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1  Vintage Community Discussion / General Community Discussion / Re: beat the univeristy bookstore on: September 10, 2007, 11:58:25 pm
I usually bite the bullet, but my roomates have had success in buying the previous edition of textbooks for like $1 on Amazon...the different edition is usually almost the exact same thing--at least in stuff like Econ.
2  Vintage Community Discussion / General Community Discussion / Re: My Reading List (english guyz plz) on: September 04, 2007, 03:57:20 pm
I've read Crime and Punishment and The Odyssey, both are well worth reading.
3  Vintage Community Discussion / General Community Discussion / Re: Booze thread? on: August 15, 2007, 10:42:49 am
I've never been a huge IPA fan, I like hoppy beers, just not THAT hoppy or sort of sour. I've had one at Townhouse brewery in Minneapolis called the Imperial IPA that was about 10% alcohol and pure hops. It destroys your taste buds. If I have to pick a beer, it will be an amber more often than not. Honkers is great because it has that great amber taste, similar to Fat Tire, but is more hoppy, and a bit less malty.

On a different note, I wish I was still living in Europe where I could get a great bottle of wine for a couple Euro. Much harder to find good wine for cheap in the states. Also, you cannot get Luxembourgish white wine or sparkling wine here, which sucks. I have to make do with French reds, but even they are a lot more expensive.
4  Vintage Community Discussion / General Community Discussion / Re: Booze thread? on: August 14, 2007, 10:24:44 pm
When I have some cash, there's a CO microbrewer, New Belgium, that puts out "Fat Tire" and "Sunshine Wheat" ales that I HIGHLY reccomend you try to locate in your region (or get while you're out here skiing).

New Belgium has just recently, in the last year or so, been making its way to Chicago. So now I don't need to do any bootlegging to get myself a Fat Tire. It is in my top 3 favorite beers, and since I drink beer about 75% of the time, that answers the OP's question. Their new light beer Skinny Dip is also great, and one of the best light beers I have ever had.

Also, there is a Chicago microbrewer called Goose Island that makes some great beers. The Honker's Ale in particular is excellent. The 312 and Nut Brown are very good as well.
5  Vintage Community Discussion / General Community Discussion / Re: [Picture] Paladins galore on: May 23, 2007, 10:15:47 pm


143 Scryb Sprites. I can't remember why I started collecting them. I don't put a whole lot of effort into it, but that's the end result.
6  Vintage Community Discussion / Community Introductions / Re: Introduce Yourself on: May 23, 2007, 10:10:54 pm
'lo. My name is Matt. I've been lurking for a while, and I finally decided to register. I started playing around Urza's Saga, left about when Prophecy came out, then have slowly been getting back in since Time Spiral. I have an unnatural hatred for counterspells and generally refuse to play blue. I guess one would call me a Timmy-Spike. I want to win, but not with Islands. Basically, the card that most symbolizes my preferred form of play would be Pain // Suffering. I don't play in many tournaments, mainly drafts when I do. Casually, my collection and my friends' fit into Legacy best, so we tend to play that.
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