Would You Shut Down Denzel Ward or Baker Mayfield?
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Because he's all bent out of shape I locked his precious thread. I'm so unreasonable ya know. Like there's never been posts deleted for inappropriate content, or threads deleted or locked before. BTW, Zombo agreed with my POV.
You are unreasonable.....
But I agree as well. That thread was going nowhere and was a waste of space.
You are unreasonable.....
But I agree as well. That thread was going nowhere and was a waste of space.
I didn't appreciate being called chickenshit, so it escalated from there. If it had been Zombo both you and I know if he had called John that, he would have ripped him a new one on the board. Ahem, somebody needs to take a chill pill and grow the f* up. And if he hates me forever for locking a thread- well that's on him.
PS Cleve- regarding the locked thread. The score is Moderators 3, Clevefan 0. So it's not just me. Go look in a mirror before you go spouting off.
Sorry guys for the off topic explanation.
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LOL, um- no. If you've been following along, not Miller, anything with mint in it, flavored beers (like pumpkin), Fireball, Jagermeister, and New Zealand sauvignon blancs. Probably a few others that don't instantly come to mind.
Eh.....what have you got against the Kiwis? I've got distant cousins in New Zealand.
Eh.....what have you got against the Kiwis? I've got distant cousins in New Zealand.
I have nothing against the Kiwis, but they could do better on their wines. Almost all NZ sauvignon blancs smell like chopped up tomato plants to me, and their pinot noirs are- well, sort of thin and not to my taste.
Thought seriously about opening a bottle of Premier Cru Sauternes Chateaux Guirand for the in-laws for Xmas dinner, but then I thought to myself, "These people are Boones Farm connoisseurs so fuck it, a $10 Italian Moscato it is!" Pearls before swine. LOL!??
A wise decision Ag. I haven't decided on the Christmas wines yet, have a good friend who's coming over- maybe a German Auslese and an old Bordeaux. Some folks don't know, or appreciate what they're getting. For many years, when the nephews and nieces have been getting married Uncle Larry has given them wines from their respective birth years. Outside of the coolness factor, I have to wonder if they really enjoyed them.
PS- I'm almost depleted on my stock of old Sauternes. I do have a bottle of Chateau d'Yquem from our anniversary year- 1986, but you had better believe that's going to be opened with a few select fellow winos who will know and appreciate the stuff.
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You are unreasonable.....
But I agree as well. That thread was going nowhere and was a waste of space.
I didn't appreciate being called chickenshit, so it escalated from there. If it had been Zombo both you and I know if he had called John that, he would have ripped him a new one on the board. Ahem, somebody needs to take a chill pill and grow the f* up. And if he hates me forever for locking a thread- well that's on him.
PS Cleve- regarding the locked thread. The score is Moderators 3, Clevefan 0. So it's not just me. Go look in a mirror before you go spouting off.
Sorry guys for the off topic explanation.
I didn't appreciate being called chickenshit, so it escalated from there. If it had been Zombo both you and I know if he had called John that, he would have ripped him a new one on the board. Ahem, somebody needs to take a chill pill and grow the f* up. And if he hates me forever for locking a thread- well that's on him.
PS Cleve- regarding the locked thread. The score is Moderators 3, Clevefan 0. So it's not just me. Go look in a mirror before you go spouting off.
Sorry guys for the off topic explanation.
I really dont know what ur scoring there but ur free to it, ur just acting like a child....children do that. Pls ignore me now as i will u.
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Eh.....what have you got against the Kiwis? I've got distant cousins in New Zealand.
I have nothing against the Kiwis, but they could do better on their wines. Almost all NZ sauvignon blancs smell like chopped up tomato plants to me, and their pinot noirs are- well, sort of thin and not to my taste.
Thought seriously about opening a bottle of Premier Cru Sauternes Chateaux Guirand for the in-laws for Xmas dinner, but then I thought to myself, "These people are Boones Farm connoisseurs so fuck it, a $10 Italian Moscato it is!" Pearls before swine. LOL!??
A wise decision Ag. I haven't decided on the Christmas wines yet, have a good friend who's coming over- maybe a German Auslese and an old Bordeaux. Some folks don't know, or appreciate what they're getting. For many years, when the nephews and nieces have been getting married Uncle Larry has given them wines from their respective birth years. Outside of the coolness factor, I have to wonder if they really enjoyed them.
PS- I'm almost depleted on my stock of old Sauternes. I do have a bottle of Chateau d'Yquem from our anniversary year- 1986, but you had better believe that's going to be opened with a few select fellow winos who will know and appreciate the stuff.
