What's new
By:
USCHO Fan Forum

This is a sample guest message. Register a free account today to become a member! Once signed in, you'll be able to participate on this site by adding your own topics and posts, as well as connect with other members through your own private inbox!

  • The USCHO Fan Forum has migrated to a new plaform, xenForo. Most of the function of the forum should work in familiar ways. Please note that you can switch between light and dark modes by clicking on the gear icon in the upper right of the main menu bar. We are hoping that this new platform will prove to be faster and more reliable. Please feel free to explore its features.

Rep retirement lodge 193 — where should Mookie visit next?

Rep retirement lodge 193 — where should Mookie visit next?

  • Total voters
    14
Status
Not open for further replies.
Re: Rep retirement lodge 193 — where should Mookie visit next?

Re: Rep retirement lodge 193 — where should Mookie visit next?

dxmnkd316 said:
Or they don’t need anything. Aging beers necessarily loses character. I’ve tasted literally one beer that has benefited from aging. That was Huna down at Cigar City. And that might have just been a downright better batch.

You might not like drunken, syrupy messes like I do though. I like the taste of the barrel. I love it when I can almost chew the beer. I’m finding my wine profile is about the same.
Click to expand...
I like both the booziness of a fresh BA or thick stout, and the smoothness of an aged one. Batches are different, you are correct. For example this year's Darkness is just too new. It needs aging. Last year's was good fresh. 3 Floyd's Dark Lord is notorious for needing aging; drinking it fresh just doesn't taste as good. When I did the 13 year vertical of Dark Lord at a bottle share (yes, you read that right; 2004-2016) you could taste the arc from too old to too new. It was definitely an educational experience.
 
Re: Rep retirement lodge 193 — where should Mookie visit next?

Re: Rep retirement lodge 193 — where should Mookie visit next?

Good afternoon Lodge.

Little gII and I went pheasant hunting this morning. Perfect weather. Started out 25 degrees and warmed up to 40 degrees. No wind and clear blue skies.

Little gII and I were crossing a slough that was about 100 yards wide and quarter mile long and through the middle of it there was a lttle creek. The grass and cattails were six to eight feet tall. The grass on the ground was thick and matted and the ground near and around the creek was standing water ranging from a few inches to a foot deep or so. Anyways, when we crossed the creek the first time I took the lead and instructed little gII to follow my steps exactly as I was cautious and stepping on solid ground. We made it through with dry feet. On the way back Little gII took the lead. Famous last words as we approached the wet area and the creek?????? “I got this!” He ended up stepping in the creek which was knee deep and he tripped and did a face first Lipton tea right in the water. We had to stop and take a break from laughing so hard. We didn’t get any birds but that little mishap was fricken awesome/priceless and made the whole tip worth it. . :)
 
Last edited:
Re: Rep retirement lodge 193 — where should Mookie visit next?

Re: Rep retirement lodge 193 — where should Mookie visit next?

*HT. In OT. Again...
 
Re: Rep retirement lodge 193 — where should Mookie visit next?

Re: Rep retirement lodge 193 — where should Mookie visit next?

********************************HT


a
 
Re: Rep retirement lodge 193 — where should Mookie visit next?

Re: Rep retirement lodge 193 — where should Mookie visit next?

*grabs a stool*

*breaks it over the *HT*
 
Re: Rep retirement lodge 193 — where should Mookie visit next?

Re: Rep retirement lodge 193 — where should Mookie visit next?

Sushi bar HT... :mad:
 
Re: Rep retirement lodge 193 — where should Mookie visit next?

Re: Rep retirement lodge 193 — where should Mookie visit next?

Pre-emptive *HT. Ugh. Disgusting.
 
Re: Rep retirement lodge 193 — where should Mookie visit next?

Re: Rep retirement lodge 193 — where should Mookie visit next?

gmann said:
Good afternoon Lodge.

Little gII and I went pheasant hunting this morning. Perfect weather. Started out 25 degrees and warmed up to 40 degrees. No wind and clear blue skies.

