[QUOTE=Mr. Zombie;46078554]What kind of name is Chambree[/QUOTE]
a bad one
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Funny thing is, I work in one of those (Actual) buildings.
[QUOTE=Darth_Toast;46077891][video=youtube;_9QR3qaK_Cs]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_9QR3qaK_Cs[/video][/QUOTE]
[QUOTE=Mr. Zombie;46078554]What kind of name is Chambree[/QUOTE]
fancy pants name
even the picture she looks fancy
[QUOTE=milkandcooki;46077903]i firmly believe that this is the greatest celebrity related thing ever[/QUOTE]
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what about the fact that Taylor Swift is a /b/tard
[QUOTE=Corndog Ninja;46078236]blew a guy for it.[/QUOTE]
JUST blew a guy for it? I get a feeling that you would probably have to rescue an entire small country from some catastrophe in order to actually get your hands on a bottle of wine from 1907.
[QUOTE=Darth_Toast;46078287]CHARGE YOUR PHONE[/QUOTE]
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No.
[QUOTE=genkaz92;46078774]JUST blew a guy for it? I get a feeling that you would probably have to rescue an entire small country from some catastrophe in order to actually get your hands on a bottle of wine from 1907.[/QUOTE]
[url=http://wineprices.vinfolio.com/do/wineprices/detail/1907_d-oliveiras-malvasia-vintage-madeira-reserva?vintage.wine.id=236681&vintage.year=1907]1907 D'Oliveiras Malvasia Vintage Madeira Reserva[/url], average auction price, $250 per bottle. Some as low as $88.
On the high end, a 1907 [url=http://wineprices.vinfolio.com/do/wineprices/detail/1907_lafite-rothschild?vintage.wine.id=52681&vintage.year=1907]Chateau Lafite-Rothschild[/url] sells for up to $5000 per bottle, although it's also sold as low as $320.
So yeah, not exactly a king's ransom there.
If you really want something expensive, you need to go back to the 18th century. A 1787 bottle of Chateau Lafite sold for over $150,000. Granted, it was originally bought by Thomas Jefferson, but still, lot of money for booze that almost certainly had gone bad before WW1.
look at this nerd and his grape juice
[QUOTE=gman003-main;46078840][url=http://wineprices.vinfolio.com/do/wineprices/detail/1907_d-oliveiras-malvasia-vintage-madeira-reserva?vintage.wine.id=236681&vintage.year=1907]1907 D'Oliveiras Malvasia Vintage Madeira Reserva[/url], average auction price, $250 per bottle. Some as low as $88.
On the high end, a 1907 [url=http://wineprices.vinfolio.com/do/wineprices/detail/1907_lafite-rothschild?vintage.wine.id=52681&vintage.year=1907]Chateau Lafite-Rothschild[/url] sells for up to $5000 per bottle, although it's also sold as low as $320.
So yeah, not exactly a king's ransom there.
If you really want something expensive, you need to go back to the 18th century. A 1787 bottle of Chateau Lafite sold for over $150,000. Granted, it was originally bought by Thomas Jefferson, but still, lot of money for booze that almost certainly had gone bad before WW1.[/QUOTE]
You sure know a lot about blowing dudes
Does anyone have that one greentext that was just a collection of funny usernames this guy had seen on Steam and such? It included gems like "Kim Jong Illest" and "Mister Lister the Sister Fister".
[QUOTE=gman003-main;46078840][url=http://wineprices.vinfolio.com/do/wineprices/detail/1907_d-oliveiras-malvasia-vintage-madeira-reserva?vintage.wine.id=236681&vintage.year=1907]1907 D'Oliveiras Malvasia Vintage Madeira Reserva[/url], average auction price, $250 per bottle. Some as low as $88.
On the high end, a 1907 [url=http://wineprices.vinfolio.com/do/wineprices/detail/1907_lafite-rothschild?vintage.wine.id=52681&vintage.year=1907]Chateau Lafite-Rothschild[/url] sells for up to $5000 per bottle, although it's also sold as low as $320.
So yeah, not exactly a king's ransom there.
If you really want something expensive, you need to go back to the 18th century. A 1787 bottle of Chateau Lafite sold for over $150,000. Granted, it was originally bought by Thomas Jefferson, but still, lot of money for booze that almost certainly had gone bad before WW1.[/QUOTE]
Your knowledge of fermented grape-drinks are impressive.
