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Really? A New Post? Yep… Here it is
The short answer is, yes… I'm tired of blogging, and no, I don't plan on starting up any time soon. Thanks for the nice emails and such. I've been posting on Facebook and to be honest, I really prefer that format. It's so much more interactive and I feel like I'm actually having conversations with my internet friends rather than me just blathering on and on about this that and the other. So add me if you have an FB account so I can keep up with you.
But I wanted to post a couple of things…
First, if you're on Facebook, you probably already know that Coie is indeed in an official courtship. Wow, what a fun, exciting, confusing, new thing this is! Someday Coie and I (and probably Ryann from a 'sibling's perspective') will write out the story. I've had a lot of people ask about how we're doing things. I've been looking (a lot!) to friends who've been thru the courtship experience. But yes, it's an exciting time. Our whole family is becoming pretty attached to Mr. M. Watson and we're excited to be a part of his and Coie's adventure. If we come to mind, we'd appreciate your prayers!
I'd also like to ask you to pray for our friends, the Blacks. We love this family and have been so blessed by their love and dedication to the bringing the gospel to parts of Africa. We've just learned that Mrs. Black has been diagnosed with an aggressive type of uterine cancer. Please pray for this dear family. Dave has been chronicling their journey here
Lastly, I'd like to extend an open invitation to any believers in the Morristown/ East TN area to visit East TN Baptist Church. The church plant that we are a part of has been growing and is such a blessing. Email me for more info. Jeneferig @ gmail dot com It has been so exciting to be a part of this new body of believers.
Ok… that's it for now. I will probably update sometime in the future. I can only imagine that next year is going to be even more eventful than this one
August 14th, 2009 - Posted in Uncategorized | | 12 Comments
A New Human Addition to the Ig Family
…it's a temporary addition. Don't get the wrong idea.
Remember how I said I was getting tired of blogging? It's still true. But since Jess won't leave me alone, here is a brand new exceptionally boring blog post.
Anyways, I've been too busy to blog. Ryann's friend Tessa is here and that has kept us busy — and it's been a lot of fun. I praise God for the relationships I have in my life, and I am so thankful that my daughter has a like minded-friend who loves God as much as she does. Those two are a funny pair. It's been great having her here for the week.
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They met in a grocery store when we were on vacation in MI four years ago (Ryann was 11 or 12). Ryann had spotted this family – all the girls were wearing dresses – and she starting begging to go over and introduce herself. She kept saying, "Mama? Can I go over there? I just KNOW they're homeschoolers!" I kept telling her, "That's weird, Ryann, leave them alone" but then finally I relented and she went and met her best friend.
So this last week has been the first time they've finally met in person again after four years. I really like her whole family (Tessa's, I mean. Well… I like Ryann's whole family, too)
In other news, uh, I can't remember. I always post everything to Facebook straightaway because it's so much faster and easier. But to wrap up my boring post, I will leave you with a couple of books that I'm reading.
First, I've started a book called All Things for Good by a dead Puritan fellow named Thomas Watson. I used to think I couldn't stand the Puritans because they used to persecute other Christians who had been baptized in infancy but decided to get baptized 'for real' as adults. The Puritans said getting baptized again dishonored God by implying the first baptism (as a baby) wasn't legit. They also had a lot of rules in place that I find nonsensical. Never-the-less, what I didn't realize is that a lot of those Puritans were not over zealous pharisaical pompous pack-rats. Many of them, in fact, had a true and full understanding of who (and how loving) God is, and fully grasped the gift of suffering, and had a right idea of how to pursue God. Anyhow, that has sort of been a surprise to me. The book has been a treasure trove.
Another book that I've just recently rediscovered is a quick easy read called, Child Training Tips by Reb Bradley. When Coie was five and Geoff and I had just gotten married, God had put a group of godly men and women into our lives who helped monumentally shape us and our philosophies early on. One of the main issues was 'child training'. We went to a church where the little children there were able to sit still (cheerfully!) thru out the service, and where big brothers and sisters helped their parents instead of running around like crazed lunatics. We saw toddlers obeying quickly and cheerfully – and obeying after only being told something once! We were astonished. We figured they were doping everybody up or dropping crack cocaine in the church coffee maker, but no. These families had stumbled upon very basic principals and information that has been lost to these last couple of generations. This is also where we were introduced to Homeschooling and the totally foreign idea that 'dating' was not an inevitable process that our kids would have to stumble thru.
Child Training Tips by Reb Bradley was the foundational means that Geoff the Great and I used for setting goals, teaching obedience and strengthening relationships within our family. It has served us and our children *very* well. It's best to get a copy of this book when your kids are young, yet still beneficial to read if they are older.
Here are some topics the book covers:
Anyways, like I said, this book has served my family well. I'm thankful to God that He put it in our path early on in our marriage. Lately I've been buying copies in bulk and handing them out to everybody I love. If you have young kids, I highly recommend it.
PS I get to meet my little new niece Eden in just six weeks!!!
June 5th, 2009 - Posted in Uncategorized | | 26 Comments
One Homeschooler's Trash is Another Homeschooler's Treasure
I'm excited for the weekend – more specifically I'm excited for this Monday, June the 1st. We are doing another A.T.I.C in the park, and if you are within driving distance to Pigeon Forge you really really really ought to make plans to show up.
A.T.I.C is basically a huge free garage sale. We used to do this at our church in California. Everybody is welcome to participate (even if they do not contribute). But here's the basic gist of it:
You go thru your house and put all the stuff that you don't want anymore in a big bag (or box), and then bring it to A.T.I.C and put lay it out on the different tables. Boy clothes, girl clothes, mom clothes, dad clothes, books, shoes, pots, pans, curtains, nick nacks, roller skates – whatever. And then you browse thru the tables and take whatever you want and as much as you want that others have brought. It's a real keen idea, eh?
This used to be a real life-saver for our family back in Cali. Our church actually did this every month and my kids always had clothes, schoolbooks, etc; and we always had things to contribute because we were always outgrowing things. The best part is that EVERYTHING IS FREE.
The more people who show up, the better browsing it makes. Afterwards, me, Ryann and Coie will take the leftovers to a Salvation Army (unless anybody else wants to take it home with them).
Plus it's fun to visit with everyone who shows up. Try and make it! If you want more details email me email@example.com.
June 1 from 11 – 2 Pigeon Forge City Park Pavillon #2.
May 27th, 2009 - Posted in Uncategorized | | 15 Comments
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We have a winner for our spectacular new Rosetta Stone version III Latin program! I used the website, Random Number Generator and it spit out the number 145. Hooray for Fruit Bearer! Enjoy your program. AND, as a bonus, our most excellent and fabulous Rosetta Stone friends said I could pick a second winner since we had so many entries. And so our second winner is number 247, so CONGRATS also to Jennie!
And just so you know, the offer for the $100 off of the levels 1-3 or 1-5 (for Spanish) is good thru the end of the month with the promo code hsb59
In other news, me and Coie are off to NC later today for the big convention in Winston Salem. Make sure you stop by to say hi if you're gonna be there. I can't believe how many bloggers (and non bloggers—yes, I'm talking about you, Layle) that we've met so far. That has been so fun.
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Here's how I spend my days:
Nice, eh? Foot rubs, Knee rubs, forehead massages and arm scratches…
Um…does this not look like a terribly uncomfortable way to sleep?
I like this picture of my daughters who love each other. The monkey on their head is an added bonus.
