Milestones to celebrate
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Milestones to celebrate
It should be noted the forum passed some benchmarks this week.
we just logged our 6,000th post since startup last year.
Also crossed were the 1,000th topic and the 2800th post on the women's soccer forum!
I'm raising another pint of that Pliny the Elder I was raving about in clebration.
we just logged our 6,000th post since startup last year.
Also crossed were the 1,000th topic and the 2800th post on the women's soccer forum!
I'm raising another pint of that Pliny the Elder I was raving about in clebration.
Geezaldinho- Pilot Nation Legend
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Location : Hopefully, having a Malbec on the square in Cafayate, AR
Registration date : 2007-04-28
Re: Milestones to celebrate
I will say, this has been a great little forum!!
Rochin54- First man off the Bench
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Location : Suburbia
Registration date : 2007-04-30
Re: Milestones to celebrate
I second that, Rochin54!
Geezer, me boy. (Meant in an Irish vein, though I know not why.)HUH???
Pliny the Elder. Gaius Plinius Secundus. Where did you find that???
Geezer, me boy. (Meant in an Irish vein, though I know not why.)HUH???
Pliny the Elder. Gaius Plinius Secundus. Where did you find that???
FANatic- Playmaker
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Age : 84
Location : Portland
Registration date : 2007-09-14
Re: Milestones to celebrate
Russian River just made a big push in Portland, and it's actually available several places.
I know the Horse Brass on SE Belmont has it, as does County Cork on Fremont and The Moon and Sixpence on 42nd NE. The Lab on Hawthorne had it as a guest brew, as did the McMennamins on Broadway (E.). Probably other fine purveyors, too.
It will soon be available in bottles,(500ml) but the demand is so high they can't keep up.
They are also taking it to Seattle. This may be a problem, because I have heard they are having problems shipping enough. So far no problems where I have gone....
If you like things a bit less hoppy, the Blind pig is good, too.
I know the Horse Brass on SE Belmont has it, as does County Cork on Fremont and The Moon and Sixpence on 42nd NE. The Lab on Hawthorne had it as a guest brew, as did the McMennamins on Broadway (E.). Probably other fine purveyors, too.
It will soon be available in bottles,(500ml) but the demand is so high they can't keep up.
They are also taking it to Seattle. This may be a problem, because I have heard they are having problems shipping enough. So far no problems where I have gone....
If you like things a bit less hoppy, the Blind pig is good, too.
Geezaldinho- Pilot Nation Legend
- Number of posts : 11842
Location : Hopefully, having a Malbec on the square in Cafayate, AR
Registration date : 2007-04-28
Re: Milestones to celebrate
Sigh... one day Stiegl will be available in Portland. One day....
Stonehouse- Draft Pick
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Age : 42
Location : Portland, OR
Registration date : 2007-06-07
Re: Milestones to celebrate
I hear that.... mmm I could go for a half liter of Goldbrau about now... Perhaps we should try and petition it into the International Beer Fest next year...
DaTruRochin- Administrator
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Location : Boston, MA
Registration date : 2007-05-01
Re: Milestones to celebrate
you are just going to have to settle for Beergeek for now.
Geezaldinho- Pilot Nation Legend
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Location : Hopefully, having a Malbec on the square in Cafayate, AR
Registration date : 2007-04-28
Re: Milestones to celebrate
Noted.... Although I did send an email to the festival organizers... And Stoney, we might have to just coordinate a shipment of Stiegl in to tide us over one of these fine weekends.... It would be worth it just to sip bottled memories...
DaTruRochin- Administrator
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Re: Milestones to celebrate
Schmidt Beer...a look into the eyes of the goddess of love and beauty...
Anyone every taste this beer? (It's the one with the can that carries a label of wilderness animals.) When I first saw it, (it's from St. Paul, I think), I thought, lookout! Cheap, crappy beer ahead!
Turns out it was the best brew I ever had.
Anyone every taste this beer? (It's the one with the can that carries a label of wilderness animals.) When I first saw it, (it's from St. Paul, I think), I thought, lookout! Cheap, crappy beer ahead!
