Esau.

http://content.usatoday.com/communities/ondeadline/2011/miracle-hockey-shot/1

Crazy shit going on lately it seems. I read reports from someone who knew someone working there and there may be 5 dead, and something like 24 or so people taken to hospital.

Except no one said it was put in the drink, only that if you drink while taking it, you could have the side effects like those you described. With the amount of information given in the OP, it was open to suggestion if you ask me. It could also be suggested that if his BAC rose too quick (this can happen with less then 4 drinks/beers), you can have temporary short term memory loss/block. Although still be functional, social and seemingly coherent to everyone around you even though you are not forming any memories from a certain point on throughout the night. Honestly though, I don't see how anyone could give any helpful information here. I mean, I've purposely taken GHB and not experienced anything like you described.

Here's what the Iron Sheik thinks about that. http://deadspin.com/5817848

Second Tube's mix from 2003 Disc 1 (of 4) 1. Eric Truffaz Ladyland Quartet Sweet Mercy 12/09/01 2. The Product Toy R Us 11/04/02 3. The Slip 54/46 Was My Number 02/14/97 4. Robert Walter's 20th Congress Volcanic Acne 02/07/03 5. Estradasphere Giant Steps 01/05/01 6. Ulu Rollin 02/01/02 7. Jacod Freed Jazz Odyssey [1] Karl Denson & Big Sam Jam 07/07/02 8. YoMiles! [2] Moja 03/04/00 9. Jukejoint Too High > 07/20/02 10. Jukejoint As If 07/20/02

In 1991 I was 21 on GD tour, working shakedown proper while swilling Jack Daniels, tipping coolers and selling bunk paper to those custy Phish noobs who were ruining the scene.

O'Neil's makes a mean burger I can tell ya that, been a staple of mine & my buddies for years now. It was the only thing that made living in that neighbourhood worthwhile.

Clearing out a ton of shows and I was wondering if anyone was interested in this? Great show from a great player? Drop me a PM or reply here. Already burned to DVD and ready to ship. I'll post more if there is any interest. Sorry it's not mp3's, I know most prefer those for some reason.

Thankfully, my car (dubbed the rolling coffin) is no longer road worthy and has been scrapped.

If you ever make your way to Hamilton, be sure to visit O'Neil's on Barton Street East here. They'll serve you up a few different monster burgers, the biggest being "The Pugger" - 1lb of hand pressed ground beef. Usually I get the "World" burger (3/4 lb). Here's a corny marketing video with not so great music, but it gives ya an idea. -1xWTJqWJeo

I was expecting to see bands like Rage Against The Machine on the bill, but it's actually a country (err "pop country") music festival. :surprise:

I hear no one at Rhino will be allowed consume anything but organic tofu and soy beverages during the production of this collection.

The last poll they took, that I recall anyway (circa 1990 or so) showed most were against it. Times change of course, as this poll of less then 1000 people shows (although it's really a small sample size to go by in my opinion). I'd like to see a province wide survey though, out of curiosity. There are variety/corner stores already selling beer and liquor in Ontario though, of course those are mainly smaller rural towns, usually 15 minutes to an hour (or more) from a bigger city, so I'll assume that after 10-15 years of those operating there is probably a different outlook towards it from the general public.

Actually they were originally called 'Westport chairs' named after Wesport, New York where it was patented. It was only later called the Adirondack chair in honor of the mountains, where there was a convalescent home/retreat where T.B patients went to recover, after that they were called Adirondack chairs due to the popularity and comfort. There is some slight differences between the two though, the American version has a flat yolk, where the Canadian has a curved, the span between the arms is smaller in the Canadian version, as well they are lower to the ground. The things you learn having cabinet and furniture maker friends. I actually grew up with hearing them called "West Ports", but anytime I've called them that no one ever knew what I was talking about or figured I was referring to cigarettes. So Muskoka/Adirondack it is. Regardless, Muskoka, Laurentian or Adirondack chair, it's all pretty much the same anyway, only localized. Since my spinal surgeries though, I find them very uncomfortable and avoid them like the plague.

Produced by: Larry Campbell (Bob Dylan/Levon Helm) at Helm's legendary studio in Woodstock, New York. Drops september 13. Here's a sample The Gourds, "Melchert" [color:red][edit to add] Found another track on soundcloud posted by the record company. I want it so Bad - The Gourds http://soundcloud.com/vanguard-records/the-gourds-i-want-it-so-bad Another track with video, (un)released by the band, but not searchable on youtube, don't ask how I got this. Drop What I'm Doin' - The Gourds http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kYvnMKtasiA

Clocker Redbury & Dusty Slosinger - Present: Cold War's Hot Shower feat. Dr. B (Jimmy Smith of the Gourds side project)

Just saw this on TV. Terrible news. Politics aside, as a cancer survivor, I can say, no matter how minor things may seem, or even be, this is a terrible strain on ones mental, physical and emotional health. I wish him a speedy and successful recovery. Get well Jack and keep up that positive attitude, it goes a long way in the process. http://www.cbc.ca/news/politics/story/2011/07/25/layton-ndp.html?ref=rss

I saw the other week that here on the escarpment in Hamilton (Rymal Road aka Hwy 53) they put the skate park next to the new police station. n Perhaps not the solution for your community I suppose, but it keeps out the bullshit element sometimes associated with those places. There was a ton of kids there too.