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Aaron O'Keefe the anti-pajama man (ACE) Posted Sep 1, 2001
Beer is God. I am writing an article on it. I will name the ten commandments of beer drinking.
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Jenny *luvndaisies* Posted Sep 4, 2001
I am aware of the religious experience beer is for you. I read your article, it is quite amusing. Though I fear that your love of the stuff borders on obsession And what's this about not being a quitter?
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Jenny *luvndaisies* Posted Sep 5, 2001
Help! Anyone got a rope? I think the tone of my previous reply fell into the communication gap and now I gotta fish it out!
I know it was a play on words. My intent was of a more playful and sarcastic demeanor in a wink wink nudge nudge sorta way. So now I will rephrase:
What's that about being a quitter? *wink, wink, nudge, nudge*
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Aaron O'Keefe the anti-pajama man (ACE) Posted Sep 5, 2001
Thou shalt not quit. . .sebaticles are authorized, quitting never
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Jenny *luvndaisies* Posted Sep 6, 2001
Sabaticals...hmmmm...well what exactly constitutes a sabatical? Is it merely a break from the consumption of the holy stuff, or must one go on some kind of journey in order to be considered on sabatical? Must there be a goal that requires a lack of beer?
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Aaron O'Keefe the anti-pajama man (ACE) Posted Sep 6, 2001
You may only go on sabatical without beer if you are going to the local pub or distributor to get more.
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Jenny *luvndaisies* Posted Sep 7, 2001
But how much time must pass between that last beer and the trip to the local pub or distributor to be considered sabatical. How long is too long to be sabatical?
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tacsatduck- beware the <sheep> lie Posted Sep 7, 2001
You know whats better then beer though. Beer and darts or beer and pool good stuff (actuly tried that smernof ice stuff goooood)
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Jenny *luvndaisies* Posted Sep 8, 2001
Schmirnof is a gift that I treasure so much. Darts+Schmirnof+me=trip to ER.
So lets say one is driving to the store to buy beer, and runs out of gas, has sabatical there ended and they are sinning against the aforementioned commandment?
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Aaron O'Keefe the anti-pajama man (ACE) Posted Sep 8, 2001
Depends, do you walk the rest of the way to get the beer or not?
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Jenny *luvndaisies* Posted Sep 8, 2001
Well...hmmm...I guess it depends. How far is it to the store/pub? Is it raining? Is it an uphill walk? And how big of a tank does your car have...I mean, if your car has good gas mileage then you can actually go a really long time without beer. If thats true, then one might be willing to walk further, uphill, in pouring rain to get said beer. I would say if the walk is 2 miles or less, then yes, I would walk.
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Jenny *luvndaisies* Posted Sep 10, 2001
And what if beer is substituted by some other alcoholic libation?
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Aaron O'Keefe the anti-pajama man (ACE) Posted Sep 16, 2001
Am going to be off site for awhile. Email me directly at [email protected] if you want to talk to me directly.
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