Lastly, the rental car I picked up for our trip to NC has a mind of its own. Several times as I was driving merrily down the road it decided to just start HONKING at random. Jeepers, I don't know what the rental agency is trying to pull but that's a plumb rotten trick to play on a girl. And talk about *totally mortifying* it decided to honk for a straight ten seconds as I was driving past my neighbor's house. I could just hear them inside… "There goes that weirdo homeschool lady with her billion kids". And yes, I did take that car straight back from whence it came. The rental fellows were nice enough to pretend at being sympathetic and then gave me a free upgrade (since there were no other cars on hand). Egads. I'm glad I figured out that first car was a chronic honker before taking it to NC. That's not the sort of entrance I want to make before a show.
Lastly last, since I'm still in give-away mode, you ought to check this out… my friend Lisa is giving away free e-books to all new and renewing subscribers to New Harvest Homestead. Fun, yes?
And just in… My friend Susan is also having a neat give away on her page:
And truly last, many of you have already heard that Jessica Hulcy was in a pretty bad car accident recently. Please be praying for her and her family!
And one more thing…head over to to my friend's blog and enter to win a A SpellQuizzer program!
May 20th, 2009 - Posted in Uncategorized | | 23 Comments
Another Fabulous Rosetta Stone Contest!
******* EDIT AND UPDATE – Thanks to all who entered the contest. The winners have been chosen and were announced on the next post up.
Ok, so last year when Rosetta Stone let me give away a new Version III language program, it was a big big big hit. And now they are letting me do it again in celebration of the brand-spankin' new Latin course that's being rolled out this week in Version III!
Here's how you enter. Post the information below (the paragraphs between the ***'s) on your blog – and if you have multiple blogs you can enter multiple times with separate entries. Don't have a blog? You can still enter by "facebooking" the link to the contest here, OR email the info to your homeschool support group (or to homeschooling friends). Easy, yes? Make sure to include the link back to this original post when you blog and then leave a comment letting me know so I can enter you to win.
Rosetta Stone is the fastest way to learn a language and has been the #1 foreign language curriculum among homeschoolers for a while — and you can WIN the *all new* version 3 Rosetta Stone Homeschool LATIN program… FOR FREE! This is the first year you can get Latin in the brand new Version III update.
This is a $259 program (and believe me it's worth every penny!)
To win this most excellent Latin program copy these paragraphs and post them in (or as) your next blog post, and/OR link to the contest from your facebook page and/OR email the information to your homeschool support group – Then go to the original page http://Jeneralities.com and leave a comment saying that you've posted about, or have linked to, the contest. Please make sure the link works to get back to the original contest page when you post. And good luck!
The winner will be picked randomly next week, and notified by email. The program will be shipped to you free of charge. You may enter multiple times by posting on more than one blog and by also 'Facebooking' the contest pg link and emailing friends. Submit those entries with separate comments here on the original contest page for more chances to win. Anybody may enter. And if there are enough entries, I may try to wrench some arms over at Rosetta Stone to see if we can get more than one winner. Grin grin.
And here is a bit of additional, non-contest-related Rosetta Stone news that you might be interested in….
I have also been allowed (for the rest of May) to offer my blog readers a special discount — $100 off by entering the promo code hsb59 at checkout if you buy levels 1-3 (of any language) regular price $549. This would also include 1-5 levels for Spanish, regular price $699. I'd also like to point out that Rosetta Stone has just (this week) begun offering Latin, Tagalog (Filipino), Vietnamese and Turkish in the brand new Version III curriculum. Pretty awesome. And another new thing is Rosetta Stone is now offering levels 4&5 for Spanish (and English). Levels 1-5 is equivalent to FIVE years of language. That would look pretty awesome on a transcript.
Lastly, Rosetta Stone is now on Facebook. Become a fan at http://www.facebook.com/home.php?#/pages/Rosetta-Stone-Homeschool/74459073912?ref=ts
Ok, that's it for now. Good luck on the contest! Go post the info and come back here and leave a comment to enter. I know there are a bunch of you out there (especially you Classical Homeschooler types) who would love the brand new first level of Rosetta Stone Latin in the new Version III program… here's your chance!
YAY for FREE stuff!
May 13th, 2009 - Posted in Uncategorized | | 334 Comments
Texas is… Quite Hot.
Ok, so today was a good day, even tho I broke one of the arms off my dumb reading glasses.
We are in Arlington, TX right now. On our way out, our pilot's name was Captain Kirk. Neat-o, eh? And not once did I panic, freak out, hyperventilate, or gnaw on Coie's arm. I am becoming a total pro at flying the friendly skies.
Anyways, I hope we do well at the convention this weekend – I'm a little bummed because our booth is hidden way back in the back corner. They might have well just set us up in the broom closet. Aint no way anybody is gonna be able to find us way back in Yonder-ville. Ah, well. We shall still try and sell well.
In other news, here's a picture for Jess
Here's Coie, Me, our Gramma Nile (my mom's mom), my cousin Beverly and my Aunt Dora. We haven't seen them in over ten years. Dora was at Jess's wedding. I love that lady. The whole group was a lot of fun and we had a real special time with them.
And lastly, since I miss my splendid kids, here's a video that Ryann recently put together. It was a response to a funny little video that one of our friends made about his brilliant, over-achieving, five year old sister (and the kid is sweet and super cute to boot). Anyhow, Ryann figured she'd put something together about her own favorite 5 year old sibling. I think it turned out cute.
Ok, I gotta go. These ridiculous glasses keep sliding off sideways and I can't hardly barely see a dang thing
May 8th, 2009 - Posted in Uncategorized | | 17 Comments
Brrrrrr… Chilly is a Good Thing
Oh my heavens, I'm about to have a heart attack. Coie, as I type this, is outside backing up the trailer so we can get our new Whirlpool fridge into the house. And I'm just sure that she's going to lurch sidewards and my brand new shiny appliance is going to topple over, bust thru the side of the trailer and plunk into the mud. I had to flee inside and blog to distract myself or else have an apoplectic fit.
Me and Coie and Ryann went to pick it up just now since Geoff the Great is still at work. Coie called and found a great deal and we zipped over to Lowes (yes, Lowes) to grab it. I was feeling pretty proud about our big-girl selves, until the fellow who sold it to us wheeled it out to the parking lot and we realized that we hadn't brought any rope to tie the thing down. The guy was kind enough to toss us a ball of dental floss. Apparently he'd just gotten off the clock and was in a big hurry to get home. He said, "Well… here yeh go" and stomped off across the parking lot. I spose it wasn't quite as thin as dental floss, but it sure was thin scrawny stuff. No matter. I am thankful for it.
And besides, we Igarashi girls are made of stern stuff (and when I say 'we', naturally I mean Coie and Ryann – I just sat in the suburban and listened to Mark Levin). We tied it down something fierce and we *did* make it home without incident
On a side note, I'm convinced that God likes me. How else can you explain that the VERY day that my fridge decided to conk out was the same day that Rosetta Stone sent me a check for our OH show? Holy Moly that $$$ got here quick and I'm so so so super extra thankful for it.
Ok, I'm gonna go. Once she gets the trailer backed into the court I might actually go out and try and help shimmy that brand new beautiful big 21 cubit foot box of frosty icy paradise into the kitchen. Hooray for cold milk!
PS Stay tuned… Rosetta Stone said they may let me give away a brand new Version III Latin language program. Wouldn't that be awesome? I'll let you know soon…
PPS Me and Coie will be in Arlington, TX this weekend. Any of you gonna be at that convention? Make sure to stop by and say hi if you are! And I'm going to get to see my Aunt Dora and Gramma Nile – I haven't seen them in ten years. I'm excited.
