gorocks99;1208811 wrote:Keep dog killing references - even in jest - to the basement thread. It's a touchy subject for a lot of people.
Cute.Steel Valley Football;1208826 wrote:I said hunting dogs, not killing dogs. That's not the same thing. The last time I went dog hunting, I didn't see a single one.
Because we humans have an unusual knack for enjoying utterly destroying ourselves.2kool4skool;1209742 wrote:Bro, why do you think heroin was invented?
O-Trap;1209744 wrote:Because we humans have an unusual knack for enjoying utterly destroying ourselves.
Scotch and my liver are mortal enemies. I make them fight as often as possible for my own lolz.Curly J;1209759 wrote:Im just trying to destroy my liver. I hate that organ.
O-Trap;1209762 wrote:Scotch and my liver are mortal enemies. I make them fight as often as possible for my own lolz.
When I'm cremated, I want everyone to hear a faint "Finish him!" when the burning gets to my liver, like from Mortal Combat. Partly because of the epicness of the battle between my liver and Scotch. Partly just because it would be funny to creep everyone out.Curly J;1209764 wrote:I want my liver to burn for days when I'm cremated. It will...
One should only listen to Colin Cowherd if they want to continue feeling bad.Ironman92;1208735 wrote:Turn on ESPN radio...catch the end of Mike and Mike, Colin Cowerd, Scott Van Pelt Show....should be up your alley today.
O-Trap;1210084 wrote:Long day today. Capped it with a Man-O-War Virtue cigar and two tumblers of Oban 14-year Single-Malt scotch.
I still can't get into Scotch. Guess I'm to much of a beer 'guy'. The Wife's Step Mom loves it. She has a Bud Light Chelada at 1pm, if not sooner, then onto her cheap Single Malt for the rest of her day.O-Trap;1210084 wrote:Long day today. Capped it with a Man-O-War Virtue cigar and two tumblers of Oban 14-year Single-Malt scotch.
Nice. One of my personal favorites. Ever try Talisker?O-Trap;1210084 wrote:Long day today. Capped it with a Man-O-War Virtue cigar and two tumblers of Oban 14-year Single-Malt scotch.
One of my favorites. Outstanding whiskey.O-Trap;1210084 wrote:... two tumblers of Oban 14-year Single-Malt scotch.
THE4RINGZ;1210085 wrote:Man O War Ruination for me. Dark, oily, robust. I gave up cigars two years ago for Lent, and never went back. I miss those soooo much.
fish82;1210137 wrote:Nice. One of my personal favorites. Ever try Talisker?
Much appreciated!Con_Alma;1210177 wrote:One of my favorites. Outstanding whiskey.
You have good taste.
If you're in the mood for strong and have some extra $$ in your pocket, give Lagavulin a shot if you haven't already.O-Trap;1210664 wrote: Oh yeah. I have an empty bottle of it upstairs from when I had it. It was just a touch peatier than I like. If I feel dull after a day, and I need something with particularly strong taste, I'll go with a Talisker or a Glenmorangie, either one 12-year. If I want a balance, I go with Oban 14-year. If I need something a little light on the peat, I go with the Ballvenie 12-year.
I haven't, but I also haven't seen that up here. I'll keep an eye out, though.fish82;1210868 wrote:If you're in the mood for strong and have some extra $$ in your pocket, give Lagavulin a shot if you haven't already.
