Philadelphia Car Meets
I actually got the green light to go on Sunday. Thanks for offering up helmets guy's, but I might just go buy one on Saturday. I need one for when/if I go drag racing again anyways. I will let you guys know the outcome on that.
Petey & Mat, you guys would love my brother-in-laws restaurants. It's called The Drafting Room, there's one here in Exton and one in Springhouse (Ambler/Fort Washington). Rated one of the Top50 Beer bars in America. All kind of crazy good drafts and bottles. It's where I spend most of my time when enjoying

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Pete
Petey & Mat, you guys would love my brother-in-laws restaurants. It's called The Drafting Room, there's one here in Exton and one in Springhouse (Ambler/Fort Washington). Rated one of the Top50 Beer bars in America. All kind of crazy good drafts and bottles. It's where I spend most of my time when enjoying


.Pete
Petey & Mat, you guys would love my brother-in-laws restaurants. It's called The Drafting Room, there's one here in Exton and one in Springhouse (Ambler/Fort Washington). Rated one of the Top50 Beer bars in America. All kind of crazy good drafts and bottles. It's where I spend most of my time when enjoying 

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Pete


.Pete
eulogy in old city has a serious collection of beer too.
Last edited by dek0026; Feb 6, 2009 at 09:45 AM.
ive heard of the drafting room before. if they both werent so far im sure i would have been before.. all those good beers + highway driving=dui haha
eulogy is one of my favorites in the city
eulogy is one of my favorites in the city
Yes, my sister married the one owner, their brothers who own the restaurants, they also own the Brickside Grille in Eagleview if any of you are familiar with that.
I do think it would be a little far for either one of you (Petey/Mat) too travel to. Yeah, the D-Room just celebrated it's 14th year at Exton. They have a 14 anniversary Treogs on tap right now, had a few last friday night, it's pretty good. Great beers, great food, and only 30 seconds from my house. Win-win for me...
So who all plans on going on Sunday?
I do think it would be a little far for either one of you (Petey/Mat) too travel to. Yeah, the D-Room just celebrated it's 14th year at Exton. They have a 14 anniversary Treogs on tap right now, had a few last friday night, it's pretty good. Great beers, great food, and only 30 seconds from my house. Win-win for me...
So who all plans on going on Sunday?
Yes, my sister married the one owner, their brothers who own the restaurants, they also own the Brickside Grille in Eagleview if any of you are familiar with that.
I do think it would be a little far for either one of you (Petey/Mat) too travel to. Yeah, the D-Room just celebrated it's 14th year at Exton. They have a 14 anniversary Treogs on tap right now, had a few last friday night, it's pretty good. Great beers, great food, and only 30 seconds from my house. Win-win for me...
So who all plans on going on Sunday?
I do think it would be a little far for either one of you (Petey/Mat) too travel to. Yeah, the D-Room just celebrated it's 14th year at Exton. They have a 14 anniversary Treogs on tap right now, had a few last friday night, it's pretty good. Great beers, great food, and only 30 seconds from my house. Win-win for me...
So who all plans on going on Sunday?
i am up for a meet at any of those locations if one gets set up.
so does organic alcoholic beverages encourage you to drink?
i always prefer wine of anything else but you know how gay i would look if i showed up at TGI with these guys and ordered a cabernet?
^^ the only thing gay about ordering a cab at fridays would be the fact that i would be embarrassed to cook with anything on their wine list. haha
i find that beer is more easily paired with food, and for the average consumer, beer is generally much less intimating than wine. on a personal level, i consider myself a connoisseur of all things good. food, beer, wine.. ect haha. i guess thats what growing up in a gourmet house and spending my entire life within the hospitality biz.
i might come out sunday as a spectator. i would like to try it out, but i have no interest in waking up that early on a sunday.
i find that beer is more easily paired with food, and for the average consumer, beer is generally much less intimating than wine. on a personal level, i consider myself a connoisseur of all things good. food, beer, wine.. ect haha. i guess thats what growing up in a gourmet house and spending my entire life within the hospitality biz.
i might come out sunday as a spectator. i would like to try it out, but i have no interest in waking up that early on a sunday.
I used love beer (and any alcoholic drink)
. I stopped drinking altogether a few months ago though. It was starting to become a problem when I was getting drunk 5-6 nights a week
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I'll be there Sunday as a spectator
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. I stopped drinking altogether a few months ago though. It was starting to become a problem when I was getting drunk 5-6 nights a week
. I'll be there Sunday as a spectator

On a side note I love red wine, I order red wine whenever I go out to eat and have steak.. It is the perfect compliment to a nice porterhouse or tenderloin
I can't get into drinking wine. Two glasses is like the most I can handle. I'm much better off sticking with
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Pistol, I don't know where some of those tags came from... I don't recognize half those sayings. Except for Chu is god of coarse...
.Pistol, I don't know where some of those tags came from... I don't recognize half those sayings. Except for Chu is god of coarse...
I know it sounds funny but for some reason I can drink wine all I want and only get drunk to a certian point. the wife and I went to the chadsford wine festival a couple years ago and I drank myself sober.



