This is my living room.
How much are those Lego pirate ships on top of the bookcase reducing my chances, y'know, with the ladies? I mean, assuming any girls who don't have the words "St. Pauli" on their labels ever come over...
For the set of ladies I've dated, the Lego ships would be an added attraction. This is not at all an accident, as I tend to select for the type of lady who like to mess with Legos.
I think you're probably in the minority on that whole not liking the TV thing...
PF:
Hold off on picking out china patterns until you've been exposed to the wonder I call the "Work In Progress Room."
DMD, Budgie:
You wouldn't happen to be on my sister's payroll, would you? She says I need wall hangings every time she comes over. I solved the problem, though. She's no longer welcome in my home...
Just kidding. She's welcome, she's just not allowed to talk.
Also, as a general note:
The Lego pirate ships weren't there until last week. I took all but three of my sets apart years ago (the ships and the big Technic helicopter) and put them away. I loved those ships, though, so I kept them up. They were still at my parents' house and last week I finally went and got them. I then found that there weren't too many places to store them, so they ended up on my book case. It's not like they have to stay there...
Also, I just love Craig Ferguson's expression in that picture. I didn't notice it until after the post went live, though.
St. Pauli? Really? Granted, it's better than Bud and the vast majority of the "sex in a canoe" American beers, but I hope you sample more beers than that.
Ha! You want the list (which I bring you as an intellectual exercise...)? Beers I've sampled in no particular order:
Two Brothers Dog Days, Domaine DuPage, Pale Ale, Bitter End, Hop Juice, Cain & Ebel, Northwind Imperial Stout Metropolitan Copper Dynamo, Flywheel Lagunitas Little Sumpin' Sumpin, Pils, IPA North Coast Old Rasputin Imperial Stout Wittekerke Belgian White Ale Hoegaarden Belgian White Land Shark Lager Founders Old Curmudgeon Ale, Pale Ale, Cherry Wheat Magic Hat #9 Warsteiner Dunkel, Pilsner Big Sky Moose Drool, Scape Goat, IPA Bell's Oberon Sam Adams of enough varieties it's not easy to remember Leinenkugel's: see Sam Adams Goose Island 312, Summertime, Honker's, um, others Smithwick's, Harp, Bass, Guinness Newcastle Brown Ale Pilsner Urquel Shock Top Grolsch Old Milwaukee PBR Schlitz Miller Coors Natty Light
Um, there's probably a whole bunch of others floating around out there. For one thing, I'll often sample anything that looks interesting but I won't always write it down.
And, for the record, I rather like St. Pauli Girl. It was one of the first beers I ever had, so there's a soft spot in my heart for the Girl...
That's a great idea though - I should try and compile a list of the beers I've tried. I probably wont' remember half of them since my wife made me throw out my empty beer can/bottle collection!
How much are those Lego pirate ships on top of the bookcase reducing my chances, y'know, with the ladies? I mean, assuming any girls who don't have the words "St. Pauli" on their labels ever come over...
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Would you want a lady who disliked lego?
I love Legos, and frankly I don't see why anyone would date someone who doesn't.
It's clean. I'd marry you just for that.
and i have a great big box of legos, complete with happy lego people (the old school thin ones).
You need artwork on those walls!
Yeah some big Lego posters perhaps?
Natalie Dee addresses action figures here:
http://blog.nataliedee.com/index.php?blogid=266
Do you really want a lady in your life who won't accept you for who you are, Legos and all?
;^)
Legos?! What are you, some kind of manchild?
Now K'Nex, on the other hand, is some sexy shit....
Everyone's beat me to this, but still: I think the real question here is, do you want to waste your time on a woman who can't appreciate Legos?
But DMD's right. A few pictures up on that wall wouldn't hurt.
For the set of ladies I've dated, the Lego ships would be an added attraction. This is not at all an accident, as I tend to select for the type of lady who like to mess with Legos.
jessa:
I think you're probably in the minority on that whole not liking the TV thing...
PF:
Hold off on picking out china patterns until you've been exposed to the wonder I call the "Work In Progress Room."
DMD, Budgie:
You wouldn't happen to be on my sister's payroll, would you? She says I need wall hangings every time she comes over. I solved the problem, though. She's no longer welcome in my home...
Just kidding. She's welcome, she's just not allowed to talk.
Also, as a general note:
The Lego pirate ships weren't there until last week. I took all but three of my sets apart years ago (the ships and the big Technic helicopter) and put them away. I loved those ships, though, so I kept them up. They were still at my parents' house and last week I finally went and got them. I then found that there weren't too many places to store them, so they ended up on my book case. It's not like they have to stay there...
Also, I just love Craig Ferguson's expression in that picture. I didn't notice it until after the post went live, though.
St. Pauli? Really? Granted, it's better than Bud and the vast majority of the "sex in a canoe" American beers, but I hope you sample more beers than that.
Ha! You want the list (which I bring you as an intellectual exercise...)? Beers I've sampled in no particular order:
Two Brothers Dog Days, Domaine DuPage, Pale Ale, Bitter End, Hop Juice, Cain & Ebel, Northwind Imperial Stout
Metropolitan Copper Dynamo, Flywheel
Lagunitas Little Sumpin' Sumpin, Pils, IPA
North Coast Old Rasputin Imperial Stout
Wittekerke Belgian White Ale
Hoegaarden Belgian White
Land Shark Lager
Founders Old Curmudgeon Ale, Pale Ale, Cherry Wheat
Magic Hat #9
Warsteiner Dunkel, Pilsner
Big Sky Moose Drool, Scape Goat, IPA
Bell's Oberon
Sam Adams of enough varieties it's not easy to remember
Leinenkugel's: see Sam Adams
Goose Island 312, Summertime, Honker's, um, others
Smithwick's, Harp, Bass, Guinness
Newcastle Brown Ale
Pilsner Urquel
Shock Top
Grolsch
Old Milwaukee
PBR
Schlitz
Miller
Coors
Natty Light
Um, there's probably a whole bunch of others floating around out there. For one thing, I'll often sample anything that looks interesting but I won't always write it down.
And, for the record, I rather like St. Pauli Girl. It was one of the first beers I ever had, so there's a soft spot in my heart for the Girl...
That's a pretty good starter list there, Geds!
That's a great idea though - I should try and compile a list of the beers I've tried. I probably wont' remember half of them since my wife made me throw out my empty beer can/bottle collection!
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