jerryskids

I've been busy today so apologies if this was discussed. Let's recap the number of times the objective moderators called out Harris on her lies. [Null space] Discuss

Also, saying Trump will sign a law outlawing abortion

Will do.

You are kinda a trolling tard. I think you probably know that already, though.

OK then.

Trump has had the "eyes down" thing going this entire debate. No bueno. He looks like a psycho killer.

yep

Lying about guns? She wants manditory buy backs.

They are pushing Trump on a plan? Harris has prided herself on no plan. Joy!

Wait, they just skipped ahead?

No, I'm referring to the 2020 debate, where she specifically said that Biden supports fracking. She said nothing about herself supporting fracking. She doesn't, she never has.

Yeah, she said she was clear in the 2020 debates about supporting fracking. That's an abject lie. She said in that debate that Joe Biden was clear about supporting fracking. I'm a rube on the internet and I know that; they can't fact check her on this?

They've fact checked him multiple times. Her zero. Fine people?

We can argue how much the moderators are helping her, but she hasn't imploded. The bar is low for her performance -- basically, be better than Dementia Joe.

She's winning. Totally dominating the discussion. She has been on the offensive, Trump on the defensive. If he doesn't move to the offensive soon, it's not good for him.

World leaders don't like Trump... because he doesn't cut them checks for billions?

The moderators are doing a great job of moving on when Harris is called on things.

Fine people... let's see if they fact check her.

She looks kinda dopey while Trump is talking. She needs to learn to be stoic.

She sounds good on this because she actually believes it. She stammers on the economy because she is clueless. The border and foreign affairs should be interesting.

That's a generous summary of her "plan"

"full proof" means straight from the cask. Also called "cask strength." Most whiskeys I would guess end up about 55-65% alcohol (110-130 proof) in the cask. Most of those are then watered down to the 40-45% alcohol you typically see in bottles. But some are not. I tend to prefer my sipping whiskeys cask strength, as I can dilute them a little, or have them at their full expression, depending on my mood.

Odd timing for this thread and the whiskeys mentioned, because I literally just got an email from TotalWine to sign up for a lottery for rare whiskeys. They had 3 Wellers available -- Full Proof, 12 yr, and C.Y.P.B. I picked those as my first 3 choices; prices were in the $50-$65 range. My next two choices were Blanton's Straight from the Cask and Gold, both in the $150 region. I never spend that much, but I suspect it's much cheaper than market price, so we'll see. $700 is whack! I didn't win the last lottery so...

That sounds fun! I've got tickets to the British Open next year in Northern Ireland, really close to the Bushmill's Distillery. Not sure if I'm going yet, but if I do, I expect to tour some places. Redbreast is probably my favorite Irish whiskey. A Missouri Oak edition sounds like a must-try for a person from the state like yourself.

I've never had Weller either. It has a higher wheat content, which makes it mellower than regular bourbons. Maker's Mark is perhaps the most well known "wheated" bourbon. We've got a boutique liquor store here called Trevor's which has its own bar/restaurant. They carry a lot of good whiskeys, including the line of Wellers, in the bar. Unfortunately I usually go during the day for lunch and not drinking (it's by the Mayo I usually go to). If I ever find myself there later in the day, I may ask for a taste of the Wellers.