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SlyPokerDog said:
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andalusian said:
Which means exactly what it says, no clue how you took the known information and got to this conclusion. I questioned your interpretation and still do.

If you still think this means I said you lie, I will repeat - no clue how you got to this new conclusion.

Sorry Lanny, this one is on you.

I am done with this one.
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The implication was clear to me.
 
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ABM said:
I don't drink wine, but my wife says it's probably the best she's ever tasted.

https://www.dryfarmwines.com/
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The best bottle of wine I ever tasted was a Chateau Latour Saint Emilionio (now they call it Chateau Latour Figeac Saint-Emilion). It'll cost plenty but if you like a dry red you'll love that blend. Plenty spendy though, I think it must be around $600/bottle. Second best was a bubblie white, Dom Perignon Champagne which my wife and I like better than Crystal. Third would have to be a sweet wine I had in California about 50 years ago, Chenin Blanc, there are dry versions. The sweet one had a world class fruity flavor which I tried in the Nappa Valley. If I could stock my collection with lots of bottles, I'd make most of them from those three.
Next time you grill a great great steak like a Wagyu rib eye or NY try the Chateau Latour Saint Emilion. Get a sweet Chenin Blanc from the Nappa Valley for desert. Next time you have a special celebration try the Dom Perignon.
 
Lanny said:
The best bottle of wine I ever tasted was a Chateau Latour Saint Emilionio (now they call it Chateau Latour Figeac Saint-Emilion). It'll cost plenty but if you like a dry red you'll love that blend. Plenty spendy though, I think it must be around $600/bottle. Second best was a bubblie white, Dom Perignon Champagne which my wife and I like better than Crystal. Third would have to be a sweet wine I had in California about 50 years ago, Chenin Blanc, there are dry versions. The sweet one had a world class fruity flavor which I tried in the Nappa Valley. If I could stock my collection with lots of bottles, I'd make most of them from those three.
Next time you grill a great great steak like a Wagyu rib eye or NY try the Chateau Latour Saint Emilion. Get a sweet Chenin Blanc from the Nappa Valley for desert. Next time you have a special celebration try the Dom Perignon.
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You're such an aristocrat, Lanny. :)
 
Not a big fan of red wines. I prefer Moscato or champagne
 
Chris Craig said:
Not a big fan of red wines. I prefer Moscato or champagne
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My wife likes Moscato and Champaign or ice wine or sweet vionnet or sauternes. She also likes some sweet Rieslings. We always serve our sweet wines chilled. We often have a glass of sweet when BBQing some foods on a hot day.
 
Reading ‘The Wonky Donkey’ with Tourette’s Syndrome.



You want to laugh for 8 minutes. Watch this video. She has such a great sense of humor about her tourette's.
 
IMG_0118 (1).jpgIf you have ants, this really works. Bait traps are ineffective.
 
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stampedehero said:
View attachment 37498If you have ants, this really works. Bait traps are ineffective.
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We had a mouse in our garage (after the bird seed) and had a pest control guy come out as we weren't sure at the time. He laid down a couple of sticky strips. Sure enough, a few days later, there was our dead mouse. My wife didn't know that's what they used, and when she found out, she was appalled that they would use such a cruel method. She would have highly preferred the quick and deadly mousetrap method, as opposed to the long, drawn out aspects of a strip. I told her, I mean, it was just a mouse. She wasn't havin' it. Ahh, well. Sorry, Mickey.
 
ABM said:
We had a mouse in our garage (after the bird seed) and had a pest control guy come out as we weren't sure at the time. He laid down a couple of sticky strips. Sure enough, a few days later, there was our dead mouse. My wife didn't know that's what they used, and when she found out, she was appalled that they would use such a cruel method. She would have highly preferred the quick and deadly mousetrap method, as opposed to the long, drawn out aspects of a strip. I told her, I mean, it was just a mouse. She wasn't havin' it. Ahh, well. Sorry, Mickey.
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Bro, I use the classic spring trap from Dollar Tree with Peanut butter as the perfect bait.
 
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