[censored]. gotta drink some Fosters.

gym.gravity said:

I "buy cycling". I cook with Colavita. I use other oils for dipping,
though. I can't find Bolla in my 'hood, so I drink about 6 bottles of
Jacobs Creek each year, about three of them in January. At least 6
times a year I'll choose Sierra Nevada over whatever else is offered in
my ghetto liquor store. I own 2.5 shares of AMD and 1.5 shares of CSC
stock. Now I see Fosters is sponsoring the OLN coverage of the Tour.
Well, if I want to see what happens in 2006 and beyond, in any bike
race, I'm gonna have to find a way to squeeze Fosters into my busy
schedule.

Shouldn't it be Fat Tire?

Jaybee said:

gym.gravity said:

I "buy cycling". I cook with Colavita. I use other oils for dipping,
though. I can't find Bolla in my 'hood, so I drink about 6 bottles of
Jacobs Creek each year, about three of them in January. At least 6
times a year I'll choose Sierra Nevada over whatever else is offered in
my ghetto liquor store. I own 2.5 shares of AMD and 1.5 shares of CSC
stock. Now I see Fosters is sponsoring the OLN coverage of the Tour.
Well, if I want to see what happens in 2006 and beyond, in any bike
race, I'm gonna have to find a way to squeeze Fosters into my busy
schedule.

Shouldn't it be Fat Tire?

I had a 6 pack of Fat Tire last year on vacation in Idaho. I don't see
it here in my hood.

gym.gravity said:

I "buy cycling". I cook with Colavita. I use other oils for dipping,
though. I can't find Bolla in my 'hood, so I drink about 6 bottles of
Jacobs Creek each year, about three of them in January. At least 6
times a year I'll choose Sierra Nevada over whatever else is offered in
my ghetto liquor store. I own 2.5 shares of AMD and 1.5 shares of CSC
stock. Now I see Fosters is sponsoring the OLN coverage of the Tour.
Well, if I want to see what happens in 2006 and beyond, in any bike
race, I'm gonna have to find a way to squeeze Fosters into my busy
schedule.

Mullin will join you because it looks like a motor oil can.

Bob Schwartz
[email hidden]

"gym.gravity" <[email hidden]> wrote in news:1120441856.253245.285100
@o13g2000cwo.googlegroups.com:

Quoted message said:

At least 6
times a year I'll choose Sierra Nevada over whatever else is offered in
my ghetto liquor store.

[snip]

Quoted message said:

I'm gonna have to find a way to squeeze Fosters into my busy schedule.

Don't forget that Victory Brewing also supports cycling. May I suggest their
excellent Golden Monkey (Belgian-Style Ale), Old Horizontal (Barleywine),
Storm King Imperial Stout, and Moonglow Weizenbock. They have many other
wonderful brews, but keeping your scheduling difficulites in mind, I recomend
these not only for their taste, but higher than average alcohol content. That
way you enjoy the full benefit of in less time.

www.victorybeer.com/index.htm
www.victorycycling.com/Main.htm
www.tristatevelo.com
www.fortunecity.com/lavender/python/35/beer1.wav

Bob Schwartz <[email hidden]> wrote in news:11ch6fgr807ie65
@corp.supernews.com:

Quoted message said:

Mullin will join you because it looks like a motor oil can.

Nah....Think globally, drink locally.

Tim Mullin said:

Don't forget that Victory Brewing also supports cycling. May I suggest their
excellent Golden Monkey (Belgian-Style Ale), Old Horizontal (Barleywine),
Storm King Imperial Stout, and Moonglow Weizenbock. They have many other
wonderful brews, but keeping your scheduling difficulites in mind, I recomend
these not only for their taste, but higher than average alcohol content. That
way you enjoy the full benefit of in less time.

Thank you sir! I do remember seeing Victory in one of my local shops.

On 3 Jul 2005 18:50:56 -0700, "gym.gravity" <[email hidden]>

Quoted message said:

I "buy cycling". I cook with Colavita. I use other oils for dipping,
though. I can't find Bolla in my 'hood, so I drink about 6 bottles of
Jacobs Creek each year, about three of them in January. At least 6
times a year I'll choose Sierra Nevada over whatever else is offered in
my ghetto liquor store. I own 2.5 shares of AMD and 1.5 shares of CSC
stock. Now I see Fosters is sponsoring the OLN coverage of the Tour.
Well, if I want to see what happens in 2006 and beyond, in any bike
race, I'm gonna have to find a way to squeeze Fosters into my busy
schedule.

I see Festina right below Fosters so I also shoot up after downing a
big blue can......

That's low, even for me.

D

gym.gravity said:

Tim Mullin said:

Don't forget that Victory Brewing also supports cycling. May I suggest
their excellent Golden Monkey (Belgian-Style Ale), Old Horizontal
(Barleywine), Storm King Imperial Stout, and Moonglow Weizenbock. They
have many other wonderful brews, but keeping your scheduling
difficulites in mind, I recomend these not only for their taste, but
higher than average alcohol content. That way you enjoy the full
benefit of in less time.

Thank you sir! I do remember seeing Victory in one of my local shops.

I love the smell of Victory in the morning. It smells like...napalm.

gym.gravity said:

I "buy cycling". I cook with Colavita. I use other oils for dipping,
though. I can't find Bolla in my 'hood, so I drink about 6 bottles of
Jacobs Creek each year, about three of them in January. At least 6
times a year I'll choose Sierra Nevada over whatever else is offered
in my ghetto liquor store. I own 2.5 shares of AMD and 1.5 shares of
CSC stock. Now I see Fosters is sponsoring the OLN coverage of the
Tour. Well, if I want to see what happens in 2006 and beyond, in any
bike race, I'm gonna have to find a way to squeeze Fosters into my
busy schedule.

Don't do it to yourself. It's not worth it. Fosters has gotta rate as
Australia's worst beer.

As for wine, my Jacob's Creek consumption is limited to about six bottles a
year, all within the space of approx. 6 days. A tip: don't drink a lot of
Jacob's Creek Unlimited Release January 2005 Rosé just because it's free.

Jeff (hasn't touched Rosé since January 2005 either)

On Mon, 4 Jul 2005 17:41:02 +1000, "Jeff Jones" <jeff@cyclingnews-punt-com>

Quoted message said:

gym.gravity said:

I "buy cycling". I cook with Colavita. I use other oils for dipping,
though. I can't find Bolla in my 'hood, so I drink about 6 bottles of
Jacobs Creek each year, about three of them in January. At least 6
times a year I'll choose Sierra Nevada over whatever else is offered
in my ghetto liquor store. I own 2.5 shares of AMD and 1.5 shares of
CSC stock. Now I see Fosters is sponsoring the OLN coverage of the
Tour. Well, if I want to see what happens in 2006 and beyond, in any
bike race, I'm gonna have to find a way to squeeze Fosters into my
busy schedule.

Don't do it to yourself. It's not worth it. Fosters has gotta rate as
Australia's worst beer.

On this continent it isn't even Australian, it's Canadian. Not a very special
Canadian beer either. OTOH, it does come in conveniently sized cans and is
better than many American beers.

Ron

Quoted message said:

As for wine, my Jacob's Creek consumption is limited to about six bottles a
year, all within the space of approx. 6 days. A tip: don't drink a lot of
Jacob's Creek Unlimited Release January 2005 Rosé just because it's free.

Jeff (hasn't touched Rosé since January 2005 either)