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some lulz were had. 50 People You Wish You Knew In Real Life http://www.buzzfeed.com/daves4/people-you-wish-you-knew-in-real-life?ref=xpromo I know some of this shit has been posted before.

Motherfuckers forgetting to take their meds before logging into 12oz. SMDH

I don't know of any boutique type websites for Nike's unless you're trying to pay $200 plus for some crazy sneakerhead shit. I like shoe shopping in person but if you don't have access to good local stores I'd suggest: footlocker, zappos, eastbay, etc.

when you click on the about us it takes you to some christian louboutin website. anybody ever found a good colorway of air max 95's at a Nike Outlet? I got these for $45.00, just had to retire them cause they were talking like shit.

damn, all of those shoes you just posted are busted as shit in my opinion. I wouldn't be caught dead in any of those, the last joints look chunky as hell. BAMA SHIT

I agree and I can't put my finger on exactly what it is they're doing to create that but I've definitely noticed it too. Maybe they're using a proprietary blend of hops when brewing their higher ibu beers? I've only had the three I previously mentioned and the Sixpoint Autumnation which is their pumpkin beer (I think). I've found my summer beer - /shitty label is shitty

I couldn't find Hitachino for a long time after the earthquake, I think I posted something about that on here. must spread rep john_gacy, sixpoint resin, bengali tiger and righteous are all good beers IMO

Sofie is on point

http://www.12ozprophet.com/forum/showthread.php?t=134555

My point was based upon fact, TotalWine has been around since 1991. I'm happy they're now located wherever you are, not sure what the confederacy has to do with anything. TotalWine originated in Delaware "the first state" above the Mason Dixon line and they have 72 locations nationwide. Clearly not a "new" mega-store. @john gacy I consider rare beers to be anything that you won't find readily available through standard distribution. I live in one of the few cities in the US where it's legal to import beers outside of the three tier distribution system. Shops will pay people to drive beers back from California, Oregon, Washington State, etc. When they get a small shipment of Russian River they'll keep stock for regular customers. They set aside two bottles of Fantome Noel for me over the holidays and recently picked up some Brasserie De Silly La Divine after I mentioned how much I enjoyed that breweries Noel Tripel Blonde. Good customer service and supporting small local business is worth a few extra dollars, IMO.

TotalWine's alright but I'll take a local mom and pop shop with a good beer selection that may be a couple dollars higher than TotalWine (or a major chain) any day. Just like I'll pay a little extra to buy from a local butcher or cheesemonger. I typically buy my beers from places where I know the owner by name and he/she knows me. They know what styles I like and they'll set rare bottles aside for me when they can. And totalwine's been around for at least 15 years, it started as TotalBeverage in the 90's. Nothing new or revolutionary there.

$4.00 in DC

OXBOW Brewing Co out of Maine, American Farmhouse Brewery

JOCE

Rolf Harris getting UMAD at the pub with his chainsaw http://video.foxnews.com/v/1450088889001/man-walks-into-bar-with-a-chainsaw?intcmp=features

Re: Travel Log - 2011 - USA :D I just noticed that Pear tag creeping in the doo-doo picture