Best drink while listening to your rig?

Cpdunn99,

They should be fairly easily found in most Chinese grocery stores, at least that's the case here in bay area. It's difficult (almost impossible) to translate them into English. I can take some digital pictures and email to you if you are interested.

Order some Chinese take out and pour yourself some .... man that's life!!!!!

They go well with almost any music except classical.

Abe

Sure, that would be great (e-mailing me images, that is). Thanks for the offer! cdunn@mortonarb.org

Abe av, try Kao Liang Liquor made in kimmen, Taiwan.(58%) many chinese friends love this liquor than liquor made in China. this liquor does not go well with classical music, jazz and pop will be great.
BTW, i do concern these illegal made liquor in China??

Tim,

I did! that's 'kimmen Chen Gao'. wild stuff! On par with 'Er Guo Tou'.

If you buy them from a well establish Chinese grocery store, such as 'Ranch99' here in bay area, chances are you will be ok. no need to worry about illegal stuff. I've bought all of them and I KNOW they are genuine.

Still owe Cpdunn99 photos, will collect all of them over Thanksgiving.

Abe

Interesting. Once, while in Grad school, had some really cool vintage CUBAN cigars as well as CUBA LIBRE (Bacardi rum+Coke+Lime and ICE....)What a shity stereo was playing there, but hell, the DJ was cool....Puerto Rican guy who was into NYC Hip Hop, only on Vinyl....All in a small livingroom, somewhere in Kansas! (it was sooooo cold outside...) It was the best and one of the fondest memories I have.

Now, a good meal and
2-4 bottles of MOLSON either Golden or Ice will do the trick.

BTW, if I was in Belgium doing the same, a motherload case of Chimay 50! Long live those dastardly Flemish Monks who came out with that formula.

PAUL