Dylan wrote:

capnreverb wrote:malta goya

Wow, that makes exactly two people that I know (counting me) that like this drink.

How does it stack up to Malta India?

they are both good. the goya is a bit richer. if you go to a mexican grocery store they have a few odd brands. i tried em all. goya wins. the diet malta goya is good too, but harder to find. i was living in a hispanic neighrborhood once and i bought some and the latina cashier said to me " you are the first gringo to ever buy this stuff here." this peorto rican chick told me once that folks back there mix it with a raw egg for a "milkshake" kind of thing. i dont have the guts to try it.

If pressed to name two:

1. Good coffee
2. Whataburgers - double meat with cheese

1.) slavery
2.) deer repelant

stackmatic wrote:

max wrote:I can't believe that Martina Navratilova never had a sponsor!

I'd be happy to sponsor her... if you know what I mean.


I have no idea what I mean.

To anyone keeping score at home, I wrote this before having listened to the Shellac Peel Session.

1. cigarettes
2. whiskey........

Brands people, brands. Sellout for a second and endorse your shit.

Coffee, whiskey, beer, cigarettes -- what's your poison?

so can i say "instruments made by Ibanez between '78 and '82" or does that violate the 'unconditionally' clause?

Monster energy drink, the one with the green M, not the blue M.

Is the green the low-carb one, or is that blue? Regardless, it can't be as good as Sparks.

toomanyhelicopters wrote:so can i say "instruments made by Ibanez between '78 and '82" or does that violate the 'unconditionally' clause?

Allowed.

Parker pen. The five quid all steel one. It is a sword.

The new beetle. fuck the old ones, i like space in front of my face.

I can't drive, however.