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    Quote Originally Posted by pinklather View Post
    Sorry to be a bit off topic, but saw who started the thread & it just reminded me how much Bluegill is missed. 'A fairly new shaver, using humble gear w/ his own edges, his sister's homemade soap. He exuded joy & it was contagious.

    For you new shavers, I wish for you the joy Bluegill wrote large on these pages.

    Because two was not enough. Here's to you Bluegill, RIP.
    Why doesn't the taco truck drive around the neighborhood selling tacos & margaritas???

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    Back to basics..................

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    The work week is over, so obviously it's time for a beer. This is a local Beer here in Ontario, and a good one. A Bavarian style wheat that gets an A+ from me.

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    Burls, Girls, and all things that Swirl....

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    Tank 7, farmhouse ale, produced in Kansas City, Mo.
    "#9 in the Boulevard Smokestack Series". Love this stuff

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    Wow! I would never have guessed Boulevard was available overseas.

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    Two months ago my sweetie took me to Honolulu, Hawaii, on the island of Oahu, to show me where she grew up and to introduce me to some of her relatives and friends. While there I had opportunity to try an amazing "almost" local brew called Kona Longboard Lager. I say "almost local" because the brewery is over on the Big Island. I fell in love with this beer so leaving it behind at the end of our brief vacation was a bittersweet sorrow. A week ago I walked into a local tavern that stocks a huge variety of cold six packs for take home and did a double-take! There it was in the first refrigerated case! It turns out Kona beer is brewed here on the Mainland too. I was happy as a Kalua Pig in poo!

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    This was tonight's second round, Kona Fire Rock Pale Ale. Smooth, well-balanced, and a bit less hoppy than an IPA. Ah . . .life is good!

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    I tasted this beer at my favorite "watering hole" and got hooked; an imperial stout packing 9.7% ABV niceeeee. HOG

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