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Bump, this guy still needs a home and due to some recent drastic changes in my life, it needs to happen fast.

I am European...and I found this video pretty amusing. It made me laugh. That's all.

Pet Solutions charged me like $75. Wither way it's a good price. edit: scratch that, $75 was for neuter. spaying is more expensive. that's a good price.

It's awesome. It's a good bourbon.

Had some more last night. Yummy. The more I had of that Macallen 18yr though...the more it gre on me. Thats was tasy as well. Anybody have an opinion on Redbreast?

Rascal Unit is excellent. They are my persona vet of choice. great prices and excellent services. There is also another place that is very inexpensive. Pet Solutions. They are on Hudson by 71, in da hood. But they are very nice and very inexpensive. They cater to the low income indivduals in that are which is why they are so inexpensive and cash only. Both places are great to work with.

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I agree. As delicious as it was, I would rather spend that same amount of money on 3 bottles of less expensive but still delicious bottles. I.E. I could buy one bottle of Macallen 18, or 1 bottle of Bushmills 10yr singe malt, 1 bottle of Glenlivet 15yr french oak, and 1 bottle of glenfiddich 12yr for the same price. 3 bottles > 1 bottle, especially when I can not sense a massive difference in quality.

Rock Island Armory's in stock.

I had some Macallen 18yr...it was delicious. Smooth at the beginned leading into lots of full intense flavor and spiciness, a sharp finish. Not sure yet that I am a big fan of the finish. I will have to taste a few more times. Everything leading up to the finish was extremely enjoyable though.

I am pleased. I still like Bushmills 10yr single malt the best of all still but this 15yr scotch is very tasty and worth the price in my opinion. Anybody have any opinions on Redbreast?

Picked up a bottle of the Glenlivet 15yr frnch oak last week...very nice suggetsion. Keep them comming! I am thinking about maybe hitting up this tasting on the 31st... http://www.tutto-vino.com/events.php

Never really done it with Scotch or Irish Whiskey but have done it with Bourbon and noticed a significant difference.

neat.

By being of Nigerian descent or by having similar physical features to someone who is of Nigerian descent. That's my best guess.

I have heard good things about the 12yr Jameson as well.

Thanks for the detailed suggestions Audi. I have had the Bushmills 18 and it was delicious but I would just as soon stick with the 10 for far less. Thus far I am under the impression that older and more expensive does not always translate into a better drink...not for me anyway. I will have to give the 15yr French Oak stuff a try.

I love the sound of the Apex N1 on my 1G DSM but dude...your exhaust sounds nasty. I would love to hear that in person beside me on the freeway. Very nice Sir.

I have been in the mood for a good cigar lately...Don Pepin Blue Label or Oliva Serie V. That with a nice scotch sounds rather appealing right now, yes, even at 10:48am.

Certainly not inexpensive by any means ha ha. Rotarted, do you guys do any kind of whiskey/scotch tastings at your work? I would love to hit up a tasting to get an idea of what else out there I enjoy before I spend $60 on a bottle just to find out after the first sip it's not to my taste...

SILENCE!

This is good stuff for the price. $20 and I rather enjoy it. Not too smokey at all. http://www.speyburn.com/images/entry-speyburn-bottle-rhs.jpg

That good Sir is what's up.

Sorry, I should have elaborated more clearly for you. I will rephrase. I don't understand why they would sacrifice the Evo line to "go green" and think that their new "image" is going to have a positive impact on the brand as a whole, and a positive enough one to increase their profits beyond current profitability.