May 4th, 2009 - Posted in Uncategorized | | 13 Comments
Things That Make You Go WEEEHEEEHEEEHEEE!
Remember a couple posts back when I was screaming and ranting about my photobucket account not working? Coie fixed if for me. Gee, she's the swellest.
Look, I told you it was spring around these here parts and I weren't lyin':
Spring. Ha. Actually, it now already feels like summer. It was nearly 90 yesterday. That's way too bloomin' hot.
And now since I can post pictorial stuff… Look, here's EEEEMommy from the Cinci convention.
I think I scared her, though. Marshie was making fun of me because every time Angel came around I was like, "oooooh, you's puh-retty". She IS though. She was downright gorgeous. And I like her trendy glasses. Pictures don't do her justice.
And here's a picture of my pal, Julie Park. I'm so nice to post this picture, especially after the monstrosity of me that she slapped up on Facebook.
She's so deucedly tiny. I look like an Amazon next to her.
All right, and here… here is a great gift that Emmiko, builder-of-all -things-fun-and/or-edible (or both), made for me. I told her, "Ems, Mama wants a big big big swing". And 20 minutes later I had this:
April 27th, 2009 - Posted in Uncategorized | | 23 Comments
I used a website called Truly Random Number Generator to pick our winner… and it came up with number 41. So, yay for Kathy! I'm glad she won because her nick name made me laugh out loud. Catheter. Good golly that's funny. Enjoy the show, Kathy. I'll send you an email to get your addy. Thanks to everybody who played. Some of you have got some pretty jacked-up nicknames.
So this last week has been a real treat. Guess what my friend gave me? Two kiwi trees! My all time favorite fruit. I love getting stuff. Especially when it's something I like or that I want. I have to admit, it was a better Birthday Gift than the Schwans Meatballs and Coconut Shrimp that Geoff the Great brought home. Not that I didn't love that, too… I mean, really…how can meatballs *not* be considered romantic? Aren't you jealous that *you* don't own a Schwans Man?
In other news, I bought myself a present. I just couldn't resist. It's got all these nifty Indian songs that are just super excellent. Here, I'll prove it to you, but make sure you get at least 1:15 seconds into it, because that's when it really starts hoppin':
Admit it. That's the grooviest thing you've ever heard, isn't it? This song, and the second song on the cd (Ringa Ringa) are impossible NOT to dance to. Believe me, I tried. You can't do it. Even Coie was practically almost tempted to get up and bust a move with me. But she refrained, especially when Ryann pulled out the video camera. I am not afraid of the evidence my child obtained because I fully embrace my inner Funk and there aint nobody in the whole world who can out-dance me. Cept for maybe this guy… or Kate Kessler. And Laurie Bluedorn. Whatever.
Lastly, congrats to my dear friends, George and Chris. They had a little baby boy today! And now Eden has somebody to grow up and marry (if one of the Lockwood boys don't scoop her up first)
April 23rd, 2009 - Posted in Uncategorized | | 14 Comments
Big Time Neato Contest ~ Back from OH!
Ok, this is highly irksome. I just got home from the OH convention (where I was nearly robbed or worse in my hotel room – my facebook friends know what I'm talkin' bout) and now I'm back and dead tired but I'm composing this dumb post at 2:22 in the morning. And why? Why am I not sleeping? I *was* sleeping soundly as a big fat snoring princess but then Geoff the Great woke me up about an hour ago. And now an hour later, while he's asleep and snoring his head off, here I am WIDE awake.
I spose that's ok, because I have all sorts of news to share. We had a *really* super excellently fabulous time at the convention. Plus, jealous you, just LOOK at all the people me and Coie got to play with:
We met Ryann's friend Tess and her mom (boy is Ryann mad she didn't get to come), Julie Park, Spunky, EEEEMommy, Amy W, Jen (Mrs. Incredible), Marshie with her crew Amy and Darcy, Christine Field, Jay Ryan along with his beautiful family, Kim Wolf and her gorgeous daughter, the Prices, Maggie the Magnifico' and her crew, Carol Barnier …and I just KNOW I'm forgetting somebody really important. Tell me if I forgot to list you. I know Gina D was there but I never actually got to see her because I was busy when she came by.
Anyways, on Thursday afternoon (our first day up there) we were able to get together with the famous Home School Enrichment publishers. Ok… can I just say how much I LOVE the Lewis family? They are so hilarious. And they especially love ME because they almost got me to completely promise not to start blabbing their secrets (are you guys starting to panic? HA! I love the power I wield. I bet you wish you'd never even told me…). But no, I will be a good friend and be content to drop non-hints and teasers.
Alright. Moving on. I mentioned contest and I meant it. The Lewis brothers have been telling me for a while about some so-called incredible movie that was put together by this homeschool family. And naturally I just smiled and nodded and such whenever they'd start talking about it. So anyways, at the convention, it just so happened that this family was there as a vendor, so young Mr. Lewis brought me over for an introduction, and then the Burns family was kind enough to give me a free copy of their DVD.
And of course at that point I was thinking, "Ok, this could very well be dreadful but I will take it home and watch it with my family anyways". I mean seriously. This is a homeschool family. Not a slick Hollywood outfit. I was envisioning two or three families running thru a neighborhood in Illinois putting on a play about King Arthur.
… fast forward to yesterday… I showed all the kids the movie cover when I got home and they were excited, because the graphics on the front really do look good. So we set up the couches and laptop and got all cozy and set up. Right off the bat I realized that no… we were not simply dealing with some hodge podge cutsie play. This is a real movie, and it's actually professionally done. Me and Geoff the Great sort of looked at each other like, "wasn't expecting this" and kept watching. The first 20 minutes or so took a little getting used to. Like I said, it's *not* a slick Hollywood outfit. That being said, I think it was better done than Flywheel and Facing the Giants. Yes, I am serious. And yes, this is a homeschool family that put it together.
My husband, who hates it when I blog about him (because he always gets phone calls from people saying things like, "so, how's the inside of your arm doing? I heard your wife bit it really hard), anyways he told me that I had special permission to quote him about what he thought. And for the record, my husband has a very critical eye. But he was astounded. He said he couldn't believe the detail they put into the sets, the soundtrack (the soundtrack was amazing), the weapons, and the costumes. The storyline was also really good. REALLY good. And the fellow who plays the bad guy in the movie is one of the best actors I've ever seen. He stole the show.
Here is a link, watch the trailer clip on the front page. And then to win my own personal copy, which I will mail straight to your house, all you need to do is leave a comment telling me what some of your nick names were/are thru out your life. Why nicknames? Because this movie is called Pendragon, which is a reference to King Arthur, and I've decided that Pendragon must have been his nickname. That's my whole story.
On another note, the movie takes place in 411 AD, right when the Roman hold on Britain was collapsing and all of Europe was falling into the Dark Ages. The Saxons, Angles and Jutes moved into the area to seize the land for themselves. The movie doesn't necessarily go into all of that background history, but I just wanted you to know how smart I am. I already knew the historical background because we've been going thru Bright Ideas Press Mystery of History for the last three years.
SPEAKING OF WHICH, oh my heck, I almost had a heart attack… guess what my friend Maggie handed over and placed in my sweaty little hands for FREE? She gave me the brand new Mystery of History volume THREE that I've been drooling over for an entire year. It covers the middle ages and it is SO beautiful. I LOVE THAT WOMAN!
