Dragon Plans for the OT Crowd
Originally Posted by 2Miniacs
Being's that I'm 45 going on 19 will probably put me in that "old" category to many......
That's okay though because I think age is more a state of mind and I'm not gettin old without a fight
That's okay though because I think age is more a state of mind and I'm not gettin old without a fight
OK, I'm booked into a 2BR Azalea...but I'm going for a whole week
starting the 1st.
I will have a spare room with twin beds for anyone who needs a place to sleep.
When can we start a countdown and not look like a bunch of over eager whatevers?
I will have a spare room with twin beds for anyone who needs a place to sleep.
When can we start a countdown and not look like a bunch of over eager whatevers?
Originally Posted by kgdblu
OK, I'm booked into a 2BR Azalea...but I'm going for a whole week
starting the 1st.
I will have a spare room with twin beds for anyone who needs a place to sleep.
When can we start a countdown and not look like a bunch of over eager whatevers?
I will have a spare room with twin beds for anyone who needs a place to sleep.
When can we start a countdown and not look like a bunch of over eager whatevers?
Originally Posted by MINIclo
But, Katie....we are a bunch of over-eager whatevers!

Originally Posted by sndwave
5/6 months is not "over-egar". It's the spring and all things bloom. We're starting Spring early. 

Eternal springtime of convoluted minds.....
Originally Posted by MINIclo
We are SO over-eager! As soon as we check out of Fontana, we are already planning the return trip!
Eternal springtime of convoluted minds.....
Eternal springtime of convoluted minds.....
Originally Posted by sndwave
You forget that we do the Dragon many times a year not just this one. We need to get the folks Stoke-A-Polkaed soon as possible.


Originally Posted by inioway
I'm stokin as part of my training regimine for The Dragon. I just bought some "close to Cuban" cigars, signed up for a wine appreciation class and working on consumption

Dont even need a class to appreciation wine
Originally Posted by chows4us
Thats not training ... thats everyday ROUTINE!
Dont even need a class to appreciation wine

Dont even need a class to appreciation wine

Feeling out of my league I finally said something about how I liked how it tasted, but didn't want to be a poser, and confessed I couldn't describe why. The only other guy there (ehem
) said they also didn't know much about wine but had taken the class to try and learn what to taste or, at least, so they would know how to talk like they did. If I am would be in May, I promise not to be a poser about either cigars or wines. You can't see, but I typed that last sentence with one hand on the NAM members Bible: The Members Manual.
Originally Posted by inioway
"there's a delightful cotton overtone", "there's just a hint of polyester bite", and "a very subtle but nicely sweet poodle finish".
If I am would be in May, I promise not to be a poser about either cigars or wines. .
If I am would be in May, I promise not to be a poser about either cigars or wines. .

As to cigars, no posing necessary. I'm sure you know by know which ones are good and which ones they sell at Joes Bar & Grille beside the Have a Tampas

You just cant get a great 2 bit cigar no more
OK, OK, OK... But how about... tequilas? A well trained toungue can appreciate a reposado, a blanco and the anejo... and the difference a 100% Blue Agave tequila can offer. Any trained toungues out there?
Originally Posted by CooperBeagle
OK, OK, OK... But how about... tequilas? A well trained toungue can appreciate a reposado, a blanco and the anejo... and the difference a 100% Blue Agave tequila can offer. Any trained toungues out there?


I brought him a bottle of tequila last year but my "old" brain can't remember
He liked it though
Lois
Originally Posted by LouiefromStLou
Ask sndwave
He's an expert
I brought him a bottle of tequila last year but my "old" brain can't remember
He liked it though
Lois
I brought him a bottle of tequila last year but my "old" brain can't remember
He liked it though
Lois

I did enjoy the drinks and I hope you have enjoyed the wheel.
Originally Posted by jsouz
I will see if I can stock up the Great Denver-to-KC-to-St Louis-to-Dragon Caravan with Moose Drool. There may be room among the Zin. If so, be prepared to trade something of value. There are ways, there are ways....
JPS
JPS
I'm going to the Dragon to motor up and down that road, help Clo cook and host things.
The only thing I know about wine is red ones make me sneeze. Cigars are nice, but I don't know a good one from a bad one.
Now beer, that is a topic I can get into:smile:
The only thing I know about wine is red ones make me sneeze. Cigars are nice, but I don't know a good one from a bad one.
Now beer, that is a topic I can get into:smile:
Originally Posted by Driving_Hamster
You would be the best friend I have never met if you did this! Just let me know what you want me to bring and it's there!
TO the Montana-er -- While I loved Moosedrool, I also had a delightful microbrewed oatmeal stout. I would gladly trade you some aforementioned panther **** for some... if someone could supply the name of the delightful oatmeal stout
Toastie is definitely IN... although, of course, no reservations were made today, either -- but they will be. I'm Comin'. And y'all are gonna help me celebrate my 26th. Which will officially take place the Thursday before The Dragon. Wooo hoo!!



