December 7th... a date that will live in infamy

December 7th... a date that will live in infamy


- watsonnostaw

i guess that kinda turned out to be a mistake, huh?

December 7: Happy birthday Gerry Cheevers!

i guess that kinda turned out to be a mistake, huh?
- kicksave856

"I fear all we have done is to awaken a sleeping giant and fill him with a terrible resolve."

"I fear all we have done is to awaken a sleeping giant and fill him with a terrible resolve."
- jsr1034

yup.

December 8th

John Lennon - Killed Off

December 8th

John Lennon - Killed Off


- watsonnostaw

wow 28 years. i remember very clearly the moment i heard.

December 9: Happy birthday to former NHL player Petr Nedvěd.

December 10th

Day Without A Gay



http://www.daywithoutagay.org/

December 10: Happy birthday current NHL players Rob Blake and TJ Hensick

December 10th

Day Without A Gay



http://www.daywithoutagay.org/
- watsonnostaw

Oh, you're good

Traditionally, Plymouth Gin has been considered a gin category on its own, though to taste it you'd really think it another brand under the London Dry category.

It is triple-distilled and very aromatic. It has an earthier flavour, owing to an increased amount of angelica and orris root in it to balance the floral elements more. And it seems to work. Fans say it has the best balance of all gins. They might be right. When you've had a crisp Martini made with Plymouth Gin, it's hard to say no to another one.
Regular strength Plymouth Gin is 41.2% proof; the Plymouth Gin Navy Strength is 57%. This was the strength required by the Royal Navy to pass its proof test to make it safe to store on ships.

Traditionally, Plymouth Gin has been considered a gin category on its own, though to taste it you'd really think it another brand under the London Dry category.

It is triple-distilled and very aromatic. It has an earthier flavour, owing to an increased amount of angelica and orris root in it to balance the floral elements more. And it seems to work. Fans say it has the best balance of all gins. They might be right. When you've had a crisp Martini made with Plymouth Gin, it's hard to say no to another one.
Regular strength Plymouth Gin is 41.2% proof; the Plymouth Gin Navy Strength is 57%. This was the strength required by the Royal Navy to pass its proof test to make it safe to store on ships.
- pengal

hmm. i've never had that.

i've never even seen that.

December 12: Happy birthday to former Islander goalie Billy Smith.

December 12: Happy birthday to former Islander goalie Billy Smith.
- justin

Happy Birthday to New Jersey Devil Colin White