Turns out it was the best brew I ever had.
FANatic- Playmaker
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Location : Portland
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FANatic! Yes! A fellow Schmidt fan.
Schmidt "Deer Beer" is the best cheap beer out there, bar none! I have not been able to find it in Portland recently, but I have better luck in Washington.
Ah, Schmidt... such sweet memories... and the inevitable statement that someone would say upon their first (of many) cans: "Ohhhhh, this beer tastes like Schmidt!"
Schmidt "Deer Beer" is the best cheap beer out there, bar none! I have not been able to find it in Portland recently, but I have better luck in Washington.
Ah, Schmidt... such sweet memories... and the inevitable statement that someone would say upon their first (of many) cans: "Ohhhhh, this beer tastes like Schmidt!"
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PilotNut- Administrator
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Re: Milestones to celebrate
OH Schmidt.... They sell it on the shelves at Safeway up here... Every time I have drank it I get this sudden urge to wear plaid and shoot things... That could just be me though...
DaTruRochin- Administrator
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Re: Milestones to celebrate
Only drank it a few times about 30 years ago. But I'll never forget it. I didn't know it was sold in WA.
Kind of nostalgic for me. I was dating a tall young beauty, (yes, I could attract them in the old days before I started looking like Pappy*). We were in her basement, (it sure is starting to get warm in here), and she brought me one of her Daddy's beers.
I fell in love immediately! (With her, Knucklehead!!!) The beer was great though. I think we did a little more than just drink beer. Uh...this is a "G" site, so I'll stop there.
*Pappy, for the uneducated in here, is Popeye's Papa!
Kind of nostalgic for me. I was dating a tall young beauty, (yes, I could attract them in the old days before I started looking like Pappy*). We were in her basement, (it sure is starting to get warm in here), and she brought me one of her Daddy's beers.
I fell in love immediately! (With her, Knucklehead!!!) The beer was great though. I think we did a little more than just drink beer. Uh...this is a "G" site, so I'll stop there.
*Pappy, for the uneducated in here, is Popeye's Papa!
FANatic- Playmaker
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Trenchcoat Wally- Bench Warmer
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Age : 97
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Uh just thought I'd point out post 7K!!!
Pretty nice, and geez took less than a month since 6K!!! What would I do without this little board??
I will most definitely have to raise a pint in its honor later
Pretty nice, and geez took less than a month since 6K!!! What would I do without this little board??
I will most definitely have to raise a pint in its honor later
DaTruRochin- Administrator
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Re: Milestones to celebrate
I would too, but only if it could be a pint of this:
By the way, you have now officiall passed the "other" Rochin in total posts. I wonder how he feels about that.
By the way, you have now officiall passed the "other" Rochin in total posts. I wonder how he feels about that.
Stonehouse- Draft Pick
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Location : Portland, OR
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Re: Milestones to celebrate
Good question, I'm obviously a bigger Pilots fan than him, I hear he sleeps in a Zags onesie....
DaTruRochin- Administrator
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Re: Milestones to celebrate
Your snide remarks and inflamatory comments are laughable. To prove my superiority over you, I challenge you to a thumb wrestling dual.
PS - I've actually seen DTR in a onsie...it was not pretty.
PS - I've actually seen DTR in a onsie...it was not pretty.
Rochin54- First man off the Bench
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True story, and its not pretty.... its BEAUTIFUL....
And on that note, in your honor I will commence singing Brad Paisley's "I'm Gonna Miss Her"
And on that note, in your honor I will commence singing Brad Paisley's "I'm Gonna Miss Her"
DaTruRochin- Administrator
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You guys are nuts!!!
(hehe...just like me in the old days........)
(hehe...just like me in the old days........)
FANatic- Playmaker
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Location : Portland
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Haha... and to think this is us posting without any microbrews in our system...
DaTruRochin- Administrator
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Who said we didn't have any microbrews in our system...
Speak for yourself, my good young man!
Speak for yourself, my good young man!
FANatic- Playmaker
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Age : 84
Location : Portland
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