Draconator

My wife and I are going on a cruise to the Caribbean in February. Our port leaving and returning is Ft. Lauderdale. I may have to buy a McKenzie jersey and show up at La Traila.

There are no stupid questions. Just stupid people

What makes you think you would be more correct? - Experience? - Do you have Tarot cards? - A crystal ball? - Did that street walker on 19th and Main whisper in your ear those predictions? PS: Records are made to be broken. Why not Josh and Bass?

Where do you think they got those words from...

As for Bass kicking in Nov/Dec/Jan in Buffalo, he will be plenty aware of the winds and will know how to adjust his kicks. As we saw with Baltimore in the playoffs last year, they weren't as used to it.

He is a part of the 500 club. (502 last year against the Browns)

and you 🙃

It was like story time with Uncle Bill with all the kids sitting around the transistor radio.

Van Brocklin had 41 attempts. The most was Jarred Goff (68) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_500-yard_passing_games_in_the_National_Football_League Just one mention wouldn't jinx him. And once he gets close, more will be talking about it.

Just a gut feeling. Tyler Bass will break Adam Vinatieri's record of 44 straight field goals. Josh Allen will break Norm Van Brocklin's record of most passing yards in a game (554).

Not in KC I guess...

The two favorite restaurants of my wife and me are Olivers and Russels. We were engaged at Russels. (Russ Salvatore bought us a drink when I told him). Olivers was fantastic when we celebrated what we thought was the end of my wife's cancer. (She had two more occurrences, but she has been cancer free for 2 years now).

Buffalo - 35 Miami - 17

Mods, can we lock this again? It was better that way.

You're right. My bad.

My only concern is... Could the text in the original post be any bigger???

Tua is a mess Dolphins can't beat Buffalo Josh throws 7 TD's

You are most likely right I may need to educate my pallet. I know what I like, and I didn't like this.

So here it is. My review of Rush Golden Ale, and my experience with crossing the border both ways in this time of Covid. First, I'll talk about crossing the border. (Always highlight the positives). I registered on ArriveCAN Saturday Morning. I was a little worries considering there are a series of questions about where you would be for the quarantine period. There was an option to select "I have no where to quarantine", so I selected that. I answered the rest of the questions, and I was accepted to be allowed to cross the border. On Monday morning (the day I crossed the border), I got my Covid test at Walgreens. Pro Tip: if you are going to cross the border, do it at a box type pharmacy (Walgreens, CVS, etc). They submit the cost of the test right to insurance. All other places you have to pay upwards of $150 for the same test, with a receipt in hopes that insurance will reimburse you. BTW: I tested negative for Covid. Now the time to actually cross the border into Canada. There was plenty of commercial truck traffic, and not one car. When I pulled up to the inspection booths, 3 lanes were open and only one car. I pull up, and I ask the border office in Canada if I needed to wear my mask. Her answer was no. I was looking for the code that is given to you when you register on ArriveCAN, and wouldn't you know it? I can't find my ArriveCAN app on my phone! The agent replied, "Oh, you don't need to worry about it. I have all your information right here". I was asked the standard questions, are you brining firearms, alcohol, cannibus, over $10,000 cash, etc. Then she asked to see my negative Covid Test. She read it and her exact comment was "Perfect! This is exactly the information we need to see.". I am cleared to proceed, and it is the first time in Canada since February 2020. After meeting my friend who procured the Rush Golden Ale for me, I drive back to the US. I crossed into Canada at the Lewiston/Queenston Bridge. I crossed back into the United States at the Peace Bridge. The overhead signs as soon as you hit the bridge say, "Masks required at booths". I pull up to the Nexus lane that was open in the US (Not in Canada). Standard questions commence. And after a brief stop, I am cleared to proceed into the US. For both directions, it was a painless process. Now to the star of the show. Rush Golden Ale. A fair amount of my friends in Ontario have had this, and have liked it. So I was excited to have it. I opened the can, took a sip... This stuff is crap! It has a strong bitterness to it when you taste it. I generally don't like IPA's. And although this is not labeled as an IPA, it was the most bitter IPA like beer I've ever tasted. The bitterness stays with you well after you swallow the beer. I actually had to pour the half can left down the drain. It was that bad. A big disappointment.

Ask and you shall receive

I did go over into Canada last night and picked up a case. Haven't had any yet (waiting for it to get nice and cold). I'll crack open a can tonight and make a post about 1) my review of the beer, and 2) my experience with crossing the border both ways in this Covid world we are living in.