Those were the days.....

[b1ngnx33]

Nice.

It reminds me of time and how people can't let go.

I absolutely agree that airlines have gone psycho.

The gov't doesn't know what to do, so they just make more laws.

But there is always a solution, or multiple solutions.

Air-hijackers will lose their right to life. Free-for-all target, no charges, no court, no lawyers. The right to kill.

Airport security is replaced with the right to communicate with every swear word you can scream at the "offending" human.

Human responsibility will be legally put into the hands of everyone, not just one group called "security".

You will not be allowed to be a lazy, apathetic, abdicating moron.

Giving people the power to act is what the government doesn't do.

The government strips people of rights and liberties in the name of fear and security.

In the end, you won't have any security at all.

All governments reach a point of no return. Where corruption has gotten so bad it will destroy itself.

It's happened before, it'll happen again.

[tonysoprano]

I have two bottles of 2004 Tignanello sitting in cellar, number 4 on Wine Spectator's Top 100 of 2007.






(...as I set my watch to see how fast Old Fella comes outta nowhere to chime in.)

You might get a visit for revealing that one.

[bmc]

"The 2004 Tignanello (85% Sangiovese, 10% Cabernet Sauvignon and 5% Cabernet Franc) presents a livelier shade of ruby along with fresher aromatics and flavors. Deeply expressive, it reveals black cherries, licorice, tar and sweet toasted oak on a linear, silky-textured frame of great class and elegance, showing outstanding presence on the palate and fine tannins to round out the finish." Robert Parker 93pts

Where is that old fart, anyhow?

[tonysoprano]

..doing the smart thing spending less time on this forum. Or maybe he's too busy drinking wine.

...93 points for that Tignanello. Wow. Pretty respectable.