Favorite Beer

[UG]

1. free cold beer
2. warm free beer
3. cold beer
4. titties
5. warm beer

winner

[Aces]

We are born as a blank slate. Nothing but a mind trying to find patterns in the world around us and a body that wants, more than anything else, to feel comfortable, loved and happy.

Man you are getting deep lately.

As to the topic, how about Goose Island Honkers Ale?

[swiggidy]

I just tried Woodchuck Amber last night. It was an apple cider beer- amazing.

Try a snake-bite. Half Guiness, half Woodchucks. Pour slowly so it resembles this:

I hate that people do this

[mrhappy333]

Scarrydrink, NSFW
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[jdubs]

mmmmmmmmmmmm beer.

[boost]

Im broke. bitch asked me to buy her a 6 pack today. I was like, lol sure bitch, but only if yo ubuy me a 40. She was like, lol sure. So I drank a 40 of king cobra. She ditched the 6'er and got a 40 too.

[WillburForce]

Best beer(and i mean beer, not lager) is by far Fullers London Pride.

Tastes great, brewed by an independent family brewer(5 mins from where i grew up) and its got called London Pride.
Wierd though, I was in Leicester recently and it was cheaper to buy 100 miles away. I drink in a pub 10mins WALK from the brewery and pay £1 more than i did up north.

[a500lbgorilla]

I just tried Woodchuck Amber last night. It was an apple cider beer- amazing.

Try a snake-bite. Half Guiness, half Woodchucks. Pour slowly so it resembles this:

I hate that people do this

Go on.

[Aces]

Best beer(and i mean beer, not lager) is by far Fullers London Pride.

Tastes great, brewed by an independent family brewer(5 mins from where i grew up) and its got called London Pride.
Wierd though, I was in Leicester recently and it was cheaper to buy 100 miles away. I drink in a pub 10mins WALK from the brewery and pay £1 more than i did up north.

I like the Fullers ESB, much better in a pub over there than in the states. Don't think I've tried the London Pride.

[swiggidy]

I just tried Woodchuck Amber last night. It was an apple cider beer- amazing.

Try a snake-bite. Half Guiness, half Woodchucks. Pour slowly so it resembles this:

I hate that people do this

Go on.

You take one of the most highly revered beers in the world. One that many people consider their favorite. A beer that countries base their drinking around.

You mix it with hard apple cider. What is it? It's not beer, it's not wine, def not hard alcohol. It has too much sugar do have more than one or two without wanting to puke.

So you mix these two together? Like Grey Poupon on a ballpark frank? The kicker, it costs one dollar more than either of these separately because they layer it as gimmick.

At least pretend to be doing the beer a favor and layer it with Stella. Then I roll my eyes instead of saying anything.

P.S. Sorry to bring so much hate to a thread celebrating the cause of and solution to all of life's problems. I'll try to stay off my high horse.

[Chopper]

domestic (US) = miller lite.......and i'm from st louis.

foreign = family (my college roommate's german uncle) home brew from Frankfurt. shit was 12 point. back when i had a tolerance, i had ONE in a 32 oz glass...started into the 2nd...thought nothing of it, until i had to "break the seal." got up to hit the head, and...

SPLAAAAATT!! Fell right off my roommate's parents' barstool face first onto the ceramic tile! and said with face still smeared on the floor, "aaahhh shit. i think i'm drunk."

guess you had to be there, but i made a first-class first impression.

[Muzzard]

I just tried Woodchuck Amber last night. It was an apple cider beer- amazing.

Try a snake-bite. Half Guiness, half Woodchucks. Pour slowly so it resembles this:

Snakebite is actually half cider half lager

[jdubs]

Best beer(and i mean beer, not lager) is by far Fullers London Pride.

Tastes great, brewed by an independent family brewer(5 mins from where i grew up) and its got called London Pride.
Wierd though, I was in Leicester recently and it was cheaper to buy 100 miles away. I drink in a pub 10mins WALK from the brewery and pay £1 more than i did up north.

I have to find that. I love Fullers ESB

[ChrisBCritter]

domestic (US) = miller lite.......and i'm from st louis.

foreign = family (my college roommate's german uncle) home brew from Frankfurt. shit was 12 point. back when i had a tolerance, i had ONE in a 32 oz glass...started into the 2nd...thought nothing of it, until i had to "break the seal." got up to hit the head, and...