And on the same train of people whom I like for giving me free stuff, I ALSO ran into Jay from Cleveland (I haven't seen him in forever!) and he gave me a copy of his new astronomy book called Signs and Seasons along with a corresponding workbook. I can't wait to start that with the kids. They've already been pawing thru it and it looks super.
Ok, it's 2:51 now. Hopefully I'll be able to post this fast and get some sleep. And I didn't even go into my whole story about Geoff the Great and his new friend he met from work. I haven't met him in person yet (his friend, I mean, I've met Geoff in person several times), but his friend did come with me and Geoff on a date last night. We were having a cozy dinner all alone at my favorite Chinese restaurant, but instead of talking to ME, my husband was text messaging his buddy the whole time to chat about what they had for lunch earlier. Total dorks. Anyhow, I'm looking forward to meeting him and his wife soon. I just found out they read my dumb blog. How's that for pressure?
PS I am not proof reading this before I post it, so it will most assuredly have even *more* typos than usual.
Don't forget to leave comments telling me your nicknames (or your kids' nicknames) for a chance to win Pendragon, Sword of His Father I'll do a random drawing later this week.
April 20th, 2009 - Posted in Uncategorized | | 46 Comments


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Ghostbusters Stay Puft Marshmallow Man Inflatable Boys Costume
Inflate and wear this officially licensed Ghostbusters Stay Puft Marshmallow Man inflatable boys costume. The white, red, black and blue, 100% polyester inflatable character jumpsuit comes complete with a character headpiece and a battery operated fan.
Captain America Inflatable Child Costume
Amaze America, or at least amaze your friends on Halloween, when you wear this officially licensed Captain America Inflatable child costume. The inflatable superhero jumpsuit comes complete with character hood and battery operated fan.
Giant Monster Airblown Inflatable
Make sure the whole neighborhood knows where the party is on Halloween when you mark your yard with this Giant Monster Airblown Inflatable. This larger than life decoration pays homage to the very familiar Frankensteins Monster!
Airblown Inflatable Archway with Grim Reaper
…haunted home...greet your guests with Halloween style and make a lasting impression in your neighborhood. First impressions count, so invest in this inflatable yard decoration with creepy curb appeal and reap the rewards all season long. Fun for the whole family!
Adventure Time Finn Inflatable Boys Costume
…Halloween wearing this officially licensed Adventure Time Finn Inflatable Boys Costume. Just make sure they have a reputation for giving good candy! Youll have your loyal sidekick Jake to keep you company at all times wearing this inflatable suit.
Star Wars Jabba the Hutt Inflatable Adult Costume
…bounties on Halloween when you wear this bountiful and officially licensed Star Wars Jabba the Hutt Inflatable adult costume. The giant, worm-like character headpiece comes complete with an inflatable body with an attached tail and a battery operated fan.
Blimpz Green Inflatable Adult Mens Costume
Let your imagination run wild! Create the character of your choice in this versatile Blimpz Green Inflatable Adult Mens Costume. Are you a giant fungus? Something noxious that emerged from the sewer? A turtle, toad, or vernal pool? Or maybe something less gross? Also great for cheering on your favorite…
Star Wars Tauntaun Inflatable Adult Costume
Eat whatever you want in this officially licensed Star Wars Inflatable Tauntaun adult costume! The inflatable character jumpsuit comes complete with a battery operated fan.
Ghostbusters Slimer Inflatable Adult Mens Costume
Bust out of the ordinary and stand out in a crowd when you wear the officially licensed Ghostbusters Inflatable Slimer adult mens costume. The green and black inflatable character jumpsuit comes complete with a battery operated fan, headpiece and gloves.
Ghostly Tree Airblown Inflatable
Place this foreboding Ghostly Tree Airblown Inflatable in your yard to warn the neighborhood of what to expect on Halloween! Standing nearly 7 feet tall, this awesome decoration features reaching branches that look like arms and comes complete with fan and lights.
Wagon Skull Airblown Inflatable
Get a move on with this Wagon Skull Airblown Inflatable! This decoration features a horse, reaper with reigns and a skull in a very spooky wagon. Mark your yard on Halloween with this awesome inflatable!
Reaper 3-Wheeler Airblown Inflatable
Show the neighborhood that youre bad to the bone this Halloween when you decorate the yard with this Reaper 3-Wheeler Airblown Inflatable! Standing 4 feet tall, this large decoration comes complete with fan and lights.
Haunting Reaper Cauldron Airblown Inflatable
Decorate your yard and spook the neighbors when you use this Haunting Reaper Cauldron Airblown Inflatable. Standing 6.5 feet tall, this spectacular decoration comes complete with a fan, LED light and power supply.
Ghostbusters Inflatable Slimer Child Costume
Slime them all on Halloween in this incredible and officially licensed Ghostbusters Inflatable Slimer costume. The green inflatable jumpsuit of this boys costume comes complete with a headpiece, separate sleeves, gloves and a battery operated fan that will keep you large as you spook crowds.
Neon Skull Stack Airblown Inflatable
Mark your awesomely decorated house with an equally awesome yard decoration when you use this Neon Skull Stack Airblown Inflatable. This decoration features four stacked skulls in neon orange, yellow, pink and purple.
Neon Ghost Pumpkin Airblown Inflatable
Top off your lawn decorations with this incredible Neon Ghost Pumpkin Airblown Inflatable. This awesome decoration features an orange pumpkin with three protruding ghosts in neon colors!
Ghostbusters Stay Puft Marshmallow Man Inflatable Yard Decoration
…monster from Ghostbusters when you inflate and display this officially licensed Stay Puft Marshmallow Man inflatable yard decoration (you can use him indoors too!) He stands a full eight feet tall and then some - stand out in your neighborhood with this awesome inflatable!
Giant Ghost With Top Hat Airblown Inflatable
…you greet guests with this giant top hat clad Airblown inflatable ghost decoration - hes a full twelve feet tall! Illuminated from within, hell stand head and shoulders above the rest in your neighborhood. The Airblown inflatable self-inflates in seconds, folds flat for easy storage and includes stakes…
Yellow Zombie Gnome Inflatable
Decorate your lawn with this Yellow Zombie Gnome Inflatable and watch as the neighborhood flocks to your yard! With a built-in fan, all you have to do is plug in this decoration and watch it inflate.
Dark Pumpkin Inflatable
…lawn will be the best decorated in the whole neighborhood when you use decorations like this Dark Pumpkin Inflatable. With a built-in fan, all you need to do is plug it in and watch it inflate!
Bull Rider Inflatable Adult Mens Costume
Ride herd on the party and take center stage when you show up in this hilarious Inflatable Bull Rider adult mens costume. The ladies will flock to you and the men will be impressed - thats no bull! Work it out in this innovative and funny costume.


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Bourbon Barrel Aged Vanilla Bean Dark Lord - Three Floyds Brewing Co. & Brewpub
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Ratings: 719 | Reviews: 207 | Show All Ratings:
South Carolina
4.58/5 rDev -3%
look: 5 | smell: 4.75 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 4.5
This was a 2012. Got it from a friend and held onto it for a while.
Is it worth the hype??? Well, this beer is awesome! Super heavy booze note when opening. Drank it at 65 degrees. But it fell completely off almost instantly. It hits really hard and then...Gone!
To be perfectly honest! Find a Blendiculous#1 and trade your Dark Lord for it!
Even an Event Horizon from the same date would be better serve. I really wanted this beer to be perfect. Not every beer is perfect!
