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27 March 2003, 04:15 PM
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Don't be impressed by my beer drinking -its taken 3 yrs of hard work to get rid of my "reebok- bellys gonna getcha"
Still beer is good- I take back my comments about Carling et al- if it was that or no beer I'd be there at the bar getting a round in!
edited to add : I swallow- you know Blimey your posts bear a remarkable similarity to another users!
[Edited by Fluffer - 3/27/2003 4:16:49 PM]
Still beer is good- I take back my comments about Carling et al- if it was that or no beer I'd be there at the bar getting a round in!
edited to add : I swallow- you know Blimey your posts bear a remarkable similarity to another users!
[Edited by Fluffer - 3/27/2003 4:16:49 PM]
27 March 2003, 04:18 PM
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27 March 2003, 04:32 PM
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Can anybody here actually GENUINELY tell the difference between a well poured Guinness in this country and the Guinness in Ireland? I go over to Ireland A LOT and there is no feckin difference whatsoever!!!
27 March 2003, 04:33 PM
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Once my mother asked me to get a pack of "cheap beer" to use for killing slugs in the garden. So I went to my favorite store, and asked the clerks which beer was their worst. It was interesting to watch them launch into a scholarly debate on the topic. I think they recommended Blatz.
I like the way the Germans refer to US beer as "American lawn mowing beer" - they are more correct than they imagine, a watery beer really is pretty good after some sweaty mowing on a hot day.
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