SPLAAAAATT!! Fell right off my roommate's parents' barstool face first onto the ceramic tile! and said with face still smeared on the floor, "aaahhh shit. i think i'm drunk."

guess you had to be there, but i made a first-class first impression.

Beautiful. Thanks for sharing that moment! LOL.

[swiggidy]

New favorite beer


If you want to know if you love hops, try this beer.

[boost]

I havent tried commodore perry yet, netxt time I see it, Im getting it.

Drinking the last of my dogfish 60 min ipa right now.

Having a keg tomorrow, but Im broke, so its probably gonna be miller lite.

[pgil]

you're going to have to force yourself to drink it for like 4 weekends (get drunk off it like at least 10 beers) and then you'll start to enjoy it

All tastes and preferences can be changed.

[queeny lisp] care to put that theory to the test big boy? [/queeny lisp]

Yes, I'm confident that I could make you homosexual (Well, confident that it's possible though I'm not currently equipped to do it). On the surface, you might think this is ridiculous because women have hot boobs and vagina but I theorize that with the appropriate physical, physiological and mental stimulus, it could happen.

yah, weird the direction this has taken but...

I am a firm opponent of the theory of people being "born gay." There is just absolutely no basis for it unless Im completely missing something. Its so strange because gay people get SO very offended by this. The thing is Im not saying they are born straight, Im not saying that they were perverted by someone or something. They always argue that they "always knew." Well one might say they always knew they were a cubs fan, does this mean they were literally born a cubs fan? How can you, in all honesty, say that you were born gay? You remember every single event in your life and you are able to decipher exactly how and in what way it effected you? I call bs.

I think the reason gay people are generally so opposed to it is because it paints them as people with a twisted fetish. But thats just jumping to conclusions and being overly sensitive. It really sucks because its heavily insulting to me to be treated like a biggot for making a very solid arguement vs their baseless argument.

We are born as a blank slate. Nothing but a mind trying to find patterns in the world around us and a body that wants, more than anything else, to feel comfortable, loved and happy.

Where to begin:

there are studies showing morphological differences in brain structure between straight and gay men. these are a result of both genetics and environment, but the environmental influences would have been so early in life that it would make no sense to make a distinction between someone being born with them and acquiring them afterwards.

we are not born as a blank slate. we are born with instincts. our brains are wired to make us think in certain ways. we do not have innate ideas, but we are not a blank slate.

a really good canadian beer is moosehead. try it and love it. It's delicious.

stella and alexander keiths are also very good.

I can't remember the name of it, but there was a Czech beer that I had a while back that was one of the best that I have had in the last few years. It made me want to try many many more Czech beers.

[boost]

you're going to have to force yourself to drink it for like 4 weekends (get drunk off it like at least 10 beers) and then you'll start to enjoy it

All tastes and preferences can be changed.

[queeny lisp] care to put that theory to the test big boy? [/queeny lisp]

Yes, I'm confident that I could make you homosexual (Well, confident that it's possible though I'm not currently equipped to do it). On the surface, you might think this is ridiculous because women have hot boobs and vagina but I theorize that with the appropriate physical, physiological and mental stimulus, it could happen.

yah, weird the direction this has taken but...

I am a firm opponent of the theory of people being "born gay." There is just absolutely no basis for it unless Im completely missing something. Its so strange because gay people get SO very offended by this. The thing is Im not saying they are born straight, Im not saying that they were perverted by someone or something. They always argue that they "always knew." Well one might say they always knew they were a cubs fan, does this mean they were literally born a cubs fan? How can you, in all honesty, say that you were born gay? You remember every single event in your life and you are able to decipher exactly how and in what way it effected you? I call bs.

I think the reason gay people are generally so opposed to it is because it paints them as people with a twisted fetish. But thats just jumping to conclusions and being overly sensitive. It really sucks because its heavily insulting to me to be treated like a biggot for making a very solid arguement vs their baseless argument.

We are born as a blank slate. Nothing but a mind trying to find patterns in the world around us and a body that wants, more than anything else, to feel comfortable, loved and happy.

Where to begin:

there are studies showing morphological differences in brain structure between straight and gay men. these are a result of both genetics and environment, but the environmental influences would have been so early in life that it would make no sense to make a distinction between someone being born with them and acquiring them afterwards.

we are not born as a blank slate. we are born with instincts. our brains are wired to make us think in certain ways. we do not have innate ideas, but we are not a blank slate.

a really good canadian beer is moosehead. try it and love it. It's delicious.

stella and alexander keiths are also very good.

