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Midway Hawker

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  1. QUOTE (tangdog @ Mar 21 2007, 01:12 PM)
    I got some Sierra Nevada IPA today. I don't recall ever seeing this before.

    It's only the 2nd year that they have made it. And it's seasonal.. So it will be gone by sometime in the spring.

     

    it's good (daveyt) but not near as good as their Celebration Ale (winter seasonal).

     

     

  2. I also agree that is it not a disease. It is caused by something we put into our bodies, which if we choose we can stop. It is definately addictive much like cigarettes or sugar.. But these things are not diseases, they are more a behavior disorder. Stop the behavior and the problem will go away.

     

    My father may or may not be an alcoholic, I'm not sure. All I know is that when he has been drinking he is a totally different person. He says and does things which he denies later and he can get extremely mean. I don't have a great relationship with him to begin with, so when he drinks it makes it that much harder.

     

     

  3. "And now for something completely different..."

     

    Bob: "Hi. I'm Bob and this is my place.."

     

    Jake: "Well it's a beautiful place, Bob.."

     

    "knight jumps Queen, bishop jumps Queen.. Gang Bang!!!!"

     

    "Igor, help me with the bags...

     

    .. You take the blond and I'll take the one in the turban..."

  4. I watched Boston Legal for the first time last night. I had heard it was great and funny as sh*t.. And I was not disappointed.. Absolute great show! Great writing, great one liners, incredibly funny!

     

    If you missed it, here's a teaser... James Spader (dressed as Candace Bergin) dancing with William Shatner while drinking scotch and smoking cigars!

     

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  5. Yep, Fish's first solo album was pretty good, but it's the only one I enjoyed.

     

    Kudzu, I'm glad you are enjoying your Marillion journey. I also really love Anaraknaphobia (or however you spell it).. That album really grows on you and gets better and better over time.

     

    New album out in April!!!!

     

     

  6. Hey, this is a TV show thread! If you want to drool, take it to NWW...!

     

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    Back on Topic: Wow, I watched House for the first time last night and it was pretty cool.. I just love the way he.. limps around ... and stuff...

     

     

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  7. QUOTE (Jack Aubrey @ Jan 24 2007, 01:29 PM)
    QUOTE (Midway Hawker @ Dec 9 2006, 04:11 AM)
    I make a nice Martini.

    Ice, Gin, Gin, Gin, Vermouth (maybe), shake, pour, olives....



    AHHHHHHHH



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    I make a nice Real Man's Martini.

     

    Ice, vodka, a couple of drops of dry vermouth. Stir (never ever shake). Pour. Add an olive.

     

     

    AHHHHHHH!

     

     

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    That would be a Vodka Martini, now wouldn't it?

     

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  8. I've had this movie for a long time and never watched it. My background is in Mathematics so maybe I'll enjoy it.. Thanks for the "review".. biggrin.gif

     

     

  9. QUOTE (Drunk Pirate Robert @ Jan 19 2007, 09:00 PM)
    QUOTE (1-0-0-1-0-0-1 @ Jan 19 2007, 11:55 PM)
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    I consider it to be so much cruel taunting . . . all this talk about how Stone stuff is so awesome, and poor me not able to access it. Oh . . . cruel universe!

    I finished a six pack of Stone IPA last night...

     

    Oh, sorry Pirate.. I didn't mean to rub it in..

     

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  10. The only thing I know about Grendel is that Fish wrote a song about the story for Marillion in the early 80's.. (It's simply called "Grendel")

     

    The song is a 17 minute prog-rock masterpiece.. IMO The song was actually recorded before they released their first album in 1983. So it was difficult to find for a long time (unless you live in Europe/UK). They released it on their 1988 release "Besides Themselves" and it now also is included in their remastered 2 disc release of their first album "Script for a Jester's Tear". If you like the story and you like progressive rock, you'll love this song.

     

    I. Heorot's plea and Grendel's awakening

    Midnight suns bid moors farewell, retreats from charging dusk

    Mountain echo, curfews bell, signal ending tasks

    They place their faith in oaken doors, cower in candlelight

    The panic seeps through bloodstained floors as Grendel stalks the night

     

    Earth rim walker seeks his meals

    Prepare the funeral pyres

    The shaper's songs no longer heal the fear

    Within their eyes, their eyes

     

    Wooden figures, pagan gods, stare blindly cross the sea

    Appeal for help from ocean fogs, for savior born of dreams

    They know their lives are forfeit now, priestly head they bow in shame

    They cannot face the trembling crowd that flinch in Grendel's name

     

    Earth rim walker seeks his meals

    Prepare the funeral pyres

    The shaper's songs no longer heal the fear

    Within their eyes, their eyes

     

    As Grendel leaves his mossy home beneath the stagnant mere

    Along the forest path he roams to Hrothgar's hall so clear

    He knows that victory is secured, his charm will testify

    His claws will drip with mortal blood as moonbeams haunt the sky

     

    Earth rim walker seeks his meals

    Prepare the funeral pyres

    The shaper's songs no longer heal the fear

    Within their eyes, their eyes

     

    II. Grendel's Journey

    Silken membranes span his path, fingerprints in dew

    Denizens of twilight lands humbly beg him through

    Mother nature's bastard child shunned by leaf and stream

    An alien in an alien land seeks solace within dreams

    The shaper's lies his poisoned tongue malign with mocking harp

    Beguiling queen her innocence offends his icy heart

     

    III. Lurker at the Threshold

    Hounds freeze in silence bewitched by the reptile spell

    Sulphurous essence pervades round the grassy dell

    Heorot awaits him like lamb to the butcher's knife

    Stellular heavens ignore even children's cries

     

    Screams are his music, lightning his guide

    Raping the darkness, death by his side

     

    Chants rise in terror, free round the oaken beams

    Flickering firelight portraying the grisly scene

    Warriors advance, prepare for the nightmare foe

    Futile their sacrifice as even their hearts must know

     

    Heroes delusion, with feet in the grave

    Lurker at the threshold, he cares not for the brave, he cares not for the brave

     

    So you thought that your bolts and your locks would keep me out

    You should have known better after all this time

    You're gonna pay in blood for all your vicious slander

    With your ugly pale skins and your putrid blue eyes

    Why should I feel pity when you kill your own and feel no shame

    God's on my side, sure as hell, I'm gonna take no blame

    I'm gonna take no blame, I'm gonna take no blame

     

    So you say you believe in all of Mother Nature's laws

    You lust for gold with your sharpened knives

    Oh when your hoards are gathered and your enemies left to rot

    You pray with your bloodstained hands at the feet of your pagan gods

     

    Then you try to place the killer's blade in my hand

    You call for justice and distort the truth

    Well I've had enough of all your pretty pretty speeches

    Receive your punishment, Expose your throats to my righteous claws

    And let the blood flow, and let the blood flow, flow, flow, flow

  11. I actually watched this for the first time a few nights ago... Yes, it's very dated. I think I would have enjoyed it more if I saw it when it first came out. Over all, it was pretty lame.. Just a couple of really funny parts... I like the scene in the car at the beginning when he puts in "Bohemian Rhapsody".. and the monkeys flying out of my ass ... Other than that it was lame.

     

     

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