RE: [MMouse]: drinks/philly beer-HOCKEY
Ok..so a sweep is hyperbole, but the flyers simply don't match up with the devils in any category. I'd be surprised if the series isn't all but decided by the time I pick up my tickets at will call next monday for the show. And if they don't play tundra/desert, there will be a riot. Ain't gonna get no code outta me. Mark I believe the word your looking for is "space-ranger". > mark- > i have to disagree. the Flyers were outmatched, yes. But, > they didn't look > THAT bad that I am giving up hope. They made too many > defensive errors, which > resulted in three quick goals. Other than that 26 mental > lapse, they loooked > good in the first. And everyone knows that because of the > trap, the devils > are impossible to play once behind. All the flyers need to do > is play smarter > defensively and score first. You are kidding yourself if you > think a sweep is > in the cards. This one is going the distance... > .mer. >
Re: [MMouse]: drinks/philly beer-HOCKEY
mark- i have to disagree. the Flyers were outmatched, yes. But, they didn't look THAT bad that I am giving up hope. They made too many defensive errors, which resulted in three quick goals. Other than that 26 mental lapse, they loooked good in the first. And everyone knows that because of the trap, the devils are impossible to play once behind. All the flyers need to do is play smarter defensively and score first. You are kidding yourself if you think a sweep is in the cards. This one is going the distance... .mer.
RE: [MMouse]: drinks/philly beer
Beer is yucky. It makes your breath reek and doesn't make nice with the other liquors in your tummy. Might as well use that ticket for kindling, its worthless. Did you see Arnott in the corner with Dessy? He threw him aside like he was a begging pesant! They can't play the physical game without lindros, and when they had the open ice they gave up three goals in a period..what are they going to whine the puck into the goal? I think not. The Flyers barely have one line that can skate with Jersey, let alone four. Talk about cavemen with skates. Mark ~Reading the Gospel to yourself, is fine. > GO FLYERS!! (oh, yes.I will be at game 5...)
Re: [MMouse]: drinks/philly beer
while I generally dislike typical american beers, I have a spot in my heart for Yuengling. I've been in Boston for the last three years for college, and I can't explain how much I miss cheesesteaks and Yuengling Black and Tan. My parents came up yesterday from Philly to move me into my new apartment, and they brought me up a case as a housewarming gift. Yummy. Elliott Smith tonight in Boston. can't wait. .mer. GO FLYERS!! (oh, yes.I will be at game 5...)
Re: [MMouse]: drinks
At 09:02 AM 5/15/00 -0700, Todd Houlette wrote: >Obviously if you are complaining about the beer her in >the US, you live in the wrong part of the US. No, no, no. I'm sorry, I wasn't clear. I'm definitely not talking about microbreweries. Generally, even at their worst, they're still pretty darned good (a favorite local of mine is the Triumph microbrewery located on the Princeton campus in New Jersey). What I was talking about was the "mainstream" US beers (Budweiser, Coors, Miller, etc) vs. the mainstream Canadian beers (Molson, Labatte, Moosehead*, etc). They all taste like crap, they're all brewed with crap, and both US and Canadian beers have the same alcohol content (despite common belief that Canadian beer is stronger). >The Northwest by far has the best beer. I'll admit that we >are spoiled with some of the best beer in the country Agreed! While I haven't had a chance to sample any of it, Oregon's microbreweries are near-legendary in the beer circles, or whatever, heh. The one I hear mentioned most often is the Anchor microbrewery, if that counts for anything. I'd love to try some of the stuff out there, but it's difficult; i'm in Philadelphia. Still, my general belief is that if I'm going to go for beer, I try to get it from the places that use old recipes and have been around for a long time, since they've known how to do it far longer than others have. That's why I usually use Europe as my main source. While Yuengling may be "America's Oldest Brewery," they're still a few thousand years behind the Belgian monasteries :) - Matt
RE: [MMouse]: drinks
yaahh... maybe if I wear my Red Hook shirt to the Modest Mouse show in Boston Isaac will be reminded of home and invite me to join the band. That's what I'm thinking. -Original Message- From: Todd Houlette [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: Monday, May 15, 2000 12:02 PM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Re: [MMouse]: drinks Obviously if you are complaining about the beer her in the US, you live in the wrong part of the US. The Northwest by far has the best beer. I'll admit that we are spoiled with some of the best beer in the country/world, as well as other mind altering, um, .. __ Do You Yahoo!? Send instant messages & get email alerts with Yahoo! Messenger. http://im.yahoo.com/
Re: [MMouse]: drinks
Obviously if you are complaining about the beer her in the US, you live in the wrong part of the US. The Northwest by far has the best beer. I'll admit that we are spoiled with some of the best beer in the country/world, as well as other mind altering, um, .. __ Do You Yahoo!? Send instant messages & get email alerts with Yahoo! Messenger. http://im.yahoo.com/
Re: [MMouse]: drinks
In a message dated 5/12/00 3:12:29 PM Pacific Daylight Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: << Now, Europe... that's where the good stuff comes from. >> Oh god, you could not be more right. I was in london a few months ago...I drank some good stuff there. they're smart enough to not drink beer over there...it's too bad we don't have that cider here. .mer. go flyers
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At 02:09 PM 5/12/00 -0700, Jeff Peers wrote: >I have two words for everyone on this list: >Canadian Beer. But Canadian beer blows just as much as beer from the US. Now, Europe... that's where the good stuff comes from. Samuel Smith's Oatmeal Stout. Try it! :) - Matt
