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• smithlabs

• Mar 2, 2009

My family is from the South. I was born in Blacksburg. My father went to VPI, my mother South Carlina, VPI and Auburn. When we moved to Ohio there were still a few comments on the War of Northern Agression and spitting on the streets of Lancaster because of Sherman. 150 years later and it's not a dead issue down there. According to Southern historians Sherman was a terrorist who target civilian targets. In every historical account he waged total war aimed at demoralising the Confederacy. I have some perspective on the situation I wanted to share in a constructive way.

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  Buckeye86

• Feb 25, 2009

is your signature a response to our friends from the SEC?

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  Apache

• Feb 4, 2009

Sorry about the tea through the nose!

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  BUCKYLE

• Feb 3, 2009

Can't really argue with any of that. :cheers: (but not to a dark beer) :p

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  BUCKYLE

• Feb 3, 2009

Yeah, don't get me wrong. I can't stand the whiny, bitchfaced cunty little twat. It's just a pet peeve of mine when people say someone that started for four years at a B10 school "sucked".

Douchebag: Check
Twat: Check
Midget: Check
Bike Riding Fool: Check

But he didn't "suck".

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  OSUBuckeye4Life

• Jan 19, 2009

I'm okay. Been beyond busy though...trying to find the time to get back in the swing of things and talking to my "resources." Ha. Hope you are good.

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  morbitzerker

• Jan 15, 2009

Yeah, I think Canyon's is an Atlanta chain, at least that is the only place I've ever seen them. Good burgers though, and sell local brews (Sweetwater), so that's pretty cool too.

• FWBuckeye

• Jan 4, 2009

I've only had about 3-4 Belgian style ale's and I've kinda found them all to be bleh. I guess it's just not a style I like. I had been looking for the Old Jubilation for a while and saw one six pack left at the store and grabbed out of that for my mix six pack. Great beer. I'll try to pick up another Avery when I go today.

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  OSUsushichic

• Nov 2, 2008

Thanks for the beer recommendations. I'll definitely look for the Weyerbacher pumpkin. The Stone Bitter Chocolate was excellent!