Good god, not only is it a beautiful drawing but it also makes me thirstlust for that beer!

I wanted it so bad.

this beer has a good head on it, a good bouquet, a bit arrogant but not offensive

With a slight undertone of - wait - is that cigar ashes and banana? I must rate this immediately on my beer app.

Have you ever watched "Beer and Board Games"? They always beer-snob a bit when it first comes out, but by the end of the episode they'll drink any goddamn thing and usually are.

That's what the internet needs more of, middle-aged nerds complaining that the poison they're drinking doesn't make them feel special anymore. Let the kids know what they're going to be in a few years.

You can't be The Wizard forever.

At some point, you're just Bob.

I dunno, don't you become a wizard if you have no sex by age 40? By that metric, Cape Date is a wizard now, and will be a wizard forever.

I saw the 40 Year Old Virgin and he definitely was not a wizard. Movies are always based in fact, right?

You're stuff is always so good man.

Feels like I'm in a pinball machine most of the time.

You're trapped in an outdated piece of entertainment hardware only played with by aging nerds who are desperately trying to recapture the last time they actually felt something, but it's too late because they've already drowned in the sea of disappointment that is adulthood?

I'd like to point out that I do routinely price "Gorgar" machines and fully intend on buying one if I ever manage to buy a house to put it in.

I'm hoping to get a high quality Stern Pinball repro but I'll settle for a refurbished original if it's done right.

No no no, you're thinking outside the machine. Gorgar does look neat though.

IT's my favorite table.

Also it's the only one I'm any good at.

your*, d'oh....

Anyway, yeah. Always a treat to see you in my new submission notifier.

Thirsty?

Yes, actually. I'll fix that?

Yes?

I always love pictures of her ^_^

"What'll ya have?"
I think your Possum girl would like to have a new job...

A former girlfriend worked as a bartender in a joint in the "Quiet Corner" of Connecticut when we were going out. After graduation, she taught elementary school in several towns in the area. A few years ago, she said she had switched to teaching high school Humanities (History and English). She had no problem dealing with the wilder, older kids -- they were a step above most of the patrons at the bar...

Yeah, I could see how that might be easier with a little immunization dealing with drunken reprobates.