Serving type: bottle
04-20-2014 03:51:58 | More by Sandbarunner
4.7/5 rDev -0.4%
look: 4.25 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 4.75 | feel: 5 | overall: 4.75
Many thanks to siege06nd for snagging this bottle for my 30th bday.
A: inky black motor oil, not much head. The head that is there is nice eggshell creamy color.
S: chocolate covered marshmallow, lots of vanilla, still some wood hanging around. Liquid candy.
T: liquid chocolate marshmallows with some smooth bourbon flavor. No heat from the bourbon at all. Still some base Dark Lord taste comes through-molasses, asphalt, soy sauce-which is not my favorite, but easily overcome by the barrel and vanilla. A bit sweet but not syrupy.
M: thick creamy viscous engine oil. Dark and coats the tongue but a light feeling keeps it from being cloying.
O: one of the best beers I've had. It would likely be better if fresher but this is outstanding. The mouthfeel and the way the bourbon and vanilla flavors integrate but also mostly blot out the offensive base Dark Lord flavors.
Serving type: bottle
02-22-2014 20:16:11 | More by IrishColonial
4.51/5 rDev -4.4%
look: 4.25 | smell: 4.75 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4.25 | overall: 4.5
Sampled 2012 and 2013 side by side. Will review the 2012 vintage. Pours a thick brownish black. The nose is loaded with vanilla bean paired with deep dark fruits, currants, chocolate, berries, and boozy bourbon. The vanilla bean manages to stand above the rest of the flavors which is impressive considering how bold of a beer Dark Lord is. The taste is very sweet like the base beer, but the barrel aging and addition of vanilla take it to a much different level. I find the base beer to be a bit too sweet, but when the sweetness is tempered with bourbon and vanilla, it just works. There is still a fair amount of boozieness, but it is tame compared to the base. Mouthfeel is thick and mildly carbonated. Overall, this beer is very good. I don't know that it meets the monumental level of hype it has surrounding it, but it is delicious nonetheless.
Serving type: bottle
02-18-2014 06:57:23 | More by homebrew311
4.43/5 rDev -6.1%
look: 4 | smell: 4.25 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 4.5
Bottle shared by Chad...thank you very much for the opportunity.
Dark and mostly still
Smells of sweet vanilla and melted chocolate
An extremely rich and sweet beer that has its bourbon presence overshadowed by the gobs of vanilla and marshmallow that throw their blanket all over the base beer. Bourbon plays a gentle but distant second fiddle. Residual sugars hang out like the tough guys they are...thumbing their jeans and smoking their heaters. Really rich but handles its abv well.
There are some nice flavors here that mark a definite improvement on the base and I was fortunate enough to have the opportunity to try this bottle without giving up what this beer would require in a trade. That said, unless you're one of those fortunate BA's who has unlimited funds and/or cellars, no beer is worth what this beer demands. I personally thought the TG Assassin we drank prior was a more enjoyable overall beer. Drink your great beers, don't chase whales...stupid term anyways...and if your life's happiness really depends on whether you have the chance to drink this beer...find good people who like to share.
A nice beer...but not a life changer.
Serving type: bottle
12-15-2013 05:33:57 | More by BarrytheBear
4.19/5 rDev -11.2%
look: 4.25 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 4 | feel: 4.25 | overall: 4.25
Thanks Kieran for opening this up for us! 2013 vintage. Poured out at slightly below cellar temp.
The pour is surprisingly light, was expecting a darker motor oil pour. Little head, if any.
The smell on this is heavy, heavy on the vanilla. Definitely a lot of sweetness, from vanilla, malts, and bourbon. You get some additional toffee, caramel, and roasty notes, but dominated by vanilla.
The taste is so vanilla-heavy it's insane. It really does overpower most of the other flavor profiles. The bourbon and barrel notes play nicely off the base beer, which is cloyingly sweet at baseline. Unfortunately there is a pretty apparent metallic taste that doesn't fully resolve with warming.
Mouthfeel is smooth, low carb, medium bodied. Sticky finish.
Overall, this is a sweet, sweet beer, which is one of the most vanilla-forward beers I've ever tried. The metallic taste was a big set back for me though. This was beat out by Black Tuesday and Melange 1 in our tasting, in my opinion. Given the price of admission, between what it takes to trade for and even the price tag for purchasing, there are better beers out there. This is overhyped, in my humble opinion!
Serving type: bottle
12-14-2013 21:38:20 | More by MCain04
5/5 rDev +5.9%
look: 5 | smell: 5 | taste: 5 | feel: 5 | overall: 5
Was able to try this thanks to Dustin at a whale tasting 7/13/2013. Poured into a BCBS snifter, probably 5 ounces.
Basically this beer smelled like bourbon chocolate marshmallows but in liquid form. It has such a strong, pungent aroma that makes me smile. There is a bit of the barrel here but for the most part it is a delicious smelling bourbon marshmallow.
It pours a pitch black, incredibly thick and viscous body that comes with a minimal head & retention. Not a ton of lacing.
The flavour is straight up sweet chocolate marshmallows with some bourbon and hints of coffee in the background. This beer is not subtle at all. I wouldn't call it complex but everything it does, it goes beyond what anyone would expect even of Three Floyds. Insanely rich and savoury but not necessarily instant diabeetus like the regular Dark Lord is, if that makes sense. Its super sweet but it comes together in a good way.
Mouthfeel is perfect. Smooth, rich, roasty and carbonated well enough. Aftertaste is a slick bourbony marshmallow feel that makes me smile.
Overall, this beer gets super hyped for a reason which I now understand completely. It is so ridiculously unbalanced and complex, it's awesome. I don't have the trade ammo and it probably isn't worth all the craziness surrounding it but it is an incredible beer, probably the best imperial stout I've ever had the chance to drink. And that includes the BCS Rare we drank at the same tasting.
Re-review: the 4 of us bought into a single 2012 vintage bottle of Bourbon Barrel-Aged Dark Lord aged in Vanilla Beans. Bottle # 58/934. So its about a year and half old now. Poured into an unlabeled snifter today, 12/8/2013.
Still pours a perfect opaque black body, with a nice mocha collar that sticks around with good retention. And well, the nose is still intense 100% bourbon chocolate marshmallows, one of the best smelling beers I've ever had. Its not the most complex, but it is the most incredible nose out there. And of course the flavour is incredible- the vanilla does cover up some of the complexity of the base beer, but it replaces it with bourbon chocolate marshmallows that is just so sweet yet not the type of sweet that Grey Monday brings; its easily drinkable and so enjoyable. Mouthfeel is definitely full bodied, silky and smooth drinking without much discernible heat. Again, this is a beer that is phenomenal and one of the best I've ever had. I can't believe I've had this beer twice in the span of less than a year, but it is well worth it. The main difference between the 2012 and 2013 vintage is that the bourbon is a bit more muted in the 2012 vintage compared to the fresh version. This beer is probably still best drank fresh, but it will certainly hold up over time if cellared properly. As before, I understand the hype and trade value behind this beer 100%. Thank you Matt, for being generous enough to send this one to our group.
Serving type: bottle
12-09-2013 05:08:25 | More by Stevedore
New Jersey
4.58/5 rDev -3%
look: 4 | smell: 4.75 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 5 | overall: 4.5
This was my birthday brew, full bottle to the dome.
2012 version. Bottle #695 of 934.
A. While pouring seems a tad light but once it's in the glass, perfectly black with barely any head.
S. The aroma hits you as soon as the cap comes off and my god, one of the best smells ever. Nice bourbon, raisin, and vanilla.
