I'll have to stop brewing

[FedoraDave]

My daughter and son-in-law found this poster in a museum gift shop when they visited Philadelphia, and they gave it to me for Christmas. That Eliot Ness doesn't give up easily.

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[mashani]

His ashes are scattered only a few miles from me.

So far he hasn't risen from the grave to kick my ass.

[berryman]

Cool Man cave poster Dave, I don't think that will stop you though.

[FedoraDave]

Cool Man cave poster Dave, I don't think that will stop you though.

Not hardly. But everyone thought it was a great gift. And they also gave me a book about Beer in America, from the 1600s - 1850. Great history, and centered around a topic I love. They told me it's real easy to buy a gift for someone with such an obvious fetish for their hobby.

[Kealia]

His ashes are scattered only a few miles from me.

So far he hasn't risen from the grave to kick my ass.

Hahaha!

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[mashani]

In case you ever want to visit the dude... lots of other interesting people there too.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lake_View_Cemetery

And it's actually a very beautiful place to wander around in.

https://www.google.com/search?hl=en&tbm ... 4EZhQse-3g

It's the entire reason Cleveland's "Little Italy" exists. As in stone masons.

[FedoraDave]

That does look lovely, Mash. It's kind of interesting to see what celebrities are interred near our places of residence. As it happens, Lou Gehrig and Ann Bancroft, among others, are buried right near the school where my wife works.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kensico_Cemetery

Me, I'm still wondering who's buried in Grant's Tomb.