Good show Gary. I wish i had some thundercats to send you but i dont 🙁

QOTD:
-I usually watch at work haha so i am not drinking wine while i watch lol

Good show Gary. I wish i had some thundercats to send you but i dont 🙁

QOTD:
-I usually watch at work haha so i am not drinking wine while i watch lol

My oldest daughter was married on July 7, 2007 (777). We included the Thudercats theme song in our father-daughter dance medley. The choice has nothing to do with WLTV, but I thought this crowd might appreciate it.

QOTD: Usually at work here, too, so no

QOTD: sometimes.

QOTD- I do when I watch the shows at night. I just watched this at 11:30 am so I stayed sober.

QOTD: Can’t drink while I watch the show. I usually watch during the waning hours at works.

Drink wine while watching WLTV? Hell yes!

Drink wine while watching WLTV? Hell yes!

No, never drink whle watching as I am at work always when I watch during my lunch breaks. I love Cote Rotie but I was wondering on the 2004. Don’t Cote Rotie’s like CdP go through dumb phases. That has been my experience with all Rhone reds that there is a 3-4 year dumb phase though the Guigal and the Villard didn’t show that. I haven’t been a great fan of Guigal as they seem to have gotten all new world lately and seem to lose the Cote Rotie Terroir. Villard has been consistently good but the price has been inching up steadily.

Just how drunk was the opening crew?

Love Cote-Rotie Gary, I should buy more. I’ve been finding “values” (read: less expensive than Cote-Rotie) in Hermitage lately, but both are kind of up there. For me though, this is how Syrah should be done. I like some Cali versions and some Australian wines that aren’t too over the top, but there always seems to be more complexity in the Cote-Rotie.

QOTD: Sometimes –

wish i could drink wine while i watched, but work seems to get in the way!

QOTD: I always watch at work during lunch, as do many of the peeps here, so the stronest thing I have is an iced tea (of course, when I eat out, I often hit the local brewpub for some sneaky peaky lunchtime beer).

I have become smitten with Cote du Rhone reds, and want to learn more about Rhone area.

Thanks Gary for enlightening me….

Any mention of the number 33 without saying Tony Dorsett is just plain wrong. Love the Rhone and CDP. Need to try more of the nothern parts. Some of WA Syrah’s (Cayuse and Robert Karl) are co-fermented with Viognier and they are just plain yummy. Usually do not drink while viewing, too distracting. Careful in Idaho, some parts are scarier than the Oak Monster!

You’ve got competition. He looks pretty tough too.

Sounds like a rumble: Wine Geek vs. Vintage Action Figure Geek, in a thunderous battle royale of collection domination!
http://adctalk.com/index.php?showtopic=1992080

QOTD: We join you in a glass as often as we can.

Grandma has no idea as to what Thundercats are, just so long as her cats are OK.

Côte-Rôtie, awesome show. I went to a tasting last October where the theme was Rhone wines, only no of us brought a northern Rhone! I’ve been wanting to try one ever since.

QOTD: I usually watch WLTV at work and the they have a strict no drinking policy. They have a “working while you’re at work” policy, but it’s not as strict.

(To eBay to get a Thundrcat.)

Côte-Rôtie, awesome show. I went to a tasting last October where the theme was Rhone wines, only no of us brought a northern Rhone! I’ve been wanting to try one ever since.

QOTD: I usually watch WLTV at work and the they have a strict no drinking policy. They have a “working while you’re at work” policy, but it’s not as strict.

(To eBay to get a Thundrcat.)

I’d say about 15% of the time I drink wine while watching WLTV. Its always good times. I’m on the hunt for Thundercats Gary, we’ll hook you up!

I’ve been watching from work of late so nope.
When Amy and I are able to watch from home we usually pop a little something something and make a big production out of it.

QOTD: Mostly coffee in the AM– Sometimes with wine– Last night while enjoying a Chimay ale

QOTD: no, not usually. I’m usually watching it on my ipod (or now iphone) on the train, or while doing something else. One of these days I’ll have to try it. Even if its buying a bottle from a past episode, and re-watching the episode to see if I can figure out what you are talking about…

Thundercats? – OK, whatever keeps you happy. Jets?, if you must, but how about giving us non-NFL people something to insult you about, pick an English Premiership (soccer) team to “support” as well.

Mushed trout and Philadelphia cheese, sorry, you’re not selling it to me.

QOTD – Generally no, although I have a cold at the moment and a Marsala is helping me get through the evening.

Dude, if you seriously want to get going with LJN Thundercats, you’re going to be VERY busy. Collections might not just include loose figures but also carded and rare examples plus prototypes, original artwork, proofing samples, engineering schematics . . . you name it. Vintage toy collecting can be as complex and amazing as wine collecting! Check out this rare carded example:

http://cgi.ebay.com/Thundercats-The-Stinger-AFA-90-MOC-Archival-MINT_W0QQitemZ180148170540QQihZ008QQcategoryZ16476QQssPageNameZWDVWQQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem

Good luck!

QOTD: Normally watch you at work and personally I would, but think I’d be out on my ear.
Don’t want to sound like a sheep baaahht another great show about a top region. Here’s a crazy idea; try some Stinking Bishop cheese and I dare you to match it with an English wine.

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