The Shred Room or The In-Betweeners Club

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Edited by Ricochet - October 04 2008 at 12:05

That is hilarious

The little Bono article

NaturalScience wrote: rushfan4 wrote: Another thing with the Shred Room is that the fridge is stocked with Bud, Miller, and Coors.  They scoff at that stuff in the Shed, and we'd get in troubled for aiding in the delinquency of a minor in the Suede Room. We need to talk about the quality of beer in this room.

Well I'm not down with much American beer I'm afraid... I tend almost exclusively drink stuffed brewed in Melbourne, since it's costs less than beer coming in from the states.
I've never actually had Bud, Miller or Coors...indeed, of the 3, the only one I remember seeing around Melbourne is Coors beer.
I'll give it a whirl if I ever remember to drink it when I have a chance next. They don't sell much over here, and most of my friends tend to buy Aus made beer anyway.

Speaking of beer.... I haven't had one since yesterday morning (no NOT THAT TIME of morning, I mean after midnight during a party kind of morning).

Not sure if you guys have ever seen this beer (unless perhaps you watch some movies set in Melbourne)  http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Carlton_Draught.
Among my favorite beer.
Shame they reduced the alcoholic content in them though

I'm not familiar with the Carlton Draught.  They used to show some pretty funny commercials from Foster's on TV, but I don't think that Ihave seen any in a while and I've never actually drank a Fosters.

A Change of Seasons is now playing on the Shred Room speakers.  Since the thirty-somethings don't seem interested in dropping by I might as well play some stuff that the Suede Roomers don't mind hearing through the walls.  Besides they might stop by and I could get a good laugh when they step on the banana peel in front of the door.

I haven't heard the Amaseffer CD yet.  I am intrigued by what I have read on it.  I gather from the What Are You Listening to Now posts that you don't like it, or is it that it needs to grow on you still.

Voice in the Light is a very good album; quite enjoyable.  The Amaseffer album is on "the list".  I think my list of wanted albums is longer that Santa's list of naughty and nice boys and girls.

It's alright Jared.  The suggestions are all good.  I justify all of my purchases to myself with the following:  Despite the above comments, I very rarely drink, I don't smoke, I don't gamble, and I rarely go to the movies anymore.  I'm not into collecting shoes or stamps. CDs on the other hand are an addiction.  The good thing about CDs is that once I take a drag on them, or slam them down they are still around to be "dragged on" and "slammed down" for another day.  The wallet might think differently, but hey as long as I'm sitting the complaints are muffled.