Floor mats for cellar

[Thomas]

..the '82 would be a test all right--of Hotsie's tolerance...<p>[This message has been edited by foodie (edited 01-23-2003).]

[hotwine]

Hehe. That's for sure, Foodie! It makes me nervous to even type "Bordeaux" and "drop" or "bounce" in the same sentence. And an '82 would only be an empty bottle now.

[ShortWiner]

Yes, we can test the effect of the testor's anxiety on bottle fragility. My hypothesis: high anxiety=brittle bottle. <IMG SRC="http://www.wines.com/ubb2/biggrin.gif">

[winedope1]

Foodie- youse is also used in parts of Rhode Island- Cranston and Providence, to be specific. as in- what can I get youse tonight?

[Thomas]

Re, youse: I think Brooklyn got a bad rap. We ought to get the word into the dictionary...that is how it is spelled, isn't it? <p>[This message has been edited by foodie (edited 01-28-2003).]

[Drew]

Gil, I saw similar mats in our Costco,(Price Club). Interlocking firm rubber type, 6 piece set (24sq ft) for $10.49. I think I'm going that route.<P>Drew

[hotwine]

Those interlocking panels are exactly what I've been looking for, Drew. But couldn't find 'em anywhere in this area. Grab 'em.

[Bucko]

Large ceramic tile, almost a terrazo tile on the floor of my cellar. Real men have no fear of tile, arrrhhh, arrrhhh, arrrhhh!

[hotwine]

I guess your juices' plastic jugs must bounce pretty well, Buckster. Hehe.

[winoweenie]

He upgraded his cellar with the move to the new digs to boxed products. WW

[Kcwhippet]

Huh??? Is this an example of ESL?

[winoweenie]

Well KC seems we have a new record. A newbie digs up a 10-YEAR-OLD-THREAD to give us dummies some words of wisdom. WW