My post number 99 ! Next one may be 100th

Everyone here posts about his 100th, 2000th post etc, and I've decided to post before I make the 100th post. So prepare the next one is number 100th. Guess in which forum it will be?

 

Awesome! I will take it a step further and guess what thread 100 for you will be in.

http://forums.digitalpoint.com/showthread.php?t=38185

 

well last one i guess....congrats to ya

 

hmmm wonder what'll be the 100th post...
as for me... just startin to do my count...

 

Wow! Congrats, was not that long ago I hit 100

 

It'll be in the DMOZ section with you wondering when one of your sites is going to be listed.

 

This is my post 1483 do I get a cookie?

 

Damn I bet that would go great with my coffee.

 

I believe it is a Chocolate White Chocolate Macadamia Nut...yummmm

 

Mannn, that cookie looks so good right now! It's times like these I hate the internet... What do I get for 3,000 posts? 2 cookies and a beer?

 

Sure but beer and cookies don't go the greatest together. How about some spiked coffee, 2 cookies and a 6 pack of beer for later?

 

Beer Cookies?

 

I'll eat anything with beer, nothing can make that nasty stuff taste better.

Now that's a cool cookie palespyder.

 

Beer nasty? Say it isn't so, beer good.

 

I just don't like the taste too much, but I don't mind having one on occasion.

 

Welcome back stranger and hetting the thread back on subject he still hasn't made that 100th post

 

You should try a good German beer Warsteiner or something similar. I am an extreme beer snob because I abhor the tatse of American piss water....

 

I'm the exact opposite, I've yet to find a German beer that I like So for now I'll continue to drink the American Piss Water and love it.

 

Hey dct!!

Canadians don't much like the American piss they call beer either.

Ours is stronger and better. One of our best is from Creston, British Columbia, it comes from the water in the mountains, it's so good! It's called Kokanee.

"Kokanee is an extremely popular beer brewed in the historic Columbia Brewery in Creston, British Columbia. A light, flavorful beer, it is most-commonly found in the Pacific Northwestern United States and throughout Canada. It is extremely popular primarily due to its crisp flavor and relativly inexpensive price.

Kokanee is a Pilsner Style Lager with 5.0% alcohol v/v and is British Columbia's most popular beer. It contains no preservatives and is aged naturally. The "glacier fresh" taste of Kokanee (a marketing slogan for the brew) is created by making the beer from pure mountain stream water. It uses three malts and a blend of western grown North American Hops."