PS- I'm almost depleted on my stock of old Sauternes. I do have a bottle of Chateau d'Yquem from our anniversary year- 1986, but you had better believe that's going to be opened with a few select fellow winos who will know and appreciate the stuff.
I better buy an open ended airplane ticket in that case.?
I brought that one I have back from a visit with a tour by the owner in Sauternes. Just could not bring myself to open it because I keep it at the right temp in a vibration free wine fridge. It should be opened for me on my deathbed, cause it will last that long or longer.
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No need for all the hostility gentlemen. The most hostile, by 1000 times, Ghoolie has stepped off from doing that, and it seems clear the main reason was because of the owners passing. Furthermore, this is the season to celebrate our Lords birth. So can we please stop with the "I know you are but what am I" stuff
Furthermore, this is the season to celebrate our Lords birth. So can we please stop with the "I know you are but what am I" stuff
I have no idea of this "Lord" you speak of, but my Festivus pole went up nicely. No tinsel on it, of course, I find tinsel distracting.
And now, the Airing of the Grievances.
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No, I wouldn't shut either down, you homos.
We have two division games left, win at all costs.
Zombo
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Eh.....what have you got against the Kiwis? I've got distant cousins in New Zealand.
I have nothing against the Kiwis, but they could do better on their wines. Almost all NZ sauvignon blancs smell like chopped up tomato plants to me, and their pinot noirs are- well, sort of thin and not to my taste.
Thought seriously about opening a bottle of Premier Cru Sauternes Chateaux Guirand for the in-laws for Xmas dinner, but then I thought to myself, "These people are Boones Farm connoisseurs so fuck it, a $10 Italian Moscato it is!" Pearls before swine. LOL!??
A wise decision Ag. I haven't decided on the Christmas wines yet, have a good friend who's coming over- maybe a German Auslese and an old Bordeaux. Some folks don't know, or appreciate what they're getting. For many years, when the nephews and nieces have been getting married Uncle Larry has given them wines from their respective birth years. Outside of the coolness factor, I have to wonder if they really enjoyed them.
PS- I'm almost depleted on my stock of old Sauternes. I do have a bottle of Chateau d'Yquem from our anniversary year- 1986, but you had better believe that's going to be opened with a few select fellow winos who will know and appreciate the stuff.
I have nothing against the Kiwis, but they could do better on their wines. Almost all NZ sauvignon blancs smell like chopped up tomato plants to me, and their pinot noirs are- well, sort of thin and not to my taste.
A wise decision Ag. I haven't decided on the Christmas wines yet, have a good friend who's coming over- maybe a German Auslese and an old Bordeaux. Some folks don't know, or appreciate what they're getting. For many years, when the nephews and nieces have been getting married Uncle Larry has given them wines from their respective birth years. Outside of the coolness factor, I have to wonder if they really enjoyed them.
PS- I'm almost depleted on my stock of old Sauternes. I do have a bottle of Chateau d'Yquem from our anniversary year- 1986, but you had better believe that's going to be opened with a few select fellow winos who will know and appreciate the stuff.
I know I was just making a joke about the Keewee’s. Actually I don’t think I’ve ever heard of New Zealand wine or ever had any. I have had an Australian wines and a lot of them are pretty good but not New Zealand. ??
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No, I wouldn't shut either down, you homos.
We have two division games left, win at all costs.
Zombo
Zombo said:
No, I wouldn't shut either down, you homos.
We have two division games left, win at all costs.
Zombo
Shakespeare said it : much ado about nothing
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I didn't appreciate being called chickenshit, so it escalated from there. If it had been Zombo both you and I know if he had called John that, he would have ripped him a new one on the board. Ahem, somebody needs to take a chill pill and grow the f* up. And if he hates me forever for locking a thread- well that's on him.
PS Cleve- regarding the locked thread. The score is Moderators 3, Clevefan 0. So it's not just me. Go look in a mirror before you go spouting off.
Sorry guys for the off topic explanation.
I really dont know what ur scoring there but ur free to it, ur just acting like a child....children do that. Pls ignore me now as i will u.
I really dont know what ur scoring there but ur free to it, ur just acting like a child....children do that. Pls ignore me now as i will u.
I'll just say this, and then drop it. The above proves your grasp of reality is pretty bad, and you have an inflated opinion of your posting skills. You're the one acting like a child- crying (and then posting a thread Zombo deleted) bitching about it. The 3-0 is the other two Moderators happen to agree I was well within my rights to lock the thread. You're the one that's way off base here pal. I guarantee if you had called Zombo a chickenshit- he would have kicked you off for a week, and had some choice words about you bitching to a Moderator.
