Mary Elizabeth Croft/Mary Wyly: Credit Card Crook Clobbered

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Re: Mary Elizabeth Croft/Mary Wyly: Credit Card Crook Clobbe

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Pottapaug1938 wrote:
Arthur Rubin wrote:
Jeffrey wrote:You get Menard and Croft in the same room and they can bullshit each other about their victories and for the duration of the encounter the stories are real. The illusion lasts maybe a few days or weeks until the next court date or encounter with a cop, or until you come home to find all you have is cheap Canadian beer in the fridge.
Cheap Canadian beer is much better than cheap American beer :!:
And one bottle or can of craft beer like Heady Topper or Pliny the Elder is better than a case of either. Better than that ye shall never find....
I don't drink so i can only judge a beer by how well it works in cooking.

Also: Pliny the Elder brand beer sounds like it might be sulferous.
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Re: Mary Elizabeth Croft/Mary Wyly: Credit Card Crook Clobbe

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grixit wrote:
Pottapaug1938 wrote:
Arthur Rubin wrote:[quoting Jeffrey]You get Menard and Croft in the same room and they can bullshit each other about their victories and for the duration of the encounter the stories are real. The illusion lasts maybe a few days or weeks until the next court date or encounter with a cop, or until you come home to find all you have is cheap Canadian beer in the fridge.[endquote]Cheap Canadian beer is much better than cheap American beer :!:
And one bottle or can of craft beer like Heady Topper or Pliny the Elder is better than a case of either. Better than that ye shall never find....
I don't drink so i can only judge a beer by how well it works in cooking.

Also: Pliny the Elder brand beer sounds like it might be sulferous.
Malted barley, hops, yeast and water. It's too good to use it for cooking. Pliny the Elder was named after the Roman who was the first to discover hops, and who gave them their original botanical name.

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Re: Mary Elizabeth Croft/Mary Wyly: Credit Card Crook Clobbe

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Any (hic) beer that is cheap is (hic) marvelous. You get (hic) more of it for your (hic) money.
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I'll answer in a new thread under the "Gambling...." heading.
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Pottapaug1938 wrote:
grixit wrote:
I don't drink so i can only judge a beer by how well it works in cooking.

Also: Pliny the Elder brand beer sounds like it might be sulferous.
Malted barley, hops, yeast and water. It's too good to use it for cooking. Pliny the Elder was named after the Roman who was the first to discover hops, and who gave them their original botanical name.
Ah. I was alluding to the fact that he died at Pompeii.
Three cheers for the Lesser Evil!

10 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2
. . . . . . Dr Pepper
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . 4