Midget,
Have laid in a case of "Old Speckled Hen" into the "Kegenstein", in anticipation of your return. I sampled one last evening after your phone call . . . . . . AAhhhh, what will you be drinking?
Fordboy
2 days of driving, no laptop or computer access, I just walked in the damned door, pull up the thread, and Fordboy's gone and sucked up all the ale!
Talk about the fox in the henhouse . . .
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mG0odWIW3BE
Hey, hey, hey, just a minute now . . . . . .
#1/ You're the guy that introduced me to Moorland's finest, so it's kinda your fault.
#2/ Although I can't blame you, Old Speckled Hen is . . . .
tasty and thirst quenching . . . .
#3/ Since there isn't a lock on "Kegenstein", supply depletion could result from a number of sources. Based on the miniature cheddar head hat I found this morning, on the floor next to "Kegenstein", I am beginning to suspect a nocturnal raid on my beverage supply by Sconnie Nation, cheddar-head gnomes from Milwacky. I believe this is in direct retaliation for the kidnapping and interstate transportation of one of their garden brothers, a clear violation of the "Mann Act", to parts unknown, for unknown illicit purposes, probably including Boris, Natasha and a Canadian moose.
I'm going to put a lock on "Kegenstein", but if you know what's good for you, you should get down here asap if you want to partake in the largess. I wouldn't discount the possibility that locksmithing, Sconnie Nation dwarves from Milwacky are involved as well. It seems to me you have an innate talent for getting all the "little people" stirred up, and I wholeheartedly suggest you take every precaution, including adding some gnome-attacking guard cats to the feline clowder currently protecting your domicile.
Fordboy
P.S. Glad you two are home safe and that you have had success with "the project".