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  1. One Man's Story

    One day the wife was refrigerating yet another six-pack of
    seltzer, and it struck me that this was just too much. I took
    from her the collar, trimmed it, pulled it over my hand and
    showed her my Livedrunk band. She was understandably overcome.
    I vowed to wear it until it fell off, or I got tired of the
    damned thing. Since then I have pedalled literally tens of
    miles for the cause and everywhere I go people say "Get that
    out of my face, numbnuts." and "I'm calling the police right
    now." You are asking yourself what you can do. Very little
    actually. As I look down at my wrist and ... waitaminute, my
    glass is empty.

    --
    Michael Press

  2. Michael Press said:

    One Man's Story

    One day the wife was refrigerating yet another six-pack of
    seltzer, and it struck me that this was just too much. I took
    from her the collar, trimmed it, pulled it over my hand and
    showed her my Livedrunk band. She was understandably overcome.
    I vowed to wear it until it fell off, or I got tired of the
    damned thing. Since then I have pedalled literally tens of
    miles for the cause and everywhere I go people say "Get that
    out of my face, numbnuts." and "I'm calling the police right
    now." You are asking yourself what you can do. Very little
    actually. As I look down at my wrist and ... waitaminute, my
    glass is empty.

    --
    Michael Press

    Touching. We need more of this on rbr. And this helps - I won't buy
    the wine frig this week - it simply isn't Livedrunk style. Perhaps if
    I buy it, but only fill it with bottles of Ripple and Paisano, I can
    keep wearing the plastic Livedrunk ring. Not that I have anything
    against Paisano BTW.

    Curtis L. Russell
    Odenton, MD (USA)
    Just someone on two wheels...

  3. In article <[email hidden]>,

    Curtis L. Russell said:

    Touching. We need more of this on rbr. And this helps - I won't buy
    the wine frig this week - it simply isn't Livedrunk style. Perhaps if
    I buy it, but only fill it with bottles of Ripple and Paisano, I can
    keep wearing the plastic Livedrunk ring. Not that I have anything
    against Paisano BTW.

    What, boxes of wine aren't good enough for you? You can fit more of 'em in the
    available space, you know...

    --
    tanx,
    Howard

    Never take a tenant with a monkey.

    remove YOUR SHOES to reply, ok?

  4. Howard Kveck said:

    What, boxes of wine aren't good enough for you? You can fit more of 'em in the
    available space, you know...

    Uh, not in a wine fridge - they have all those cute bottle racks.
    OTOH, I'm not sure that Paisano comes in anything that isn't wider
    than a truck and with a wicker bottom. Wine for when volume is simply
    more important than taste.

    Now to take it completely off topic, saw United 93 yesterday and MI:
    whatever the Roman numeral. If you have your choice between non-actors
    and Scientology actors, go with the non-. I had mixed emotions about
    the bad guy in MI - anyone that is willing to kill Tom Cruise can't be
    all bad.

    Curtis L. Russell
    Odenton, MD (USA)
    Just someone on two wheels...

  5. In article <[email hidden]>,

    Curtis L. Russell said:
    Howard Kveck said:

    What, boxes of wine aren't good enough for you? You can fit more of 'em in
    the
    available space, you know...

    Uh, not in a wine fridge - they have all those cute bottle racks.
    OTOH, I'm not sure that Paisano comes in anything that isn't wider
    than a truck and with a wicker bottom. Wine for when volume is simply
    more important than taste.

    Hmm, sometimes quantity *is* quality.

    By the way, if you happen across a bottle of Ridge's 2003 Lytton Springs zin, you
    would do well to snap it up. Good stuff.

    Quoted message said:

    Now to take it completely off topic, saw United 93 yesterday and MI:
    whatever the Roman numeral. If you have your choice between non-actors
    and Scientology actors, go with the non-. I had mixed emotions about
    the bad guy in MI - anyone that is willing to kill Tom Cruise can't be
    all bad.

    I'm certain that you're not alone in that sentiment.

    --
    tanx,
    Howard

    Never take a tenant with a monkey.

    remove YOUR SHOES to reply, ok?

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