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PS- I'm almost depleted on my stock of old Sauternes. I do have a bottle of Chateau d'Yquem from our anniversary year- 1986, but you had better believe that's going to be opened with a few select fellow winos who will know and appreciate the stuff.
I better buy an open ended airplane ticket in that case.?
I brought that one I have back from a visit with a tour by the owner in Sauternes. Just could not bring myself to open it because I keep it at the right temp in a vibration free wine fridge. It should be opened for me on my deathbed, cause it will last that long or longer.
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I better buy an open ended airplane ticket in that case.?
I brought that one I have back from a visit with a tour by the owner in Sauternes. Just could not bring myself to open it because I keep it at the right temp in a vibration free wine fridge. It should be opened for me on my deathbed, cause it will last that long or longer.
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Yup, Sauternes from a good year properly stored will last damn near forever. I opened a 50 year old Lafaurie-Peyraguey on my 50th birthday, and it was in fine shape. d'Yquems will last even longer than that.
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I have nothing against the Kiwis, but they could do better on their wines. Almost all NZ sauvignon blancs smell like chopped up tomato plants to me, and their pinot noirs are- well, sort of thin and not to my taste.
A wise decision Ag. I haven't decided on the Christmas wines yet, have a good friend who's coming over- maybe a German Auslese and an old Bordeaux. Some folks don't know, or appreciate what they're getting. For many years, when the nephews and nieces have been getting married Uncle Larry has given them wines from their respective birth years. Outside of the coolness factor, I have to wonder if they really enjoyed them.
PS- I'm almost depleted on my stock of old Sauternes. I do have a bottle of Chateau d'Yquem from our anniversary year- 1986, but you had better believe that's going to be opened with a few select fellow winos who will know and appreciate the stuff.
I know I was just making a joke about the Keewee’s. Actually I don’t think I’ve ever heard of New Zealand wine or ever had any. I have had an Australian wines and a lot of them are pretty good but not New Zealand. ??
I know I was just making a joke about the Keewee’s. Actually I don’t think I’ve ever heard of New Zealand wine or ever had any. I have had an Australian wines and a lot of them are pretty good but not New Zealand. ??
They're way different Gipper. A lot cooler climate than Australia. You should try one sometime for an experiment. Any decent wine shop should have at least a couple different ones. Oyster Bay Sauvignon blanc is generally available and runs around a not budget busting $12. The top end ones like Cloudy Bay or Kim Crawford run $25+.
Everyone perceives smells differently. Couple examples- way back I bought a bottle of cologne, Drakar Noir. Wife went yuck don't ever wear that again, it smells like sweat. On my part??? Smells pretty good to me. Couple years later I finally got it- to me there was a faint background aroma, to her it was the primary smell.
Oh, corked wines. I'm famously insensitive to the chemical TCA (I won't bother with the long name) that makes a wine smell "corked". OTOH Mark Fisher- who runs the Food & Wine column in the local paper is extremely sensitive to it. We were at a party, and the wine I brought- and was drinking- I thought it was a little dry- Mark takes one sip and almost passes out, holy shit, this wine is corked. I had a wine served to me in Napa the owner didn't want me to taste because it was corked. Brought out another bottle. I insisted to try them both- and the one he said was corked- I wouldn't have sent back in a restaurant.
That was my little digression leading up to the point I wanted to make. I'm super-duper sensitive to "vegetal" smells in wine. LOL where some (maybe a lot of) people get grapefruit smells out of New Zealand sauvignon blancs, I get tomato plant. Not something I want to smell in my wines.
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I know I was just making a joke about the Keewee’s. Actually I don’t think I’ve ever heard of New Zealand wine or ever had any. I have had an Australian wines and a lot of them are pretty good but not New Zealand. ??
They're way different Gipper. A lot cooler climate than Australia. You should try one sometime for an experiment. Any decent wine shop should have at least a couple different ones. Oyster Bay Sauvignon blanc is generally available and runs around a not budget busting $12. The top end ones like Cloudy Bay or Kim Crawford run $25+.
Everyone perceives smells differently. Couple examples- way back I bought a bottle of cologne, Drakar Noir. Wife went yuck don't ever wear that again, it smells like sweat. On my part??? Smells pretty good to me. Couple years later I finally got it- to me there was a faint background aroma, to her it was the primary smell.
Oh, corked wines. I'm famously insensitive to the chemical TCA (I won't bother with the long name) that makes a wine smell "corked". OTOH Mark Fisher- who runs the Food & Wine column in the local paper is extremely sensitive to it. We were at a party, and the wine I brought- and was drinking- I thought it was a little dry- Mark takes one sip and almost passes out, holy shit, this wine is corked. I had a wine served to me in Napa the owner didn't want me to taste because it was corked. Brought out another bottle. I insisted to try them both- and the one he said was corked- I wouldn't have sent back in a restaurant.
