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2010 Ford Mustang GT convertible 2008 Chevy Tahoe 2009 Harley Davidson Sportster 1200C 2005 Four Winns Horizon 200. Buy American, boys and girls.

You mean the ones in your nose?

Yes - its in my neck of the woods - pretty decent stuff. I'm not a gin fan, but their gin is pretty good as well.

There aren't many good sour mash bourbons available, and the only bar you will see them in is a fine whiskey bar. Luckily, there are many more great bourbons that aren't sourmash. They are much more readily available. I don't care for sweet or dry vermouth, so I drink both my brown and clear liquors neat, or with a little ice if the good stuff isn't available. As I get older, I have become quite the whiskey snob. I now prefer to assault my senses and liver with cask strength whiskeys.

Jack Daniels is not a whiskey I enjoy neat. It should not be consumed under any circumstances, much less mixed with Aunt Jemimah. There are, however, a few fine examples of sour mash whiskey available.

What made you think this was a good idea? Any whiskey you can't enjoy neat should be avoided at all costs.

This sounds dirty.

East Coast.

That's what you get for taking medical advice from your frat brothers instead of going to the health center.

Nothing a razor can't cure. Cut down the forest and there's no place for the critters to hide.

It would be just like low tide at the ocean! I can almost hear the crabs scurrying around in the sand!

Can she cook something other than blueberries and almonds?

I will be working long hours for most of it, so yes. Would rather be in Fl with the family. Gorgeous weather there right now. It would be nice to have to work to keep the beer cold for a change.

The family left for spring break, but I've got things I can't leave at work right now so I am a bachelor for the next 10 days. With no kids at home, I went for an extra, extra long work out. Now I am too tired to cook, and eating blueberries and almonds for dinner.

I suffered from knee problems my entire life. Knee cap dislocates and the MCL sprains. I was told everything at one point or another - my knee caps were too small, they were shaped funny, I needed to strengthen quad tendons, etc, etc. Lived with it, kept playing sports, and destroyed my knee. Hockey is particularly hard on the problem, and I would guess goalies especially so, because of the amount of time and weight and pressure spent on the inside edge - placing the knee in that position primes the knee cap for dislocation. About 4 years ago, after yet again spraining the knee, I went to see a local orthopedist. His son and mine played hockey together, and he was the team doctor for the local ECHL team, so I figured what the hell. He did the x-rays, took my history, did an MRI, and then told me that the reason this happens is because the anatomical alignment of my suprapatellar lligament wasn't quite right, so my knee cap was always primed to come out of the channel it is supposed to ride in. He recommended a procedure known as a distal relocation of the tibial tubercle. It involves an arthroscopic release of the knee cap - they cut some of the connective tissue holding it in place so it can move to its new location - and then an open procedure where they cut off the tibial tuburcle - the part of the tibia where the suprapatellar ligament attaches - move it medially into an anatomic location - and screw it back down. The surgery was not fun at all - but after the rehab was completed it's like I have a brand new knee. 4 years later I still haven't dislocated the knee cap or sprained the knee. No problems at all. Running, skating, hunting you name it, never once a problem. My knee was bad. It was to the point where I could step off a curb wrong and sprain it. I walked on the outside of my feet because I was guarding so bad, and that made the problem worse. Go talk to a top flight orthopedic surgeon who has a good deal of experience with knees. Preferably someone involved with professional athletes. I wish I had this procedure done 15 years ago.

Do you sprain your MCL when you dislocate your knee cap?

Its 5:00 in the afternoon...

It is a family friendly bar - Irish singers all day, the little Irish dancing girls are there now. Kids are almost as good as having a puppy with you, right?

It's St. Patrick's Day, my wife is out of town so I have to get the kids, its 60 degrees and sunny, and I really want a beer and a couple fingers of distilled Irish goodness.

You would be safe with Paisley's pic over here - the pretenders and wannabe's would have no clue who he was.

You are lucky you are on this side of the pond. That avatar would get you shot where you come from. Even here, stay out of Boston and Hibernian clubs. They all think they are in the IRA.

Beer is for breakfast. As it is now past noon, you have lots of choices. Might I suggest you try one of each:

Tell Ink not to go so deep next time.:sick: Oh - and no one has corrected the clock on SS for DST. I've been waiting 4 days to make that complaint!

1. Teachers and Professors - they don't give enough homework these days - kids have far too much time to screw around on message boards when they should be doing homework. 2. Video games like NHL 11 that allow you to trade for anyone - it makes people believe it can happen in real life. 3. The SS block feature - the site still sends email notification of posts from blocked posters, and their posts still show on the site when they are quoted by someone else. 4. Having to unsubscribe from good threads because the bad outweighs the good due to complaints 1-3. 5. Indian food - or is it Pakistani? Either way it gives me gas. Then again, so do cheeseburgers - maybe its the spirits of the deceased relatives of SabresFan526 escaping from my ######.