T. Holy cow! This is top notch. The bourbon flavor comes through real nicely. Then you get hit with the vanilla in the end. The two flavors mingle excellently.
M. If the appearence, smell, and taste doesn't win you over, the mouthfeel will. Not too thick but in no means light. It is just perfect. It coats your mouth leaving you craving more.
O. Im a sucker for barrel aged beers and vanilla beers but this one takes the cake. Alcohol is very well hidden, not to boozy, and not too sweet. I now truly understand why it trades so high. Wish i could get another bottle. Best beer I've had to date. Thank you three floyds!
Serving type: bottle
11-26-2013 06:30:05 | More by starshockey9
4.95/5 rDev +4.9%
look: 5 | smell: 4.75 | taste: 5 | feel: 5 | overall: 5
I can't say much more then this is the best Stout out there if you get the chance to try it. The nose, mouth, flavor, everything is almost flawless. We opened it with a year of age on it and it was amazing. I was very pleased with it. And $50.00 is a steal to try this beer.
Serving type: bottle
11-17-2013 04:03:35 | More by vinny21bal
4.95/5 rDev +4.9%
look: 4.5 | smell: 5 | taste: 5 | feel: 4.75 | overall: 5
Had alongside the base beer. 2013 vintages for both.
A - Quite dark, has a little tan head. It looks a little darker and a little better than the base beer.
S - Smells like some sort of vanilla/brownie mixture. Incredible. There's just a hint of the barrel, but it's nice because it lets the vanilla and chocolatey aromas shine through. I have no idea how this is the same beer as the non-barrel aged version.
T - Just like the smell. Loads of vanilla and fudge. It's truly a dessert beer, but at the same time I could've had the entire bottle. The bourbon barrel is just barely there, cutting the sweetness just a bit. It's as sweet as I'd like this type of beer to be. When it's around room temp, I get a little alcohol, but very light and only when it's very warm. Hides it extremely well.
M - Smooth, rich, creamy, no burn from the alcohol. It's almost perfect. I think if it was just a tiny bit fuller it would've gotten a 5.
O - I'm so happy this lived up to the hype. Took a lot to get, but I think it was worthwhile. One of the best beers I've had.
Serving type: bottle
11-14-2013 16:05:56 | More by nrs207
British Columbia (Canada)
4.46/5 rDev -5.5%
look: 4.25 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4.25 | overall: 4.5
Thanks to Rutager for opening this up as part of a bottle share. 2013 vintage (492/711).
A: Pours completely black with about 1 finger of tan coloured hear which quickly dissipated.
S: Huge upfront notes of vanilla, burnt toffee and sweet sugars - similar to a toasted marshmallow. Background notes of milk chocolate, sweet malts and molasses.
T: Follows the scent with vanilla, toffee and toasted marshmallows. Notes of dark dried fruit of plums and cherries in the background.
M: Thick and oily body with minal to non-existent carbonation.
O: This was an amazing dessert beer and while sweet, it wasn't offputting in any way. Perfect to share with friends in front of a fire on a cold winter night.
Serving type: bottle
10-29-2013 17:36:10 | More by FondueVoodoo
British Columbia (Canada)
4.49/5 rDev -4.9%
look: 4.25 | smell: 4.75 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4 | overall: 4.5
Big thanks to Rodkin for this long time want. 2013 bottle (492/711) drank with the 2013 base beer and shared between 6 at last night's tasting.
Appearance. Pours thick and black with just a ring of light brown head.
Smell. Big vanilla and sweet chocolate. Much sweeter nose than the base beer. Marshmallows (maybe toasted marshmallows), toffee, and a touch of molasses. Had my nose in this one for a while and kept coming back for more.
Taste. Sweet toffee, vanilla and marshmallows, light amount of cherries and dark fruit, and burnt sugar. Sweet, but not like syrup. The level of sweetness goes really well with the flavours.
Mouthfeel. Full body, low carbonation, a little bit sticky.
Overall. Great beer. Very sweet with flavours reminiscent of candy, a great desert. This was shared between 6 of us and was about the right amount. I couldn't imagine drinking even half a bottle to myself. Would love to have it again but certainly won't be seeking out another for what it trades for.
Serving type: bottle
10-28-2013 01:03:42 | More by Rutager
British Columbia (Canada)
4.93/5 rDev +4.4%
look: 4.5 | smell: 5 | taste: 5 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 5
A: Black as night with minimal head.
S: Vanilla, marshmallows, bourbon.
T: Bourbon, marshmallows, vanilla, candy, toffee, caramel, chocolate.
M: thick with low carbonation.
O: magic in a glass. It could use more carbonation, however. Very smooth considering the alcohol content.
Serving type: bottle
10-26-2013 23:34:19 | More by DaftCaskBC
4.76/5 rDev +0.8%
look: 4.25 | smell: 5 | taste: 5 | feel: 4 | overall: 4.5
2013 bottle #535
A- Black motor oil viscous with faint yellow
S- So much vanilla and marshmallow. Bourbon background, fig, caramel in background.
T- By far the biggest vanilla that I have ever had out of any beer. You have to drink this one fresh. I can't imagine how aging does anything for this beer. My favorite BB Stout that I have had. Where Chocolate Rain has the vanilla, but it goes overboard on the sweetness diabetes; this beer is just right.
M- Nothing too special here. Run of the mill top tier BA Stout feel.
O- Definitely worth a try once in your lifetime. Would I go back for another bottle? Probably not due to what it takes to get this bottle, and the fact that you can't age this beer in your cellar; but worth the try just on the vanilla aspect itself.
Serving type: bottle
09-22-2013 22:45:52 | More by gueuzedreg
4.96/5 rDev +5.1%
look: 4.75 | smell: 5 | taste: 5 | feel: 4.75 | overall: 5
2013 bottle #216 of 711
Opened on 9/14/13 and shared with three friends.
Poured into a Hill Farmstead raised snifter.
A - Pours dark and viscous as you would expect. Little to no head with slight bubbles forming. It was hard to spend much time on the appearance because of…
S - The smell. Dear Dark Lord, the smell. Toasted marshmallows soaked in bourbon, vanilla, toffee, carmel, chocolate. I waited to take my first sip for some time. The experience of smelling this beer was just so enjoyable, I didn't want it to pass.
T - Taste mostly follows the nose but the marshmallow is not as present. Vanilla leads but is well integrated. A viscous, creamy blend of vanilla, chocolate, toffee, carmel, bourbon with very subtle features of the base Dark Lord pleasantly present in the background to remind you of the beer's origins. Decadent, but by no means over the top. I could have easily and happily handled at least half the bottle of this if not more. The stout is somewhat sweet, but again the sweetness is simply a feature of it and is not dominant. Just delicious.
M - Lightly carbonated and full bodied. Coats the mouth nicely, and there is nothing cloying about this. Very smooth, and easy to sip and savor. Alcohol is well hidden. A very full bodied stout.
O – This is probably the best beer I've ever had. It is hard for beers such as this to live up to the hype, but I must say that this one does. I even sealed the empty bottle overnight just so I could smell it again the next day. I certainly hope to enjoy it again someday.
Serving type: bottle
09-15-2013 18:53:33 | More by TheBronze
4.5/5 rDev -4.7%
look: 4.5 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 4.5
Appearance: Pitch black. A thin head around the edge. Very little carbonation.
Smell: Roasty dark notes with super sweet bourbon. Almost like smelling toasted marshmallow smores.
Taste: Very bourbon forward. Sweet. Integrated very well.