That was my little digression leading up to the point I wanted to make. I'm super-duper sensitive to "vegetal" smells in wine. LOL where some (maybe a lot of) people get grapefruit smells out of New Zealand sauvignon blancs, I get tomato plant. Not something I want to smell in my wines.
That was my little digression leading up to the point I wanted to make. I'm super-duper sensitive to "vegetal" smells in wine. LOL where some (maybe a lot of) people get grapefruit smells out of New Zealand sauvignon blancs, I get tomato plant. Not something I want to smell in my wines.
There are two wines I just love to stick my nose/face into the glass and just breath. A really good Napa Cabernet or a fine Zinfandel from Amador County, California which used to be the best kept secret for Zins. Well worth a day or two where some wineries even do barrel tastings.
https://www.sfchronicle.com/travel/article/What-s-new-Amador-s-wine-profile-continues-12537139.php
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No, I wouldn't shut either down, you homos.
We have two division games left, win at all costs.
Zombo
Zombo said:
No, I wouldn't shut either down, you homos.
We have two division games left, win at all costs.
Zombo
Hehehe.
We have a chance for a winning record in the division, and a chance to sweep TWO rivals. That would be quite a season, indeed. You know what scares me? Being favored by such a large margin against a team that has kicked our butts for the better part of 5-6 years. Yeah, I know the Bengals are starting their backup QB, but we saw first hand that the kid can play at least a LITTLE bit, and we already know the game is going to be quite electric. Losing the final home game to a team we've already beaten on the road with their backup QB playing sounds EXACTLY like something the old Browns would do, right?
But we're not the old Browns anymore, are we? It's time to keep proving it, and we need to dispatch a lesser team quickly and thoroughly. I have in the back of my head that this game is going to be an all out WAR, and I don't see this week's game resembling the previous one whatsoever. If we win, I think it'll be in the 4th quarter, similar to what we saw the past two games. Now the Baltimore game is a different story, and THAT game sounds like a nightmare. We already know their defense is filthy, and facing Lamar Jackson doesn't sound like ANY fun. The only good things I can think of are that we'll have a decent amount of film on Jackson now, AND I like how Gregg Williams schemes for other offenses. Remember how well we played against the Saints? How we shut down the Broncos' rushing attack? If there's a defensive coordinator out there who will make it his mission in life to scheme up a solid play against Jackson, it's going to be Williams. The QUESTION will be whether or not we can score enough points (at least in my crazy mind!)
Oh, and Denzel Ward returned to practice this week, so that's good. I guess we're not holding him out, huh?! Although we definitely missed Denzel last week, I'm super stoked we'll have him for Cincy, and I REALLY hope he can play against Baltimore too. I just love this kid!
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Love it when a wine fest breaks out...
Step off my tip bro. Delete posts all u want, but step off my tip.
I for one had to google this one... basically what I suspected it was.
This was the top hit...
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Play ward and baker. Sit the alkys
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That was my little digression leading up to the point I wanted to make. I'm super-duper sensitive to "vegetal" smells in wine. LOL where some (maybe a lot of) people get grapefruit smells out of New Zealand sauvignon blancs, I get tomato plant. Not something I want to smell in my wines.
There are two wines I just love to stick my nose/face into the glass and just breath. A really good Napa Cabernet or a fine Zinfandel from Amador County, California which used to be the best kept secret for Zins. Well worth a day or two where some wineries even do barrel tastings.
https://www.sfchronicle.com/travel/article/What-s-new-Amador-s-wine-profile-continues-12537139.php
There are two wines I just love to stick my nose/face into the glass and just breath. A really good Napa Cabernet or a fine Zinfandel from Amador County, California which used to be the best kept secret for Zins. Well worth a day or two where some wineries even do barrel tastings.
https://www.sfchronicle.com/travel/article/What-s-new-Amador-s-wine-profile-continues-12537139.php
A little remiss, and certainly off topic Ag. But be on the lookout for Carol Shelton Monga Zin. Cucamonga Valley way south in California. Best zinfandel ever on the low side of $30.
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There are two wines I just love to stick my nose/face into the glass and just breath. A really good Napa Cabernet or a fine Zinfandel from Amador County, California which used to be the best kept secret for Zins. Well worth a day or two where some wineries even do barrel tastings.
https://www.sfchronicle.com/travel/article/What-s-new-Amador-s-wine-profile-continues-12537139.php
A little remiss, and certainly off topic Ag. But be on the lookout for Carol Shelton Monga Zin. Cucamonga Valley way south in California. Best zinfandel ever on the low side of $30.
