fan, but I would never compare it to single malt scotch. I'll take Glenlivit 18 for the win.trey3216 said:They were about 3-4 years ago, and they were competing with Single malt scotchSATXBear said:Gunny Hartman said:Steely Dan said:
Whiskey or bourbon?
GMC or Chevy?
Well GMC is just a Chevy with frills and a commensurately higher price tag. Now if we were to have the Chevy versus Ford discussion well then everybody knows that Chevy would destroy that.
The term whiskey is so wide open anymore it's damn near impossible to define unless you're referring to a sour mash from Tennessee. Same issue with corn mash bourbon from Kentucky. But I'm personally not convinced that some of the best "whiskey" around doesn't come from a little distillery in Waco Texas.
A friend of mine who knows Whiskey says Waco's brew is competing with Irish whiskeys and is getting international awards now.
He wasn't referring to Baby Blue. He was referring to the Balcones 1 Texas single malt. That's the one that they took over to London that kicked every scotch's ass.
Lowered expectations. lolLadyBear91 said:
When Steve asks what Janet really wants from a guy, she used to have a list of things, but then she narrows it down to, "Someone who says Gesundheit when I sneeze, although I prefer bless you, it's nicer."
At some point she just said, "screw it" preferred to have company.
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trey3216 said:They were about 3-4 years ago, and they were competing with Single malt scotchSATXBear said:Gunny Hartman said:Steely Dan said:
Whiskey or bourbon?
GMC or Chevy?
Well GMC is just a Chevy with frills and a commensurately higher price tag. Now if we were to have the Chevy versus Ford discussion well then everybody knows that Chevy would destroy that.
The term whiskey is so wide open anymore it's damn near impossible to define unless you're referring to a sour mash from Tennessee. Same issue with corn mash bourbon from Kentucky. But I'm personally not convinced that some of the best "whiskey" around doesn't come from a little distillery in Waco Texas.
A friend of mine who knows Whiskey says Waco's brew is competing with Irish whiskeys and is getting international awards now.
Thanks for the details
deemus said:I dont think I even saw that one on the shelf. I'll have to try that one.Gunny Hartman said:deemus said:I bought a bottle of Baby Blue. Its a little different, not a huge fan, but I would never compare it to single malt scotch. I'll take Glenlivit 18 for the win.trey3216 said:They were about 3-4 years ago, and they were competing with Single malt scotchSATXBear said:Gunny Hartman said:Steely Dan said:
Whiskey or bourbon?
GMC or Chevy?
Well GMC is just a Chevy with frills and a commensurately higher price tag. Now if we were to have the Chevy versus Ford discussion well then everybody knows that Chevy would destroy that.
The term whiskey is so wide open anymore it's damn near impossible to define unless you're referring to a sour mash from Tennessee. Same issue with corn mash bourbon from Kentucky. But I'm personally not convinced that some of the best "whiskey" around doesn't come from a little distillery in Waco Texas.
A friend of mine who knows Whiskey says Waco's brew is competing with Irish whiskeys and is getting international awards now.
He wasn't referring to Baby Blue. He was referring to the Balcones 1 Texas single malt. That's the one that they took over to London that kicked every scotch's ass.
It's luxurious. Very very luxurious.
My latest bottle has been the Balcones single malt classic, but now you guys have got me wishing I had the special release! I can't imagine how good that bottle would be.
We need to start thinking about the 1000th post...don't. mess. this. up.
Two of those don't belong with the other two...kcarlson said:Well, after So I Married an Axe Murderer, Tommy Boy, The Naked Gun, Fletch, and probably 100 others from the comedy genre.kenozebi said:Joe Dirt is quite possibly the greatest movie of this or any generation...Rletbetter said:Agree 100%!!!!exr29070 said:
Van Halen not Van Hagar...
24 to go, SicEm
I just sat down to catch up on the last 8 pages of this thread and just wanted to say I love each of you dearly. This thread is a piece of art.
Whos the better actor DeNiro or Pacino?
You just broke my brain.GoldMind said:
Whos the better actor DeNiro or Pacino?
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