Numb3rs

Compared to last year, my weight is the same but my blood pressure is up slightly, from 117/78 to 120/90.

Oh well.

I guess I took more time off than I should have to help D'Wife train for the MS150.

Beer-spiracy

Today D'Wife signed me up for the South Jersey Running Companies e-newsletter.

I don't know whether she wants me train better, race more, or just hang out with a higher class of beer drinker.

[http://www.runningco.com/]

She may not realize that my bikey friends drink they same beers I do (DFH, Victory, Magic Hat), but this new crew of weight weenies probably drink brews that end in "Light" ... Yuengling at best.

Or worse.

They could be wine drinkers!!!

BEER: 7/28/2002-10/16/2006

The completely transcribed volume [3-1/2 years, exactly 1,250 pages!] of glorious non-linear rambling; now available, by your request, in 2 full-color, nearly-completely annotated (although with a distinctly singular point-of-view), semi-interactive (some links have been broken, sorry) PDFs.

Absolutely free - except for a temporarily jammed e-mailbox.

But wait ... That's not all!!!

Order before 10/31/2007, and recieve as a bonus PDF of all 19 Appendices. Now, I'm not saying these will make anything more clearer, but it wouldn't hurt, if youse know what I means ... And I would suggest youse pick up on that.





randmart37@comcast.net
Glad to Help
R.

Lost in Translation

While in Hershey, I asked at three places: “Do you have any Stoudt’s?”

“No, just Guinness.”

http://www.stoudtsbeer.com/brewery.html

I had to explain each time, that Stoudt's is a local brewery and they should get it … I guess Yuengling has the Amish country pretty wrapped up.

I did get a nice run in however.

Michael Jackson (27 March 1942 – 30 August 2007)

From VanCanSte: Opening your website, I became fixated on the beer you are drinking in your photo. What is it?

MJ: Brooklyn Chocolate Stout.