Actually he's bolting after 7. He's only doing the one movie.Quote:
Originally Posted by Irish
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Actually he's bolting after 7. He's only doing the one movie.Quote:
Originally Posted by Irish
Pretty sure Iger-Feige rules Disneyland with an iron fist. Always has, always will.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dukefrukem
(If either leave, the company will begin to stumble).
I for one welcome our new Mouse overlords.
Replace bourbon with scotch and I'm your man for any mission.Quote:
Originally Posted by Scar
My creed fluctuates between the two.Quote:
Originally Posted by Skitch
My go to scotch:
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Yesterday I spied a 25 year old Glenlivit for $395. My eyes got huge, mouth went dry, I cried a little, and moved on.
Highland Park and Ardbeg are my go-tos.
I had 20-year Highland Park once. It was divine.Quote:
Originally Posted by Skitch
Ardbeg tastes incredible. It's got a unique flavour.
I'm such a fan that I sent them a long, rambling fan letter in the vague hopes of getting swag. They emailed me back and thanked me, but I got nothing! Nothing!!Quote:
Originally Posted by Grouchy
I have a buddy who routinely keeps a $100 bottle of scotch on hand if he knows I'm coming over. I think just to taunt me that he can afford such things...but I get to drink it, so what do I care? :)
You guys are not even close. Not. Even. Close.Quote:
Originally Posted by megladon8
It should be Tacos, Tequila, and Turd Cutters.
I do consume a lot of bourbon and boobies in my effort to gain citizenship.
Eagle Rare bourbon. Soooo good and buttery.Quote:
Originally Posted by number8
The internal joy of seeing someone get angry on Facebook because they mistook a satire article you wrote as real is delicious. I really envy the writers of The Onion for experiencing this kind of nourishment daily.
Delicious.Quote:
Originally Posted by Scar
But unfortunately I can't get it up here anymore. My store only carries the 1824 series. I don't want your NAS bullshit, Macallan.
Letting the hate wash over you and smiling in response sounds rather fun.Quote:
Originally Posted by number8
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Originally Posted by Skitch
I bought a bottle of that to share with my groomsmen at the wedding. I got it at a "Scotch and Bourbon festival" here in Tallahassee and was able to score a great price ($199). We had a lot of envious eyes on us as we poured the seven glasses out on the patio to have our group toast.
I'd never had scotch like that before. Holy hell was that good.
And surprisingly affordable. Bought a couple of bottles at Costco to take to the bachelor party weekend back in August. I need to get more.Quote:
Originally Posted by Spun Lepton
I'm rather shocked how hard it has been for me to find a March Madness pool to join this year.
The office isn't doing one. None of my friends seem to care. Anyone here in one?
Last night, I ordered some Chinese food from my usual place. Upon delivery, I was presented with a receipt to sign, since I was paying with a credit card. I'd had a few to drink, so my facilities aren't too sharp, and I start to calculate the tip.
Now, it takes a lot of effort for me to do any kind of math in my head. I've always needed paper. Since it's always been difficult for me, I developed a habit of making an excuse when I think it's taking too long to do, in this case, simple addition.
I looked at the Chinese delivery guy and muttered, "I'm bad at math." His face darkened. I thought, Holy shit, was I just an utter racist to this guy? I then tacked on another dollar, took my food, and thanked him without ever looking him in the eye again.
I don't get it, but $2 for every $10 makes it the easiest to figure out.
Move the dot one spot to the left = 10%. Divide or double according to service.
I don't drink Starbucks but I now want to take my coffee to one and wait until a race fight breaks out.