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(by the way, cool photo, Nicolai, forgot to say that!).
No need to. 
In any case, I'll try to be there at the next (and possibly last for whatever reason, but yeah, as you said, theoretically anyone could continue... theoretically....) Cheers.
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Cool!
It will be the last with me as host & organizer, anyway. There are murmurs in the background about regular Cheers participant FalkirkBairn taking over the reigns after that, outside the realms of this thread. We'll have to see. Zoom chats was a very pandemic thing, anyway (as you say), and it's already on overtime now.
Looking forward to another Cheers discussion. Zoom chats are on overtime for situations where it is easy for the group to get together in person. For situations like this, where participants are in different countries and there really isn't a cheap alternative for engaging otherwise, it is still a great option. Writes the guy who is still posting on a message board.
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The Hans Gruber would be fun to try sometime. Last night, I had a couple of these, which is a great IPA from a local microbrewery:
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This week I won't make it, I'm in Austria, without a PC or MAC. So ideal if you want to proceed without me crashing the party.
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Every year, I go to Newport, Rhode Island. There they have a lovely APA, Whaler's Rise; it's the only beer I drink when in New England, such is its magnificence. It is available on draught in several bars and restaurants. However, Whaler's Rise is seemingly not available outside of New England, so I invariably bring a six-pack or two back to Sad Old Florida, where I attempt to stretch out my haul of Whaler's until my next trip to New England.
Thanks for the recommend. I will be sure to give it a try if I am ever in the area.
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