ryyannon

HEY, BRES! uhhh... nevermind.

"but then I got big male hands and fingers that can crush a small Camel...." it sounds like the Islamisation of Denmark is nearly complete.

just a bunch of shitheads best to ignore them.

I will fear no Ken.

when i click on the link i'm on two different RWGs at the same time: this is confusing, Gran... 4 User(s) are reading this topic (0 Guests and 0 Anonymous Users) 4 Members: jonthebhoy, ryyannon, kegra, chris5264 3 User(s) are reading this topic (0 Guests and 0 Anonymous Users) 3 Members: ryyannon, jonthebhoy, fitch

crasy tread

That's somewhere along the Seine in the center of Paris. The birds looks in pretty good shape... If you analyse the negative space between the pigeons and the background, it reveals the message: 'Bres3000 Forever'

"Better than Montagny premier cru?? Nice Montrachet?" The name doesn't necessarily guarantee what you're actually getting. France is currently going through an 'Emperor Has No Clothes' phase in which many of its high-priced and prestigious wines are getting a beating due to the mediocraty of what you discover once they're in your glass. I don't want to discourage you, Edge, it's still possible to uncork bottles that are absolutely sublime, but it's often hit-or-miss. After a number of misses, I always ask friends coming over from the States to bring a bottle or two of anything under the Ravenswood label: no bad surprises. And I should perhaps say that their wines are 'real' - meaning not concocted out of oak wood-chips and plonk by a resident Ph.d in chemistry. And anyway, real wine is a living substance - it's as important where and with whom you drink it as how much you pay or the prestige of the Chateau on the label. Go for them when you're here: you won't regret it, and you'll learn tons...:-)

I'm not sure where many of you are located but if it's in the U.S. you generally can't go wrong with the Ravenswood (motto: 'No Wimpy Wines') line of California Merlots, Zinfandels and Chardonnays. Prices range from reasonable to unreasonable, but I've never been disappointed. Beats many high-end French wines hands-down.

That's what's called a full circle. Neat, but watcher71 slid in there just before I could post...:-) And yes, now that he's brought it up, it would be a pity to lock this thread. We love Neil and wouldn't know what to do without him - even if we sometimes express our affection in strange ways. I believe that the same is true for him... Most of you don't know this, but Neil and Chuck Norris made a pact long ago never to fight: They knew that neither of them would ever win.

Even the RWG Village Idiot that I am recognizes and respects The Zigmeister's savoir-faire and the importance of his contributions to our community: his message is indeed good news...

popcorn, candy, iiiiiice-cream bars!

Hey, maybe Paul knows where Blade is... Crasy!

So how's the yacht? Did you christen her 'Crazy Sail'?

You can be sued for anything: lawyers will always find a way to do it. To this I should add that Nanuq can never be sued for any reason or under any circumstance: Nanuq is both above the law And the law itself.

Fear not little Mexican lad; Donc, fret naught for your burritos: Nanuq is winding his watch, And All Shall Be Good Again.

I'm not sure I want to comment on that one, Nanuq.

There is no lake deep enough to hold Nanuq. His image is reflected in every drop of water, Yet no ocean can contain him: He is a man alone in his bathtub On a Friday's eve: Friend and companion of the Great Rubber Duck.

Even rubber ducks are way cool... Birds rock.

Chinese

Proctology* *If you thought that 'Placenta' was bad You have NO idea of what I almost posted in place of the above. I mean nooooo idea at all.... Admirable restraint, ryyannon... Admirable restraint.

Placido.

Nanuq = Chuck Norris? I can't take this much longer....

I move to ban Nanuq from posting on this forum: He makes us look like total idiots. Without even trying.