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June 5, 2010 at 6:58 AM in reply to: Has libertarianism been exposed for the fraud that it is? #560352June 5, 2010 at 6:58 AM in reply to: Has libertarianism been exposed for the fraud that it is? #560845
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ParticipantCommunism brought us Chernobyl…so what’s your point? That massive government is the solution to preventing disasters? Seriously?
June 5, 2010 at 6:58 AM in reply to: Has libertarianism been exposed for the fraud that it is? #560951ParticipantCommunism brought us Chernobyl…so what’s your point? That massive government is the solution to preventing disasters? Seriously?
June 5, 2010 at 6:58 AM in reply to: Has libertarianism been exposed for the fraud that it is? #561233ParticipantCommunism brought us Chernobyl…so what’s your point? That massive government is the solution to preventing disasters? Seriously?
ParticipantI was the head brewer at a brewpub for 4 years back in the 90’s. At the time I used to home brew quite a bit of mead.
Hence, my life was all about “mead and ale”. The nickname stuck.
ParticipantI was the head brewer at a brewpub for 4 years back in the 90’s. At the time I used to home brew quite a bit of mead.
Hence, my life was all about “mead and ale”. The nickname stuck.
ParticipantI was the head brewer at a brewpub for 4 years back in the 90’s. At the time I used to home brew quite a bit of mead.
Hence, my life was all about “mead and ale”. The nickname stuck.
ParticipantI was the head brewer at a brewpub for 4 years back in the 90’s. At the time I used to home brew quite a bit of mead.
Hence, my life was all about “mead and ale”. The nickname stuck.
ParticipantI was the head brewer at a brewpub for 4 years back in the 90’s. At the time I used to home brew quite a bit of mead.
Hence, my life was all about “mead and ale”. The nickname stuck.
Participant[quote=nocommonsense]
Try the $2 and $100 wines side by side and tell me if you can tell the difference, or if the difference is worth $98.[/quote]Yes, I can.
The difference between a $20 wine and a $100 wine is much more subtle than the difference between a $2 wine and a $20 bottle. That’s why I typically buy midpriced wine and stay away from both the high end and the low end.
Participant[quote=nocommonsense]
Try the $2 and $100 wines side by side and tell me if you can tell the difference, or if the difference is worth $98.[/quote]Yes, I can.
The difference between a $20 wine and a $100 wine is much more subtle than the difference between a $2 wine and a $20 bottle. That’s why I typically buy midpriced wine and stay away from both the high end and the low end.
Participant[quote=nocommonsense]
Try the $2 and $100 wines side by side and tell me if you can tell the difference, or if the difference is worth $98.[/quote]Yes, I can.
The difference between a $20 wine and a $100 wine is much more subtle than the difference between a $2 wine and a $20 bottle. That’s why I typically buy midpriced wine and stay away from both the high end and the low end.
Participant[quote=nocommonsense]
Try the $2 and $100 wines side by side and tell me if you can tell the difference, or if the difference is worth $98.[/quote]Yes, I can.
The difference between a $20 wine and a $100 wine is much more subtle than the difference between a $2 wine and a $20 bottle. That’s why I typically buy midpriced wine and stay away from both the high end and the low end.
Participant[quote=nocommonsense]
Try the $2 and $100 wines side by side and tell me if you can tell the difference, or if the difference is worth $98.[/quote]Yes, I can.
The difference between a $20 wine and a $100 wine is much more subtle than the difference between a $2 wine and a $20 bottle. That’s why I typically buy midpriced wine and stay away from both the high end and the low end.
Participant[quote=svelte]
The wineries high on the wine snobs’ list as producing the best: Wilson Creek, Wiens, Callaway, Leonesse, and maybe Monte de Oro (it is new, jury is still out).[/quote]I’d have to take exception to that one…didn’t think their wines were as good as they (the winery) thought they were. Especially for a $12 tasting fee and the rudest cashier I’ve ever met.
However the parking lot was full…but I know there will be at least one extra spot in the future…since I won’t be back 🙂
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