[QUOTE=gman003-main;46078840][url=http://wineprices.vinfolio.com/do/wineprices/detail/1907_d-oliveiras-malvasia-vintage-madeira-reserva?vintage.wine.id=236681&vintage.year=1907]1907 D'Oliveiras Malvasia Vintage Madeira Reserva[/url], average auction price, $250 per bottle. Some as low as $88.
On the high end, a 1907 [url=http://wineprices.vinfolio.com/do/wineprices/detail/1907_lafite-rothschild?vintage.wine.id=52681&vintage.year=1907]Chateau Lafite-Rothschild[/url] sells for up to $5000 per bottle, although it's also sold as low as $320.
So yeah, not exactly a king's ransom there.
If you really want something expensive, you need to go back to the 18th century. A 1787 bottle of Chateau Lafite sold for over $150,000. Granted, it was originally bought by Thomas Jefferson, but still, lot of money for booze that almost certainly had gone bad before WW1.[/QUOTE]
Personally I thought you were supposed to buy them a drink [I]before[/I], not after
[QUOTE=gman003-main;46078840][url=http://wineprices.vinfolio.com/do/wineprices/detail/1907_d-oliveiras-malvasia-vintage-madeira-reserva?vintage.wine.id=236681&vintage.year=1907]1907 D'Oliveiras Malvasia Vintage Madeira Reserva[/url], average auction price, $250 per bottle. Some as low as $88.
On the high end, a 1907 [url=http://wineprices.vinfolio.com/do/wineprices/detail/1907_lafite-rothschild?vintage.wine.id=52681&vintage.year=1907]Chateau Lafite-Rothschild[/url] sells for up to $5000 per bottle, although it's also sold as low as $320.
So yeah, not exactly a king's ransom there.
If you really want something expensive, you need to go back to the 18th century. A 1787 bottle of Chateau Lafite sold for over $150,000. Granted, it was originally bought by Thomas Jefferson, but still, lot of money for booze that almost certainly had gone bad before WW1.[/QUOTE]
wine is for cowards. drink gasoline to improve bone strength and become incredibly good at fighting
[QUOTE=Raxas;46078900]Does anyone have that one greentext that was just a collection of funny usernames this guy had seen on Steam and such? It included gems like "Kim Jong Illest" and "Mister Lister the Sister Fister".[/QUOTE]
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Adolf Hatler is a personal favorite
Expensive. wine seems like a whole lot of money for not very much. I mean, there's only so good something consumable can be before whatever you paid for it is far too much.
I mean, paying more up to a few hundred dollars if you really like wine and have money to burn, ok. Excessive but I can understand that. Once you're paying even more than that you're just flaunting how much money you have to burn for prestige or something.
[QUOTE=Reds;46079016]Expensive. wine seems like a whole lot of money for not very much. I mean, there's only so good something consumable can be before whatever you paid for it is far too much.
I mean, paying more up to a few hundred dollars if you really like wine and have money to burn, ok. Excessive but I can understand that. Once you're paying even more than that you're just flaunting how much money you have to burn for prestige or something.[/QUOTE]
sounds like youre poor and cant afford to eat an entire brick of edible gold for breakfast every morning with a soothing glass of actual gasoline.
[QUOTE=YourBreakfsat;46079044]-booty-[/QUOTE]
Am I supposed to find a problem with this
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welp, looks like im gay now
[QUOTE=Reds;46079016]Expensive. wine seems like a whole lot of money for not very much. I mean, there's only so good something consumable can be before whatever you paid for it is far too much.
I mean, paying more up to a few hundred dollars if you really like wine and have money to burn, ok. Excessive but I can understand that. Once you're paying even more than that you're just flaunting how much money you have to burn for prestige or something.[/QUOTE]
Nah, its the same thing with any sort of luxury product. Think supercars, for everyday driving most of them are worse than a regular vehicle in almost every way, with a ludicrous pricetag to boot, but for someone who really loves cars there's no item that they would rather spend their money on.
[QUOTE=notrabies;46079081]Nah, its the same thing with any sort of luxury product. Think supercars, for everyday driving most of them are worse than a regular vehicle in almost every way, with a ludicrous pricetag to boot, but for someone who really loves cars there's no item that they would rather spend their money on.[/QUOTE]
I think he's talking about buying super expensive wine to drink. You can drive a $400K car and still have a car at the end of the day, but if you drink a $400K bottle of wine, you're left with a bottle.