A little remiss, and certainly off topic Ag. But be on the lookout for Carol Shelton Monga Zin. Cucamonga Valley way south in California. Best zinfandel ever on the low side of $30.
The only one I could find here is the Carol Shelton OV Zin Wild Thing.
However at that abhorrent Xmas party I got drug to and felt a need to get drugged at, they had a great drug to try that turned out to be quite good. It was a bottle of 2014 7 Deadly Zins.
I had a couple of deep wide-bodied glasses that I could keep breathing in and liked it so much I went home and looked it up. Unbelievably it not only got a 91 rating from Wine Enthusiast, but only costs $10.99 + tax locally. However the store I go to has a 10% discount to all veterans if you pay cash. Dropping by there today because I know my son-in-law loves Zins better than any other red wine and I want to serve it for him (& me) for Xmas dinner along with the sweet white swill I got for the rest of the in-laws.??
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A little remiss, and certainly off topic Ag. But be on the lookout for Carol Shelton Monga Zin. Cucamonga Valley way south in California. Best zinfandel ever on the low side of $30.
The only one I could find here is the Carol Shelton OV Zin Wild Thing.
However at that abhorrent Xmas party I got drug to and felt a need to get drugged at, they had a great drug to try that turned out to be quite good. It was a bottle of 2014 7 Deadly Zins.
I had a couple of deep wide-bodied glasses that I could keep breathing in and liked it so much I went home and looked it up. Unbelievably it not only got a 91 rating from Wine Enthusiast, but only costs $10.99 + tax locally. However the store I go to has a 10% discount to all veterans if you pay cash. Dropping by there today because I know my son-in-law loves Zins better than any other red wine and I want to serve it for him (& me) for Xmas dinner along with the sweet white swill I got for the rest of the in-laws.??
The only one I could find here is the Carol Shelton OV Zin Wild Thing.
However at that abhorrent Xmas party I got drug to and felt a need to get drugged at, they had a great drug to try that turned out to be quite good. It was a bottle of 2014 7 Deadly Zins.
I had a couple of deep wide-bodied glasses that I could keep breathing in and liked it so much I went home and looked it up. Unbelievably it not only got a 91 rating from Wine Enthusiast, but only costs $10.99 + tax locally. However the store I go to has a 10% discount to all veterans if you pay cash. Dropping by there today because I know my son-in-law loves Zins better than any other red wine and I want to serve it for him (& me) for Xmas dinner along with the sweet white swill I got for the rest of the in-laws.??
Yup, I consider 7 Deadly Zins a "best buy". Now if your ever want to spend a lot of money- Michael- David who make the former- name their top end zinfandels after the seven deadly sins. Lust, sloth, gluttony, ect. Maybe worth it. When you get into that price stratosphere, beside those I like the Ridge Lytton Springs, and Elyse Morosholi vineyard.
BTW, Merry Christmas to you and yours.
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The only one I could find here is the Carol Shelton OV Zin Wild Thing.
However at that abhorrent Xmas party I got drug to and felt a need to get drugged at, they had a great drug to try that turned out to be quite good. It was a bottle of 2014 7 Deadly Zins.
I had a couple of deep wide-bodied glasses that I could keep breathing in and liked it so much I went home and looked it up. Unbelievably it not only got a 91 rating from Wine Enthusiast, but only costs $10.99 + tax locally. However the store I go to has a 10% discount to all veterans if you pay cash. Dropping by there today because I know my son-in-law loves Zins better than any other red wine and I want to serve it for him (& me) for Xmas dinner along with the sweet white swill I got for the rest of the in-laws.??
Yup, I consider 7 Deadly Zins a "best buy". Now if your ever want to spend a lot of money- Michael- David who make the former- name their top end zinfandels after the seven deadly sins. Lust, sloth, gluttony, ect. Maybe worth it. When you get into that price stratosphere, beside those I like the Ridge Lytton Springs, and Elyse Morosholi vineyard.
BTW, Merry Christmas to you and yours.
Yup, I consider 7 Deadly Zins a "best buy". Now if your ever want to spend a lot of money- Michael- David who make the former- name their top end zinfandels after the seven deadly sins. Lust, sloth, gluttony, ect. Maybe worth it. When you get into that price stratosphere, beside those I like the Ridge Lytton Springs, and Elyse Morosholi vineyard.
BTW, Merry Christmas to you and yours.
Same to you Larry.......................................Bill?
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