St. Euphrosynos Taverna and Ouzeri 40

[Michael G]

That's very good

Hard to choose which should be read most

Both have had a great influence on the way I think!

 

[Michael G]

Anhelyna,
Was Calvin and Hobbes published in Brittish newspapers during the comic strips run during the 80s and 90s?

 

[nestoj]

Two questions:

a) Why do you have a bear?

b) Why do you want to refrigerate him/her?

Ummmmmmm....... his fur is thick and I pity the animal because of the heat? :o

 

[Julina]

For Emmanuel, the fridge in the kitchen which I am refinnishing. For the time being this is my beer fridge. No, the fridge in the kitchen I use daily is NOT full of beer.

wooooooow!!!
(random stupid question: is being a beer drinker too "unfeminine"?)

...and lead us not into temptation.

i can find the way myself

 

[Michael G]

wooooooow!!!
(random stupid question: is being a beer drinker too "unfeminine"?)
i can find the way myself

My wife drinks beer often and is very, very feminine! And, she doesn't drink pale yellow liquid that often passes as beer but has little relation to beer, but instead she drinks bocks, double bocks, stoudts and other dark, strong strong beers!

 

[Julina]

My wife drinks beer often and is very, very feminine! And, she doesn't drink pale yellow liquid that often passes as beer but has little relation to beer, but instead she drinks bocks, double bocks, stoudts and other dark, strong strong beers!

i think i like stronger beers
some other kinds are a little too frat-partyish

 

[Michael G]

i think i like stronger beers
some other kinds are a little too frat-partyish

Then you would love the beer I brew!

 

[Anhelyna]

Michael - yes Calvin and Hobbes are indeed known over here

As for beer - well I have to say I think your beer fridge holds just a tad too much for me

I'll be introduced to some new beers in July - I'll be in Belgium for a few days and I suspect will be drinking a few then

 

[Michael G]

Michael - yes Calvin and Hobbes are indeed known over here

As for beer - well I have to say I think your beer fridge holds just a tad too much for me

I'll be introduced to some new beers in July - I'll be in Belgium for a few days and I suspect will be drinking a few then

Ok, I was not sure if you knew of Calvin and Hobbes or not. It is one of the funniest comics ever.

As for Belgium, the Belgians drink very good beer!

 

[Barky]

In other beer related news:

Free the hops: Stronger brew expected to take a few weeks to arrive on Alabama shelves - Breaking News from The Birmingham News - al.com

WOOOOOOT! Finally get to drink some strong stuff.

I'll become a beer snob in no time!

 

[Michael G]

In other beer related news:

Free the hops: Stronger brew expected to take a few weeks to arrive on Alabama shelves - Breaking News from The Birmingham News - al.com

WOOOOOOT! Finally get to drink some strong stuff.

I'll become a beer snob in no time!

Scott Shoemaker of Birmingham Beverage Co. prepares some newly legal beers for distribution. Gov. Bob Riley signed a bill into law Friday allowing beer with alcohol content greater than 6 percent to be sold in Alabama stores, restaurants and bars. The new law raises the maximum alcohol content to 13.9 percent.

Wow! 13.9% is all they allow? That means you still can't buy Sammichlaus, Dogfishhead 120 Minute IPA or any of the other truely high alcohol content beers in Alabama!

I highly recommend you try Dogfishhead 90 Minute IPA. It is VERY hoppy, but very tastey!

 

[Michael G]

E.C., you like the fridge. Eh?

 

[E.C.]

E.C., you like the fridge. Eh?

Reminds me of the freezer in the bar at work


Last I checked it, there were about... fourteen kegs, three dozen cases of bottled beer, four dozen bottles of various alcohols, seven pitchers, sixty-four 'pounders' (or sixteen oz) glasses and thirty-six twenty-one oz. glasses.

Let us ignore the five dozen bottles of alcohol spread around and behind the bar rail itself and the liquor closet about five feet from the bar. That closet has about four or five dozen extra bottles.


Yeah, being a former busser means I've been around A LOT, let me repeat that, A LOT of alcohol!

EDIT: I forgot to mention the five extra kegs we have in the freezer in back. You know, in case we run out

 

[Michael G]

Reminds me of the freezer in the bar at work


Last I checked it, there were about... fourteen kegs, three dozen cases of bottled beer, four dozen bottles of various alcohols, seven pitchers, sixty-four 'pounders' (or sixteen oz) glasses and thirty-six twenty-one oz. glasses.

Let us ignore the five dozen bottles of alcohol spread around and behind the bar rail itself and the liquor closet about five feet from the bar. That closet has about four or five dozen extra bottles.


Yeah, being a former busser means I've been around A LOT, let me repeat that, A LOT of alcohol!

EDIT: I forgot to mention the five extra kegs we have in the freezer in back. You know, in case we run out

Just warn me if you ever show up in Pittsburgh so I can have enough time to lock it all up. What you see there is just the beer I keep cold. All told I have about 8-10 cases of beer. Granted 2 of those are cases of Dogfishhead 120 Minute IPA that I am aging for a few years...

 

[sequins]

A few weeks ago we had an 18-wheeler roll over with a truckload of icecream spilled all over the road, which melted quickly in the heat. What a waste!! :o

 

[Greg the byzantine]

A few weeks ago we had an 18-wheeler roll over with a truckload of icecream spilled all over the road, which melted quickly in the heat. What a waste!! :o

I think I would have cried, Ice Cream is God's special gift to mankind.

 

[Michael G]

Greg, I think I would have joined you in mourning the utter catastophe! To see all of that ice cream go to waste would be utterly heartbreaking to me.

 

[sequins]

A lot of drivers stopped and lamented the loss. The truck driver said something like it was a loss of $500,000 for the load to the company.

 

[sequins]

Not counting the damage to the trailer, and truck.

 

[Michael G]

$500,000 worth of ice cream?!