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Some people. They like the beer* but can't or don't want to drink the alcohol.
Some people. The people like me. They like the alcohol, don't like most the beer, but love berries. And berry-like fruity goodness. Wine coolers are delicious.
Though. These people. They do not always like the flavored beer. Even if it is all berry. Or peach. Or tasty fruit other.
*The taste. The texture. The qualitie.
Note. I prefer the dark beer to the light beer. Significant margin.
All you need is Guinness.
One of my friends brought a delightful Czech beer over a few weekeds ago. Don't remember what it was called, sadly.
"Left! Left! No, your other left!"
Holy fuck, can we as a reasonably sentient species on this planet retire this greatest and most useless of all comedy tropes? It hasn't been funny for decades, possibly a century or more.
Who are you and what have you done with Wryan?Quote:
Originally Posted by Wryan
HAR HAR HAR.
Nice. As firefighter, I get discounts on Oakley's. A very nice discount no less.
Only problem is I easily lose sunglasses.
I actually wish you get really good beer that was non-alcoholic. I don't drink beer to get a buzz or anything, I drink strictly for the great taste of a good beer. Often times the alcohol just makes me tired, or I have to worry about driving, and so I would welcome so quality, non-alcoholic craft beers.Quote:
Originally Posted by Grouchy
Their Sunset Wheat is among the best beers I've ever had. I was recently fortunate to find a place in Seattle with it on tap. It was the best beer I've ever had in a bar. The thickest, sludgiest, most unfiltered hef I've ever tasted.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ivan Drago
OMG.
I'm so nervous. Going out with Svenosos tomorrow night.
What should I wear?
I've actually had a pumpkin-flavored beer which was quite tasty. Wachusett Blue is quite nice as well (blueberry, of course). Obviously, the blueberry/pumpkin flavors aren't overwhelming or anything nasty like that.
Nothing.Quote:
Originally Posted by Daniel Davis
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Thanks, now I'm going to have to go back and read all of my old Dr. Suess books.
Though I personally don't consider it to have enough body to call it a true hefeweizen along the lines of, say, Pauliner, it is quite a tasty beer, with a very distinctive floral bouquet and flavor to it. It's perfect for a Friday afternoon in the summer when you've just gotten home from work. Easily my favorite thing that Leinies puts out (with my least fave being their Honey Weiss - bleech!).Quote:
Originally Posted by Daniel Davis
Yeah, there was a whole ton of political stuff going on in Dr. Seuss' books. Ones that come to mind, other than Yertle the Turtle, are The Great Butter Battle, and The Lorax, anti-war and pro-environment stories respectively.Quote:
Originally Posted by Glass Co.
Posted in the FDT thread:
Now that I have a new computer, I might be able to do what I've been wanting to do for a while, which is a radio show with Match Cut people. Preferbly along the lines of something like Around The Horn or Pardon the Interruption.
Anyone know of any good programs or "conference call" programs? I thought iChat could work for this, but I'm not positive yet.
Any help is appreciated!
60-75 degrees over the past two days.
5-10 inches of snow today.
I got on the bus on my way to work today and there was a kid at the front of the bus wearing a hoodie with words Bedazzled on the back and hood: "JESUS SAVES" and "YOU ARE SAVED."
He handed me a Chick Tract. :|
A Match Cut-populated podcast, E? If this goes down, I'd be very interested. I'm gonna start joining the podcast for a video game forum I post on, and some friends and I are probs gonna launch a podcast of our own this summer, but I digress. I don't know how this other forum does their podcast, but I'd be interested in helping you get it started, too. Let me see what I can find out.
Perfected. I'll continue looking into it too. I go on vacation next week, so I don't think I'd get one together until April.Quote:
Originally Posted by Sycophant
I guess I've been forbidden from teaching my niece and nephews what 'This little piggy went to market' means.
Hammering toes?
Remember what job I had from age 14 to 22?Quote:
Originally Posted by number8
Controversial thread maker?