I can't remember the name of it, but there was a Czech beer that I had a while back that was one of the best that I have had in the last few years. It made me want to try many many more Czech beers.

Well the reason that I care about this is not because I really care whether they were born gay or if the gayness is a outcome of their environment. I am just really curious why gay people seem to be in general agreement about this issue, yet never seem to give a decent reason why. It just always seems that they are afraid what it will imply, or what can be inferred, if they werent in fact born gay. Which if you as me makes no sense at all, either way it is, they are who they are. Its kind of like if you were to find out that your parents adopted you, what does this really change? Would you stop loving them? Stop feeling that bond with them? Maybe, but why? Its silly to do so. Theyre still your parents.

[pgil]

I was just trying to offer the most used argument for the position.

I would imagine that those who make this claim without any actual reasons behind them are making it based on their feelings about how they are. They don't feel a choice in who they are attracted to.

It is probably a reaction to the polar opposite view that you can be "cured" or changed in some way. that it is a choice that they are making every day, when that is clearly not the case.

[boost]

I was just trying to offer the most used argument for the position.

I would imagine that those who make this claim without any actual reasons behind them are making it based on their feelings about how they are. They don't feel a choice in who they are attracted to.

It is probably a reaction to the polar opposite view that you can be "cured" or changed in some way. that it is a choice that they are making every day, when that is clearly not the case.

Yah, so they are arbitrarily embracing the polar opposite just because. Thats kinda sad.

[a500lbgorilla]

It is probably a reaction to the polar opposite view that you can be changed in some way completely agree. that it is a choice that they are making every daycompletely agree, when that is clearly not the case.

Like I said in my pm to you, gay is just another state of existence within the human mind. So long as you can find appreciation for life in that state of existence, then there is nothing wrong with you. Some people will have an easier time enjoying life if they are gay, some won't. It depends on how you react to the social forces that accompany being gay. So I hope people don't think I was talking about curing gays when I said I believed I could change people and that people aren't born gay. But they do develop gay.

"We are born into the World
Like a blank canvas
And every person that crosses our path
Takes up the brush
And makes their mark
Upon the surface

So it is that we develop

But we must realize there comes a day
That we must take up the brush
And finish the work
For only we can determine
If we are to be
Just another painting
Or a Masterpiece" ~Javan

Also, I'd rather not go into a discussion on this topic. I just wanted to post because I'm an attention whore.

[swiggidy]

more beer less ghey pleese

[pgil]

drink moosehead, or more moosehead if you already do. that is all.

[swiggidy]

drink moosehead, or more moosehead if you already do. that is all.

For a cheep bottled beer it is a solid choice.

[bigspenda73]

I live near Shiner, TX so you can guess my choice

[biondino]

Wow Boost you homophobe.

The convenient, easy-to-understand term "born gay" means nothing more than "as long as I have been aware of my sexuality I have been homosexual". What on earth are you saying? "Ha ha caught you out, you can't remember being born so HOW DO YOU KNOW YOU WERE GAY THEN"?

Do you choose to be a bigoted fuck? Or were you born that way?

[bigred]

Homosexuals are gay....think about that

[Jack Sawyer]

I tough this was about beer..... ?

[a500lbgorilla]

This is the commune. Madness reigns. Threads are not held to their titles and opening posts. Nor to just one discussion.

[jdubs]

Let's talk about my new favorite quote ever:

"Beer is living proof god loves us and wants us to be happy"

-Benjamin Franklin

[swiggidy]

"Here's to alcohol, the cause of and solution to all of life's problems"
~Homer Simpson

[snowboard_31]

Kokanee Gold
Crystal.... has anyone ever heard of crystal beer before? Its brewed by Labatts but i think u can only get it in northern ontario (canada eh)

[iolzizlyi]

seriously as mentioned above...duvel duvel duvel duvel du fucking vel.

[will641]

I've become obsessed with IPA's recently...

Dogfish Head IPA (60-minute) is a current favorite (yes I've had the 90-minute, no I haven't had the 120-minute, and I'm not really sure what it will taste like since the 90-minute pretty much ABUSES one's tastebuds.)

hell yes! i have just recently become obsessed with this brew. I hear if you can get dogfish head on tap it is the best thing that will hit your lips.