Mouthfeel: A bit thinner than I would have expected or hoped for. Spreads very well across the palate.
Overall: This was a very good beer. Was this a world beater? Na uh. Extremely well integrated and wonderful bourbon notes, but lacking in complexity compared to the Port BA Dl and not as well integrated or as BCS. Sidebar: Cuvee de Port BA DL+BVDL+BCBCS was without a doubt the best beer I have ever had. Hands down.
Notes:2012 edition, Bottle #413/934
Serving type: bottle
08-16-2013 03:33:38 | More by cradke
4.89/5 rDev +3.6%
look: 4.75 | smell: 4.75 | taste: 5 | feel: 5 | overall: 4.75
Bottle # 766. Dark brown pour with a tan head. Coco puff nose. Vanilla, vanilla, vanilla. This beer is freakin' awesome with all kinds of chocolate, caramel, and smooth roasted malt goodness. Sweet and delicious with a great body and mouthfeel. Outstanding....
Serving type: bottle
08-14-2013 12:42:11 | More by dboon
Quebec (Canada)
4.05/5 rDev -14.2%
look: 4 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 4 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 4
Bottle. Pours a dark opaque black with reddish highlights and minimal head. Aroma is decadent withbourbon, fudge, hazelnut, vanilla and some spices. Very good. Flavor is more straightforward with bourbon, chocolate and hazelnut. Intense sweetness, not too cloying because of the bourbon and alcohol. Palate is a little thin for such a big beer. Not up to GI Rare standards. A slightly better than average bourbon barrel stout.
Serving type: bottle
08-05-2013 21:14:54 | More by Luk13
4.68/5 rDev -0.8%
look: 4.75 | smell: 4.25 | taste: 4.75 | feel: 5 | overall: 4.75
Bottle shared in celebration of my birthday. Think cocoa marshmallows being slowly churned while bourbon is dripped in one drop at a time.
A-Jet black, virtually no head but a faint tan lacing.
S-Char, vanilla, bourbon, chocolate, molasses, and plum
T-So much going on here. Initially there is a bourbon/dark fruit kick. The bourbon however is very muted in comparison to the standard bourbon barrel dark lord. Once this initial flash is gone there is a overpowering vanilla bean flavor with some toffee and hershey like milk chocolate that is very subtle.
M-This beer is dangerously smooth. Almost no burn for the alcohol content. Very light body in comparison to other bourbon barrel aged stouts. Beautiful, 'nuff said.
O-It really is that good. The only thing I disliked really about this beer is that it is hardly reminiscent of the base beer. I enjoy the dark fruit flavors of the standard version and it seems like those are completely gone. Amazing, delicious and I could drink a gallon of it. Cheers!
Serving type: bottle
07-26-2013 03:40:26 | More by beerhan
4.65/5 rDev -1.5%
look: 5 | smell: 4.75 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4.75 | overall: 4.75
Gorgeous beer with silky appearance and a half finger mocha head.
Smell is obviously tons of fresh vanilla bean. Also a big roasty profile and some booze soaked figs.
Taste is like an incredible dessert beer. Super sweet, to the point of being cloying. The vanilla comments the beer perfectly but the residual sugars start to overpower the beer. A little less and the beer would be more balanced
Luxurious mouthfeel. Thick, coats your mouth and lingers. The sugar sticks to your lips long after your swallow. Woke up the next morning and it still coated my mouth
Overall this is a great beer. My preference would be to get the sugar level down just a tad to let the other aspects of this beer come into the spotlight a bit more
Serving type: bottle
07-19-2013 12:06:28 | More by kdmcguire10
3.99/5 rDev -15.5%
look: 3.75 | smell: 3.75 | taste: 4 | feel: 5 | overall: 3.75
750ml bottle, 2012 vintage, poured into a Three Floyds mini snifter.
The beer pours a deep black color, but with obvious hues of brown, a thick khaki head appears briefly but vanishes quickly, leaving no lace or retention behind. The aroma is of heavy marshmallow character, bourbon, light oak, vanilla and lots of cane sugar. The flavors are right in line with the nose, vanilla, burnt marshmallow, bourbon, some charred barrel that plays nicely with the marshmallow, cane sugar and a bit of chocolate. The body is luscious, silky, rich and super smooth, coats the mouth well and finishes with a nice warming tingle.
Verdict: An interesting take on Dark Lord. The marshmallow profile is quite nice, but the beer is shockingly sugary and sweet, even for Dark Lord, and for that fact alone, I struggled to finish more than 2 ounces. The balance is decent, but each flavor and nuance seems to make this beer sweeter and more decadent, which isn't really my thing. I can understand the buzz and the hype surrounding this beer, but it's just not for me.
Serving type: bottle
07-13-2013 19:00:40 | More by kevanb
5/5 rDev +5.9%
look: 5 | smell: 5 | taste: 5 | feel: 5 | overall: 5
July 3, 2013 - bottle shared by Joe. This will be rating 1492 for me (on RB), the year that Columbus discovered America. Fitting since this beer marks my discovery of something that is at the same level as Goose Island's BCS Rare. Yes, what I thought was my one and only 5.0 rating now has a companion. How can I say this is as good as Rare? Well after drinking, my wife and I say to Joe that it is one of the best beers we have ever had, but not sure it is better than Rare. What does Joe go and do, yes he pulls a Rare out of his cellar and we do a blind impromptu tasting!!! I admit on this day the Vanilla DL was better than the Rare (I was able to choose each correctly), but the Rare did not taste quite as good as when I had it initially. I can't thank Joe enough for his generosity on this night. I guess I will put some actual beer comments in now. Of course this was a black pour with tan head. The aroma and taste were magical blends of chocolate, vanilla and bourbon. Each one in perfect harmony that created an other worldly experience. 2012 vintage, bottle 408 of 934.
Serving type: bottle
07-08-2013 02:24:29 | More by ryanfolty
4.54/5 rDev -3.8%
look: 3.75 | smell: 4.75 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4.75 | overall: 4.5
22oz (ish- it seems larger than a 22oz but smaller than a 750mL) bottle scored at Dark Lord Day 2013. Served in a Dogfish Head snifter.
Pours oil black with a thin wisp of brown foan. "Head" recedes to a tiny halo that leaves no lace.
Aromas of vanilla, kalua, oaky bourbon and booze. Nice!
Smooth sweet mix of vanilla, mellow bourbon, creamed coffee, caramel, alcohol, cherries and syrup. It's still sweet like the base Dark Lord but with so much more going on to carry the sweetness. Fantastic vanilla notes that play well off of the booze. Good stuff.
Rich, thick, syrupy full feel, light on carbonation. Vanilla bean ice cream finish.
Outstanding. A fantastic variation and upgrade to an already excellent base stout. Incredibly sweet and complex. Super glad I got to try this.
Serving type: bottle
07-05-2013 13:45:26 | More by ThickNStout
4.73/5 rDev +0.2%
look: 4.25 | smell: 5 | taste: 4.75 | feel: 4.25 | overall: 4.75
A - Dark chocolate brown with a thick syrupy body
S - Bourbon with tons of vanilla, marshmallow and caramel. Light bourbon and oak to it as well
T - Caramel, marshmallow, tons of vanilla, nice bourbon presence to it. Good vanilla and sweetness in the finish. Oaky bourbon presence to it that gives it a slight kick as well as a slight booziness. Good balance between the sweetness and booze
M - Thick syrupy body to it with light tinge of oak to it in the finish
O - Great BA vanilla beer with a good vanilla sweetness to it that is crossed with a nice bourbon spiciness. Definitely worth tracking down a bottle
Serving type: bottle
05-21-2013 02:12:49 | More by jeonseh
4.81/5 rDev +1.9%
look: 4.5 | smell: 5 | taste: 4.75 | feel: 5 | overall: 4.75
One of the highlights of last 2013 CBC. The keg was gone within a quarter but I was lucky enough to get two glasses of this!
