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Originally Posted by msv
(Post 13900139)
My friend and probably the world's biggest Keith Urban fan said he lost all his guitars and amps in the flooding. Weather channel said the amount of rain was the equivant of 36 backyard pools emptying per acre of land:(
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Originally Posted by cheepneezy
(Post 13900160)
The entry about the woman sleeping in a crib is....interesting.:D
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I got an upgrade on a 763 on Sunday. What would you guys say is the best seat. Right now Im in 1D. Also, does the seat trick work on this plane?
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Originally Posted by FT Lurker
(Post 13898522)
I have read this post three times and cannot stop laughing.
:-:
Originally Posted by Anglo Large Clawed Otter
(Post 13898865)
I get the chuckles from the fact that people reading it are actually taking it seriously.
Originally Posted by ConciergeMike
(Post 13900118)
Hefeweizen (insert girly fruit beer joke here)
Originally Posted by ConciergeMike
(Post 13900134)
I would get made fun of in some of my circles for a fruit-infused beer.
The fruit-infused beer is lambic (which, as I understand it, technically can only be made in the area around Brussels because it ferments via yeast naturally occurring in the air, though the term is often used for any fruit-infused beer). [/beer nerdery] |
Originally Posted by gbryan84
(Post 13900331)
I got an upgrade on a 763 on Sunday. What would you guys say is the best seat. Right now Im in 1D. Also, does the seat trick work on this plane?
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I managed to drink 1.5 bottles of 2000 Dom Perignon on a 3.5 hour SQ F flight yesterday.
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Originally Posted by Phudnik
(Post 13900382)
I find it humorous that people continue to take it seriously after having been told several times that it was a joke.
Hefeweizen is not fruit-infused. It's a wheat beer that, in my opinion, doesn't even have a fruity taste (the one with the fruity taste is Belgian witbier -- Hoegaarden, Celis White, Blue Moon), though some :rolleyes: serve Hefeweizen with slices of citrus fruit. German weissbier isn't very bitter and has a pretty full taste but is slightly sweet. The fruit-infused beer is lambic (which, as I understand it, technically can only be made in the area around Brussels because it ferments via yeast naturally occurring in the air, though the term is often used for any fruit-infused beer). [/beer nerdery] I hate the taste of Blue Moon but enjoy Hoegaarden because it's light without the fruity aftertaste |
Originally Posted by Phudnik
(Post 13900382)
I find it humorous that people continue to take it seriously after having been told several times that it was a joke.
Originally Posted by Phudnik
(Post 13900382)
Hefeweizen is not fruit-infused. It's a wheat beer that, in my opinion, doesn't even have a fruity taste
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Originally Posted by fozz
(Post 13900418)
Who's 763? CO only has 762s and 764s.
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Originally Posted by gbryan84
(Post 13900480)
Woops, 764.
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Got the top on the workbench and, I'll be damned, it's actually level. I'm still in amazement on that one.
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Originally Posted by CO 1E
(Post 13900428)
I managed to drink 1.5 bottles of 2000 Dom Perignon on a 3.5 hour SQ F flight yesterday.
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Originally Posted by photog72
(Post 13900264)
Rick "drunk driver" Sanchez interviewed him on CNN using Skype this afternoon. I have no sympathy for his loss of instruments. He has lots of $$ to help replace the equipment. I do have sympathy for the generalisimo class of Nashville.:(
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Originally Posted by baglady
(Post 13900562)
I don't think that's a record ;)
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Originally Posted by Mackieman
(Post 13900550)
Got the top on the workbench and, I'll be damned, it's actually level. I'm still in amazement on that one.
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