Little gII and I were crossing a slough that was about 100 yards wide and quarter mile long and through the middle of it there was a lttle creek. The grass and cattails were six to eight feet tall. The grass on the ground was thick and matted and the ground near and around the creek was standing water ranging from a few inches to a foot deep or so. Anyways, when we crossed the creek the first time I took the lead and instructed little gII to follow my steps exactly as I was cautious and stepping on solid ground. We made it through with dry feet. On the way back Little gII took the lead. Famous last words as we approached the wet area and the creek?????? “I got this!” He ended up stepping in the creek which was knee deep and he tripped and did a face first Lipton tea right in the water. We had to stop and take a break from laughing so hard. We didn’t get any birds but that little mishap was fricken awesome/priceless and made the whole tip worth it. . :)
Click to expand...

Awesome! :D

And HHT! Home sweep. :)
 
Re: Rep retirement lodge 193 — where should Mookie visit next?

Re: Rep retirement lodge 193 — where should Mookie visit next?

mookie misses Bangkok :(
 
Re: Rep retirement lodge 193 — where should Mookie visit next?

Re: Rep retirement lodge 193 — where should Mookie visit next?

Good Afternoon. Mookie!


Good Morning to the rest of tLodge! :)
 
Re: Rep retirement lodge 193 — where should Mookie visit next?

Re: Rep retirement lodge 193 — where should Mookie visit next?

gmann said:
Good afternoon Lodge.

Little gII and I went pheasant hunting this morning. Perfect weather. Started out 25 degrees and warmed up to 40 degrees. No wind and clear blue skies.

Little gII and I were crossing a slough that was about 100 yards wide and quarter mile long and through the middle of it there was a lttle creek. The grass and cattails were six to eight feet tall. The grass on the ground was thick and matted and the ground near and around the creek was standing water ranging from a few inches to a foot deep or so. Anyways, when we crossed the creek the first time I took the lead and instructed little gII to follow my steps exactly as I was cautious and stepping on solid ground. We made it through with dry feet. On the way back Little gII took the lead. Famous last words as we approached the wet area and the creek?????? “I got this!” He ended up stepping in the creek which was knee deep and he tripped and did a face first Lipton tea right in the water. We had to stop and take a break from laughing so hard. We didn’t get any birds but that little mishap was fricken awesome/priceless and made the whole tip worth it. . :)
Click to expand...

How old are Little gI and gII?
 
Re: Rep retirement lodge 193 — where should Mookie visit next?

Re: Rep retirement lodge 193 — where should Mookie visit next?

Mornin' Lodge. Standard Sunday of churchin' and rest.
 
Re: Rep retirement lodge 193 — where should Mookie visit next?

Re: Rep retirement lodge 193 — where should Mookie visit next?

Good Morning, Lodge!

Been busy throwing Christmas all over the house. :D New place, need to decorate as much as possible. I even crocheted the tree skirt. Next up, stockings followed by making as many batches of caramels as I humanly can. If you are wondering, I have 2 trees. A 4' and 6'.
 
Re: Rep retirement lodge 193 — where should Mookie visit next?

Re: Rep retirement lodge 193 — where should Mookie visit next?

HHT. Sweep, with one SO.
 
Re: Rep retirement lodge 193 — where should Mookie visit next?

Re: Rep retirement lodge 193 — where should Mookie visit next?

Lady wore Black said:
Good Morning, Lodge!

Been busy throwing Christmas all over the house. :D New place, need to decorate as much as possible. I even crocheted the tree skirt. Next up, stockings followed by making as many batches of caramels as I humanly can. If you are wondering, I have 2 trees. A 4' and 6'.
Click to expand...
Fun stuff. Doing that after grading. We have a 4 ft table topper tree that has all the crystal, Lenox, blown glass, etc ornaments on it and a fresh cut one that is about 7+ ft that has all the other kinds of ornaments on it. Those are up but the rest of the house is not close to being decked out.
 
Status
Not open for further replies.
Back
Top