Is this even legal? How much do you think it would cost to mail just a few?

$8

don't think it hasn't escaped me that you haven't gotten to another disc.. which is what i was hoping to avoid.

I'm on season two, old friend.

Okay that's a lie.

Seriously though, Skitch, three factors have prevented me from delving further into the series. 1. I can only have one netflix disc out at a time. 2. I really wanted to finish Season 3 of The Sopranos, which I had been watching before you introduced me to Homicide. 3. After finishing Season 3, I sort of forgot to mail the disc for like two weeks.

This is what tonight looks like for me, though. I'm about to push play:

Spoiler: show

Is that Carmella Soprano in this episode? Also, lol @ Bolander and his neighbor. I can relate.

yes, thats carmela soprano
married to tobias beecher from OZ.

you see a good chunk of the cast of every television show from 1998-2004 in bit parts on homicide.
Keep an eye out for a 12 year old Jake Gyllenhall (sp?) in an upcoming episode.

Crosetti's gotta let that Lincoln thing go.

this thread has veered dramatically off topic

Back to the topic. Yes, it can be done. I used to order a beer from a microbrewery in California that I really, really liked. Only did it once or twice a year for a while, because they ship it in a styrofoam casing and it is kinda bulky.

Can I mail Jammer a beer though?

Beer can be mailed legally between certain states. Some breweries and stores will mail stuff to you as well. I used to have this store ship to me when I lived out of state: http://www.halftimebeverage.com

Mail it but pack it tight and secure so nothing breaks. You'll be fine.

so this happened. We'll see how it goes. it felt like it was packed tight enough, so, yeah.

Are you mailing Reid beer?

Not this time, no.

I'm pretty sure there is no way for a consumer to mail beer. You just have to pack the shit out of it, mark it fragile, and lie about the contents.

Thats exactly what i did. Lets hope it makes it there.