A friend of mine homebrews. For his most recent beer I helped him make it. What started off as a plain old milk stout turned into the most potent beer I’ve ever drank.

I took the Prelude out for a nice little drive this morning. I accidentally got it airborne at a railroad crossing. There was a nasty sound when it hit the ground but thankfully nothing was damaged.

The age difference between my TSX (2009) and the bridge in the background (1884).

Since the last one was fairly popular.

Meme dump ahead.

I’ve seen this around town for a few years now. Never thought to get a photo of it until today. You just don’t see these anymore, with good reason.

Wasn’t the happiest when I found out the beer store near work stopped its in-store on-tap sales. Oh well, the TSX still looks good.

I rode in my friend’s RS last night. It’s an absolute blast. Now I just need to find a Type R to compare them.

Because it’s apparently National Dog Day.

But I want one of these very, very badly. I can only think they’ll be close to $100,000 by the time they become importable (2032-2033), though.

I was wondering when this guy would be back with one of these.

I took Coal to the park this morning and, much to my surprise, he actually wanted to wade in the water for a bit. He usually hates getting wet, but I suppose he wanted to cool off for a bit. He even sat down for a few minutes.

It’s that time of year when you really start to notice how much earlier the sun is setting.

It’s above the urinals in the men’s room. They’re styled like beer kegs. Because light beer is...well, you probably figured out the joke by now.

Took the TSX to get its airbag recall done today. Sadly, there wasn’t a real NSX to be found.

I bought two. One to let age and one to drink sometime in the next few days. I had the original version of this last Christmas and it was as good as it was deadly (20% ABV). I bet this version is even better.

Tearing up some twisties this morning. It’s fun to flog this car again now that I don’t have to worry about driving it to work every day.