The Derek & Naked Nate Show

I'm eagerly awaiting the guys getting together and filming a segment so they can show the world all they have found in their Ghosthunting. From preliminary discussion, It sounds as if they boys want to do a variety show, complete with guests, movie clips and an audience that freely drinks beer(they are looking for a sponsor). This will be produced by 23 Media Productions super editer Steve Rose, with the coordination of NOPS.

I'd personally would like to see all their findings from each seeking session they go on. If they mixed that in with a new movie review and a special guest, maybe a paranormal specialist or a spiritual leader who specializes in the paranormal, this would be a fun show. I imagine a paranormal Ghoulardi show. Maybe even get some local access time!

I hope they seeking session become more common and more fruitful so you guys can finally convince the stubborn non-believers, like me, that there really is something bigger. I personally like Nate's approach and belief. He's not afraid to explain it in the scientific sense that most see this world. Derek, on the other hand, says he can outdrink any ghost and is taking on all challengers!

Beer Review #2-Modelo Especial

I wanted to try something different, but cheap. Went to the supermarket beer fridge and found Modelo Especial. It ran about $5.99 for a six of bottles. Not bad for an import.

When you open the bottle, it does have a slight scent of skunkiness, the same is said of Corona also. It's a good pilsner, made south of the border and has been for sale here, since 1990. ( Looked it up) The taste is light and smooth and is great for summer or a Mexican Ghost Hunt. It's got 4.4% ABV, so it'll take a few to prime the engine. I'd compare it to a Miller Light, which i like as a staple. it's worth getting a six or having at a mexican resturant. Try asking for it next time.

You can check the web, by it's name or look up Grupo Modelo for their complete line of beers. Later-CHOPPER

Beer Review #1-Wild Blue Lager

From time to time i'd like to offer my opinions on different beers. I buy random brands and styles of beers, now and then, just to taste whats out there. Maybe it will help you find a new fun beer or even prevent you from having to finish a six pack of something you don't like.

This Review is on Wild Blue Lager by Amheiser Busch. I took a chance on it and bought a six pack at a local Circle K, so it's easy to find. The Packaging that of a micro brew, with a blue bulldog pooping a blueberry and shooing it away. That should be the first clue!

I read the label, 8% ABV, which sounded good. It also said it had a light blueberry taste, sounds nice for a summer lager. I opened a bottle, smelled the aroma and it smelled like a lager with a light aroma of blueberry. Upon pouring the bottle into a glass( I like to let the bubbles stir it and view clarity) i noticed it was a BLUE beer. I tasted it and it is Full On blueberry! You get the initial taste and overall feel of drinking a beer, but it's blueberry, man. I thought they might have used blueberry in the brewing process, i didn't expect it to be that high a concentration.

After reading the label further, it states, infused with natural blueberry flavor. It was not all that bad, though(is beer ever?) It's a beer you may start out with, may have with a summer dinner outside or even share with your lady, when you just want to talk over a drink. I didn't feel this was a beer you could drink all night, it took me 4 nights to finish the six pack off. I would prefer it over the lime brands out there, but thats me and thats another issue.

Out of 5 stars, i'd give it a 3. It was tasty, not bitter and summery. You can find more on it at http://www.wildbluelager.com/. They even offer cooking recipes for pork marinades and vinegrette dressing, cool. Try it, tell me if i'm wrong. Later-CHOPPER