A: Black, opaque, dense. Small mocha head which holds pretty well.
S: Fabulous nose, complex, deep, on vanilla, chocolate with a woody scent, cherries, slight touches of dark fruits.
T: On the palate, I got mainly chocolate, roasted malts, some ashes and also vanilla, bourbon, dark fruits and sherry. This is not exactly an explosion of aromas but more a travel within savors. The one you want to go slowly into and stop to pitch your tent wherever you're pleased enough to stay.
M: The mouthfeel is exactly the same as in the regular version, that is simply perfect. Smooth, light but high bodied, never sticky, perfectly drinkable, also perfectly sippable!
O: Vanilla does a great job in this beer, perfectly mixing with the cherries and ashes notes of the base beer, giving more complexity and richness. This one is probably worth the hype!
Serving type: on-tap
05-19-2013 13:06:29 | More by Fux
4.94/5 rDev +4.7%
look: 4.75 | smell: 4.75 | taste: 5 | feel: 5 | overall: 5
2013 Vintage, bottle 428/711
Split with my friend Keith who attended DLD with me this year. Served in a FFF mini-snifter. Reviewed from notes.
A- Upon pouring, a mocha head quickly appears and dies down within 30 seconds, leaving a ring of foam around the rim of the glass. The color is opaque black, thick like motor oil.
S- The first thing I can smell is a very strong bourbon barrel presence, but it is quickly joined by vanilla, coffee, and a sweet molasses like aroma. Excellent aroma, it definitely invites you to take a drink.
T- I don't think it would be possible to use any more descriptors for this beer. Black cherries, prunes, vanilla, followed by some tobacco and caramel with bourbon strong on the finish. There is a lingering sweetness that is very familiar from regular dark lord on the back end, and surprisingly little to no alcohol bite, even with the bourbon flavor being so apparent. There is no detectable hop bitterness.
M- Silky smooth, yet very thick at the same time. This is definitely a sipper, but it is very easy to drink. Low-medium carbonation is right on for the style. The flavors linger and change over the incredibly long finish, definitely over a minute later I can still taste the beer.
O- This is a very enjoyable, incredibly complex beer. I'm glad I hadn't drank anything before this, because it was such a pleasure to really get into this beer and enjoy the full range of flavors you can get from it. The bourbon is there on the nose and finish, but the vanilla really outshines it, at least in my opinion. I'm sure that will die down with time, although I think this is simply amazing as it is right now. It was an honor to drink this beer, so very glad I was able to score one this year!
Serving type: bottle
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BOSTON (AP) — Celtics coach Doc Rivers entered the postgame interview room, heard a member of Boston's media relations department mention his team had Thursday off and decided being sarcastic was the best way to explain how poorly he felt his team played in victory.
Washington Wizards forward Kevin Seraphin (13) drives to the basket past Boston Celtics forward Kevin Garnett during the first half of an NBA basketball game in Boston on Wednesday, Nov. 7, 2012. (AP Photo/Elise Amendola)
"Because we executed so well we thought we'd give 'em the night off," Rivers said after Boston's 100-94 overtime win over the Washington Wizards on Wednesday. "Well, we won the game. Right now that's the type of team we are. We're not playing great."
Without the overtime play of Brandon Bass, the Celtics may not have been in a joking mood.
Bass scored five straight points in OT, helping the Celtics pull out the win in the back end of a home-and-home series.
"We know we have guys that are capable," said Paul Pierce, who finished with 15 points, but shot just 2 of 12. "It's just getting it together still."
Kevin Garnett led the Celtics with 20 points and 13 rebounds, Rajon Rondo had 18 points and 14 assists and reserve Jason Terry had 16 points. Bass finished with 11.
"Overall it's about the win, that's what we did," Rondo said.
In OT, Bass hit a tiebreaking free throw, making it 93-92, then scored on a twisting layup on the next possession. He added a breakaway dunk with 37.7 seconds left to help seal it.
The Wizards shot only 3 of 10 in overtime.
"We gotta learn to play down the stretch," Washington coach Randy Whittman said. "It's a learning process, taking care of the ball, execution, making plays down the stretch."
Bradley Beal, Kevin Seraphin and Martell Webster each scored 16 points for the Wizards (0-3).
"The biggest thing we have to do is just close out the game," Beal said. "We're there every single time. We made the comeback to take the lead, but it's just up to us to make plays down the stretch."
Boston (2-2) beat the Wizards 89-86 in Washington on Saturday night.
Reserve Chris Singleton's clean drive down the lane for a dunk tied it with 9.4 seconds left. Rondo then missed a jumper as the horn sounded, sending the game to overtime.
Beal's 3-pointer from the top of the key had given the Wizards an 83-82 lead with 68 seconds left in regulation, and they made it 84-82 when Webster hit a free throw after Garnett was whistled for a technical.
But Garnett was fouled on Boston's ensuing possession and hit both free throws, tying it. Pierce then stole the ball from Seraphin at midcourt and was fouled, hitting the first of two to push Boston ahead 85-84.
After Webster turned the ball over trying to drive the lane, Rondo hit one of two free throws to make it 86-84 with 27 seconds left.
Singleton nailed two free throws tying it at 86 before Rondo hit a 20-foot jumper from the top of the key to push Boston back in front.
Boston had taken a 71-60 lead with just over 10 minutes to play on Pierce's three-point play, coming on just his second basket of the game, when he was fouled on a fast-break layup. The Wizards then climbed back mostly behind the play of Singleton, who scored six of Washington's eight points as it narrowed the gap to 77-76 on Webster's 3 with 5:19 left.
After Terry nailed a 3 for Boston, the Wizards scored the next four points, tying it 80-all on Seraphin's dunk with 3 1/2 minutes to play.
The Celtics had trailed by seven in a first half that mostly featured poor shooting and sluggish play — except when Garnett was on the floor — but scored the initial five points after the break to tie the game at 42.
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He got so damn high, it's fitting it happened in Colorado.
That is what I call altitude.
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It gets more stupid each time I watch it.
If you disagree with me, you are either a racist, a homophobe, or most likely, both.
I have no idea how that powell oop beat this one, I swear espn just be trollin' all day.
Wonder what it's like to be eye level with the rim.
Mile high Gordon OWNS the HERD OF BUFFS
Does anyone have a video of Gordon's breakaway reverse clutch dunk?
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Nancy Bartlett, left, manager of Lounsbury Furniture's new store in Saint John, and Jill Sadler, director of operations of the five-store chain.
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In an interview, Sadler said the privately held retailer was ready to add a fifth store. "Our sales are up compared to last year and we're slightly ahead of the market," she said.
Since Sadler came on as director of store operations just over two years ago, Lounsbury has been reasserting itself as a major player in New Brunswick. All five outlets now operate under the Lounsbury banner, including two that were under the Ashley Furniture banner for a number of years.
While the company is definitely looking for growth, Sadler isn't committing herself to a timetable for store number six.
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Hypohidrotic ectodermal dysplasia with immune deficiency
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- Anhidrotic ectodermal dysplasia with immune deficiency
- Ectodermal dysplasia, hypohidrotic, with immune deficiency
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