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Did you get to talk to him? Also, Doug Timm has got several credits on imdb, not just Nightflyers.
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DOUG TIMM! I completely forgot his name (one out of MANY brain collapses during that session; I also said Sakamoto's "Donaggio collaboration" while I meant "De Palma collaboration", and talked about The LITTLE Emperor, somehow conflaing LITTLE BUDDHA with THE LAST EMPEROR). Yeah, he may have a few other credits, but NIGHTFLYERS was his 'one hit wonder', in a way, right? I talked briefly to Zimmer, but he was -- understandably -- more occupied with talking to the other composers present (Doyle, Marianelli, Goldenthal).
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I' m a bit curious about a couple of other features Timm did, but I guess NIGHTFLYERS is his only album. I think your video show worked well and it's something you should consider doing for CT too, instead of the tired old podcast. Makes it more vibrant.
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Corona Beer ceasing production?
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Corona Beer ceasing production? I read that too, Kev. But I think it's because beer-making is considered a non-essential industry, and the halt in production will be temporary. When they do get back to it I wonder if they'll have had to change its name. In a recent survey, 100% of teetotalers said that they wouldn't touch the stuff.
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Yes, maybe. Allow me to relay my (oft told) tale of why people (mistakenly) think it must be guzzled with a slice of lime. When we where in olde Mexico town, many years ago, before the drugs cartels bought it and turned it into an adult Disneyland, a barman told us, locally, it was delivered with the limes, so that after delivery, to avoid any unwanted contaminations, the bars would use the limes to wipe the surface of the cans or bottles, to purify dead bugs or cat piss and whatnot, that might have lingered in the various holding places. When exported, with the limes, with NO instructions what to do with the limes, it was assumed they were to be sliced and inserted into the tops of the drinks, to aid the taste (dead bug and cat piss taste optional). True story dat.
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Why has this thread gone 'shrinky'?
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I thought The Beach Boys started that crazy habit. (Not the shrinky habit - see previous page)
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Why has this thread gone 'shrinky'? Because of the link previously posted by Michael Scorefan; hopefully he'll fix it. Link removed, so any shrinkage issues should be gone now.
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My kind of beer Michael. I managed to get another local brewery - Chantry - to deliver me 2 x 8.8 pint mini kegs of one of their stronger pale ales, 'Mighty Millers' (abv 5,5) last Friday. https://www.chantrybrewery.co.uk/our-beers/ Nice. Perhaps a little on the mellow side (I like 'em bitter!), but it's on tap and it's great. The mini kegs look like what you were describing as crowlers. But pretty much after my order they were out of these and only have bottles at the moment. This is fine, their Magical Hopster Tour (obviously some Beatles fans among the brewers) is another nice pale and they have it in stock. A twelve pack of that might be my next order, unless I decide to go for the Acorn Barnsley Gold again. Decisions, decisions.. Looks good Paul. For the mini kegs you order, how long does beer generally keep when stored in a mini keg? For microbreweries around here, it is recommended that tap beer that is bought in a growler be consumed within a couple of days of being poured. Crowlers are a bit more durable, and can last up to a month.
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My kind of beer Michael. I managed to get another local brewery - Chantry - to deliver me 2 x 8.8 pint mini kegs of one of their stronger pale ales, 'Mighty Millers' (abv 5,5) last Friday. https://www.chantrybrewery.co.uk/our-beers/ Nice. Perhaps a little on the mellow side (I like 'em bitter!), but it's on tap and it's great. The mini kegs look like what you were describing as crowlers. But pretty much after my order they were out of these and only have bottles at the moment. This is fine, their Magical Hopster Tour (obviously some Beatles fans among the brewers) is another nice pale and they have it in stock. A twelve pack of that might be my next order, unless I decide to go for the Acorn Barnsley Gold again. Decisions, decisions.. Looks good Paul. For the mini kegs you order, how long does beer generally keep when stored in a mini keg? For microbreweries around here, it is recommended that tap beer that is bought in a growler be consumed within a couple of days of being poured. Crowlers are a bit more durable, and can last up to a month. The mini kegs can last up to three months before being opened, but do need consuming within three to five days once opened. Should say that the latter isn't really a problem....
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