Crissy Moran and Marker's Mark, Classics...

No doubt, it wouldn't take you long to see why these two are easily American Classics.


Just have to ask your self, "How could something so Good be Bad for you?" then ask yourself "How can something so Bad be Good?!". It's easy Crissy Moran is someone you can tied up or tied down, while Marker's Mark can easly be thrown back or sipped conently.Crissy Moran is a young model from California, who has appeared in numerous projects, including Mystique Magazine and Playboy: Book Of Lingerie

This stunning Diva came into the modeling world by accident! Seeing an Internet site where aspiring models could post their pictures, Crissy had someone scan some snapshots. Crissy then posted the pics, as global job offers soon started pouring in! Now here picture can be found everywhere on the Internet. Summer, is still my theme and I found these photo’s in a bathing suit stunning to say the least. Crissy will easily go down as an American classic. There is just something about her built and sex appeal that will stand the test of time.

Now there are a few official and non-official sites, and to the best of our knowledge this is “The Official Site” Club Crissy








Continuing with Quality, here comes Marker’s Mark. The family commits to the philosophy that has been passed down, simply “Whiskey should be hand-crafted in small batches by people. American made, true to nature.




Marker’s Mark is made with pure iron-free limestone spring water exclusively! Traditionally Whiskey, American that is, is made from Corn. There’s no change here, Yellow Corn and Red Winter Wheat from specially selected small farm cooperatives supply this distillery. The wheat is what gives it the mellow taste that has kept Marker’s Mark on the top shelf. In a time of fast pass, it’s refreshing to see someone still takes the time to make something right. One should take the on-line tour at Marker’s Mark to fully appreciate everything that goes into making this fine American Whiskey. Get the details, right down to the American White Oak Barrels. As always, take it “neat” before you move on, but even I’m tempted to try their “Perfect Mint Julep”.