Oh my, I have never liked Coors. With all the great microbrews out here, I wouldn't even consider drinking that swill.

Thanks DA! :D There is a GC get-together on Jan. 30th if you are in NYC at that time.

I'm never wearing my shirt when I drink again.

-Rudey

When I was in college, Coors was considered kind of a delicacy because it was so light.

But the real reason is that you couldn't buy it in the East in those days, so it was a big deal to have.

Swill, however, is a good word -- and Coors Light is even worse.

Sorry, Kitso.

Sorry Kitso your ass! TE!:mad:

I drink when I am not drinking Grape Juice and Scotch Whisky, The Exlixcoor of Golden Light Silver Bullets!:cool:

Wish I could say watching My Golden Figure!:D

Swill You Say, You Varlet! Notice I did not Say Harlot! U Slut Puppy!:mad:

The taste is in the eyes of the Drinker!

Now, if you are talking True Bier, that is a Keg of a different Matter!:cool:

What the Heck does this have to do with Polotics?

Bring Back Bill Clinton! Well Helliroy ran it anyway!:rolleyes:

Oh, and I think the Friggen Morons at Cinn. Kt airport coming back from Olando thought I was a Security RisK!:mad:

Hell a 5' 8 " 60 year old looks like a Terrorist! What the F!:p

The Airline Sucked, Delta, and the dumb assed semi Cops there!:mad:

I just love The Intell for where a Bomb might be and on what planes and what area!:rolleyes:

Do they really have a clue?:confused: EAH! Not! But justifies Their Beaurocratic Jobs!:eek:

That's ok DA.

What was that quote? "Flush twice, it's a long way to Golden" ?

Actually, now that Shiner Bock has released a Shiner Lite, Coors may no longer be on my drink list heretofore.

Kitso
KS 361

The very one. Saw that quote above a urinal in bar my first night living in Denver.

Hmm...orange alert just means that I have to avoid the borders!

It seems that everytime they look at my passport and see where I was born (somewhere in the middle-east; regardless that I am a canadian citizen and an american resident)....I always get pulled over.

As for possible attacks..i hardly doubt it.

You have to keep raising the alert status in order to keep people scared enough that you can justify the ACTS that take away our civil liberties.

I think some of the Security Acts are up for renewal . . .

Not to mention that any government that seeks more power over is populace has tradtionally empahsized a loosely defined enemy as well as warns against subversives in the domestic population.

Worries me.

When I flew to D.C. I had to do the spread eagle! I think it was because I had a one way ticket. Now honestly, there is NO WAY I look like a terrorist--even a dissident. They also searched my luggage and went through EVERYthing!:o I had prepared for it...had a funny feeling, ya know?

Now my daughter is in NY-called me from the Square. She will be flying home out of Binghamton (sp?) so I'm nervous, but not chewing my nails to the cuticle.

I'm not as cynical as y'all. I'm glad they are being cautious-even OVERLY cautious.

Did you hear the most recent "threat" is the terrorist putting the explosive inside him/her. Some are calling it a body bomb.

My new t-shirt i'm making "I've Come Not To Bomb But To Love".

^ lol

Why is JustaDaughter :) flying out of Binghamton? It is about 200 miles outside of NYC. I guess it's a connecting flight. She should call me, and I'll keep her safe in the city.

I went to DC after Thanksgiving. I took Amtrak instead of flying because I didn't want to deal with the airlines. The train was four hours and $265, but I think it was worth it.