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booze blessings

I need a holiday soon I think.

Let me summarize the booze blessings I have done for Newfoundlland and other brands.

On the left will be the brand and on the right what it is avatar-1 of (has duality with and is aligned with but is not identical to).

Guinness the river Liffey (renewal of Amergin facilitation of blessing of river Liffey on predecessor of Guinness) Smithwick's Brigid (who I define as the sun) Kilkenny Dame Alice and partners (multi-alignment) Caffrey's the founder and partners Harp Turlough O'Carolan and partners Strongbow the Cornish wife of Herne and now partners including him, she invented cider (this was a renewal [re-alignment] of a facilitation by Myrddin on probably a predecessor of Strongbow. Wyndham Hill Estates wine the continent of Australia some rose non-alcoholic wine whose name I forget Rose Lamb's rum Jesus (the lamb) Screech rum the island of Newfoundland Old Sam rum supposedly I mentally pointed out how to Liz Pickard how to facilitate (really assisted her, she cannot on her own) and she picked one or more someones to align it with but I don't know if that is true and if not I will do one after consultation with her Stella Artis beer Stella Artis and partners

Newfoundland and Canadian beer

-------------------------------------------------- Canadian St. John's type Maple and Quebec Sugar Maple if different Labatt Blue Esus and Blue Whale (the Esus connection is that Emile Benoit was an avatar-1 of Esus and is now part of Esus and his favourite beer was Blue) Dominion the island of Newfoundland Black Horse Horse India Indra Jockey Club Will Shoemaker and also the St. John's Waterford River Blue Star Gaia (the earth, which would be a blue star from a way's away in space, and I hope Blue Star is the first beer drunk on Mars) Labatt Lite Polar Bear Canadian Lite Beluga Whale Blue Lite Maurice Richard (who just went beyond afterlife just now) Labatt Sterling Silver Kyle the ship The Kyle Killick Demasduit and partners Hemp Hemp Raspberry Wheat Raspberry and Wheat

1892 The North Atlantic Northern Light Polaris Eric's Red Odin and partners (it would have been Eric but he is inhis sixth reincarnation and is in living human form and I saw him at The Ship Inn not long ago) moonshine Luna the moon (who I think is Selene too but not Diana or Artemis who were once human) O'Doul's the founder Alexander Keith's Alexander Keith and now partners

except for maybe one more wine I think that is all though I may have forgotten a couple. When I give a formerly human name above they have to be in the beyond afterlife. When I give a species name above it is a species someone. When I give a chemical name it is a chemical someone (Silver above). I think the North Atlantic and South Atlantic separate gyres are separate someones but if not then North Atlantic above just maps to Atlantic, but in any case I partly referred to a certain connection I had when looking east from Signal Hill the night of Jan. 6, 1994. Great Big Sea also have from me a band handshake association with North Atlantic, and the LSPU Hall is aligned with the North Atlantic as a venue blessing though it was pretty charged already and has some good wood. Oh, and North Atlantic Petroleum are also aligned with North Atlantic but I don't know if their beer store near me stocks 1892 . Tim Hortons is aligned with Tim Horton and partners. Mickey Quinn's is aligned with Mickey Quinn. The Delta hotel chain is aligned with The Mississippi River.

Ha, so anyway, try one of the beverages (O'Doul's is non-alcoholic) and see if they have improved though I did some of those a good while ago (also don't drink and drive and don't overdo it).

Screech may soon have anti-addiction properties Jockey Club may soon have general healing properties including anti-addiction

But for now I do not advise an alcoholic to try them.

Again, the best pint of Kilkenny in town is at CBTG's.

And I think I will advise my chemist and wide range diviner friend Bob Redmond to get together with an old guy I saw on Water Street near Hava Java not long ago and precog investor John Crosbie to produce a Newfoundland whiskey.

For beer companies outside Newfoundland reading this, the water here in Newfoundland is excellent for making beer, some who come back from away swear the same brand brewed here is much better than brewed on the mainland of Canada. Now that may be partly due to the water but it is also partly due to good brewers with centuries of tradition. (OK, now can I have a free one?)

Again, there is a Palestinian wine which has a similar blessing facilitated by Jesus in which the alignment is with Noah.

Cheers, David

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David Dalton
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I forgot one.

Budweiser (the main brand, not Bud Lite) -- Stevie Ray Vaughan

I did that because of the huge Budweiser guitar at Club One here in St. John's, but I have later divined that the founder of Budweiser has reincarnated as Stevie Ray Vaughan's brother Jimmy Vaughan.

But unfortunately Club One, despite that huge Budweiser guitar that dominates the room, have a deal with Molson so they serve only Molson products and thus they do not serve Budweiser. If they absolutely cannot break that and cannot sell Budweiser then I suggest a way they might improve their fortunes is to provide free Budweiser to the musicians backstage.

