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Goes down by 50% each generation, so mathematically speaking, it might be stable, but would never be pure.

Ask these cats: http://www.lawhiskeysociety.com/pages/Value-of-Very-Old-Fitzgerald I think being a 10 year will limit the top end. Whiskey stops aging once it's in the out of the wood and into the glass bottle. Does look like it will have some value though.

Sasquatch!

Now that just ain't right... ;-)

$50

Hmmmmm.... Congrats skarecrow! Kinda went a bit out of my comfort zone there.

$2.50?

Or a trip to the desert Casino style...

Count on it ;-)

Hmmmmm... *ponders strategy*

I'll see your Benny and raise you a Jackson and a Lincoln.

I'm in for two. Hit me up.

..... *comes out of deep lurk status*

How about one BREWERY?   Ain't no way I can choose one beer for the rest of my life. I would fool around on it with another ale, it would get jealous... If I didn't wind up like Phil Hartman there would probably be an ugly divorce... Stories would come out... The whole thing would wind up on the...

Not a Bhut at all. Looks much more like a regular Trinidad Scorpion.

Be careful with those bleeding Borgs.   I've had several of both. I think the bleeding Borg hits harder to be honest. It's no pepper for the fain of heart.

That doesn't look like Brazilian ghosts either. And while we're at it, they don't even look like Morugas.