David

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David Dalton

If only...

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jesskidden

Does booze bless us with your bizarre rants?

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Marc Hollett

Only you could make a post about booze a bad thing

Reply to
Mega Tech

Just how much did you have to drink before writing that ?

Reply to
Deadeye

However it could be that Molson would allow them to sell Budweiser at a higher price than Molson products as The Fat Cat blues and rock bar does.

Reply to
David Dalton

So there is no good beer where you live?

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Randal

But some Irish celtic pagans may think Lugh is the sun but I divine Lugh was an Irish human figure such as me at this stage 10358 years ago. (Kali and the Dagda were h*mo sapiens archaic, Cerridwen was in the species before that.) Again I define Brigid as the sun based on a strong solar connection that occurred for me when I was looking at a web page picture of the Kildare well. I do not believe there ever was a St. Brigid or a St. Fintan though Fintan was an Irish figure similar to me at this stage 8055 years ago. But as I have said elsewhere I am more similar to the Irish figure Siobra (who the Breton druids may know more about today than the Irish druids, and his region included Brittany) who was at this stage 9055 years ago, and was a figure similar to Jacob, who covered pre-Jews, Egyptian pagans, Sumerian pagans and atheists in a fairly large region. My region is I think all/everything, but with a baseline of

4504 miles, a fair bit larger than the radius of the earth, is at least global and near space including the space station and including the subsurface (the Buddha only got down to the upper mantle). I will not start a new religion unless there is no movement. I am not in a religion but am individual/eclectic, and my working does not distinguish on the basis of religion or lack thereof or indeed species. But if asked who I am with I would say I am human and am with other humans.

Sinead O'Connor is the avatar-1 of Brigid and knowing that and knowing the attributes/powers of Brigid she could attain a portion of those which she may already manifest at a lower level. So I bet knowing that she could really inspire other poets and songwriters to be really creative.

Ha, and I guess by the transitive property Sinead O'Connor is aligned with Smithwick's.

Honey Brown Newfoundland Wild Bee (now that wild bee doesn't make enough honey for commercial purposes but does make some for its own purposes and has been in Newfoundland much longer than commercial honey bees)

Reply to
David Dalton

Actually in the song The Gartan Mother's Lullaby the name is spelled Siobhra .

Reply to
David Dalton

So which beer do you like the best?

:-)

DRD

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David Dalton

jeez man..you responded to your own post 5 times! you can't surpass dalton's entertainment value

Reply to
DaveHX

Unbelievable.

Freakin' unbelievable. It's like watching some horrible collage of calamity film footage in slow motion--horrifying, yet you can't POSSIBLY tear your eyes away.

If you feel compelled to see more of this rival of William Topaz McGonigal, seek out rec.music.celtic.

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Alexander D. Mitchell IV

proof that to much education is a bad thing

Reply to
Cisco Newfie

The Mothership is obviously waiting somewhere for you, David. Wow.

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Hattrick

I added a facilitation of a blessing by the Irish divine smith Goibniu (often equated with the Welsh divine smith Govannon but if they are different it is Goibniu) to the blessing of Brigid (the sun) on Smithwick's beer.

So Smithwick's is multi-aligned with Brigid and Goibnu as of late last night.

I also added a faciliation of a blessing of Owl2 on O'Douls' (odd owl's) so O'Doul's non-alcoholic (well, 0.5 %) beer is multi-aligned with the founder of the brand and with Owl2. Owl2 is the species someone of the owl found near Howley ('owly?), Newfoundland, where Sarah McLachlan's birth mom was from, so someone on nf.general told me once. owl1 is a BC owl, the W.I.S.E. Hall is multi-aligned with Owl1 and Leek and Shamrock and Thistle and Rose and a house fairy, and the wooden owl at the back of the Railway Club on the edge of the back bar (not the very back bar but the back of the long narrow main bar) if aligned with Owl1.

David

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David Dalton

That should be spelled Goibniu, at least according to Anne Ross's book Pagan Celtic Britain. Goibniu was a spearhead figure like Mahatma Gandhi, I divine.

No, another update:

Smithwick's is multi-aligned with Brigid and Goibniu and the founder of the Smithwick's brand.

Also Strongbow is now multi-aligned with the Cornish wife of Herne (she invented cider) and Herne and the rest of their marriage group.

David

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David Dalton

goes in tight. ga zoon tit gas on tight

whatr? get yur own beers don't know u dude oh in a purple dress

yeah sure i remember come on sit down and have a beeer

CIVILIZATION AS WE KNOW IT

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dug88

yes, we can thank the Egyptians for lots including beer

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David Dalton

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dug88

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