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Posted by: SamXTherapy
Posted by: Charlie

Digestible, I love it!  And hear I saw Sam more of a PBR type of guy.

Dear Sweet Pink Baby Jesus, no!

I'll happily drink most beers, on the basis that any beer is better than no beer at all but given the choice, it's either an Irish Stout/London Porter thing, a traditional bitter, or a decent lager.  Some of the mass produced stuff here isn't bad, but we are spoilt for choice with all kinds of beers;Scotland, the North of England/Derbyshire and the Midlands are known for brewing good stuff.

At the risk of causing a ruck with a few of the US posters here, the standard of US beer - micro and craft breweries excepted - is like making love in a canoe. 😉

I'd drink PBR if I had to but I wouldn't be happy about it.  

Such a politically correct response.  Truth be known I enjoy my Scotch & family produced Moonshine (Remember I live in the rural South of the US).  [Using his best Most Interesting Man Voice] "I don't always drink beer, but when I do drink beer, I drink Molson", love me some Canadian beer

 
Posted : 12/09/2017 2:35 pm
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I don't do PC, I do honest reply. 

Don't care for the Canadian beers I've tried, it has to be said.  But, it's beer, so...

 
Posted : 12/09/2017 2:38 pm
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Posted by: Charlie

Such a politically correct response.  Truth be known I enjoy my Scotch & family produced Moonshine (Remember I live in the rural South of the US).  [Using his best Most Interesting Man Voice] "I don't always drink beer, but when I do drink beer, I drink Molson", love me some Canadian beer

Oh yeah, stick with the Scotch & Moonshine.......

 
Posted : 12/09/2017 2:49 pm
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Never tried Moonshine.  I have, however, been lucky enough to receive a gift of contraband Jamaica Rum from an old friend.  You could get to the moon and back on a glass of that stuff.

As for Scotch, you could say I'm a fan.  And Irish.  Different beasts entirely but still great fun.

 
Posted : 12/09/2017 3:18 pm
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I like my british bitters, ales, stouts, cos I'm a typical English pubgoer, but also will drink lager, particularly in the summer. Like SamXTherapy says - it's beer, so 🙂

That said, I tried a Boston Lager the other day for the first time, which I really enjoyed. No idea if that's a common beer in the States, whether it's considered a good quality one or maybe a cliche beer? In any case, I liked it 🙂

 
Posted : 12/09/2017 3:49 pm
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Posted by: Myn0k

I like my british bitters, ales, stouts, cos I'm a typical English pubgoer, but also will drink lager, particularly in the summer. Like SamXTherapy says - it's beer, so 🙂

That said, I tried a Boston Lager the other day for the first time, which I really enjoyed. No idea if that's a common beer in the States, whether it's considered a good quality one or maybe a cliche beer? In any case, I liked it 🙂

Sam Adams?

 

The thing about "quality" beer in the states is quite divided. With the upsruge of craft breweries, mentalities have severely changed and many of us are quite, um, "partial" to our regional craft brews, kinda like rap music fans were "partial" to their west or east coast loyalties.  😀

That said, one of my favorite things to do whenever I am out of my locality, is to try every local beer I can get my hands on.  I've have been amazingly surprised and amazingly horrified, sometimes at the same brewery.

 
Posted : 12/09/2017 3:54 pm
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Let me help those across the pond, here are quality local beers:

In Texas, drink Lonestar

In Washington, drink Rainer

In St. Louis, drink Michelob

In Milwaukee, drink Milwaukee's Best

In Atlanta, drink Past Blue Ribbon

In Denver, drink Coors Banquet Beer

Yeah, okay, this was a joke.  These are the man's man beers.  I do love me some Lonestar though.

 
Posted : 12/09/2017 4:00 pm
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Posted by: Charlie

Let me help those across the pond, here are quality local beers:

In Texas, drink Lonestar

In Washington, drink Rainer

In St. Louis, drink Michelob

In Milwaukee, drink Milwaukee's Best

In Atlanta, drink Past Blue Ribbon

In Denver, drink Coors Banquet Beer

Yeah, okay, this was a joke.  These are the man's man beers.  I do love me some Lonestar though.

It you hadn't ended that with "okay this was a joke" I would have threatened you with physical harm, possibly in the form of spending a year in an isolated cabin with James and his guitar and microphone.

 
Posted : 12/09/2017 4:03 pm
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Like Gordon Cole, I'm more of a wine guy, but like Sam I won't say no to a beer.

 
Posted : 13/09/2017 9:23 am
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I loves me a big chewy red wine.

 
Posted : 13/09/2017 10:09 am
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Is it future, or is it Pabst? (Sorry, couldn't resist after seeing the typo)

 
Posted : 13/09/2017 1:39 pm
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I got a letter from our janitor Bob today, it reads:

Dear Charlie,

I don't give 2 craps how tired you are or where your damn coat is hiding, I agreed to clean up your bag because you promised me plenty of peoples' pain, sadness, and fear.  While your bag started with high hopes, it has recently shown signs of hope and laughter.  I am forced to resign as your janitor, I have been offered a better job spending my days working for the White House and my nights working for Antifa.  I might be willing to return after the Final Dossier is released and all your fellow fans are once again in a fit of rage and suffering.

With heart warmth and affection,

Bob

 
Posted : 13/09/2017 2:03 pm
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Posted by: Charlie

I got a letter from our janitor Bob today, it reads:

Dear Charlie,

I don't give 2 craps how tired you are or where your damn coat is hiding, I agreed to clean up your bag because you promised me plenty of peoples' pain, sadness, and fear.  While your bag started with high hopes, it has recently shown signs of hope and laughter.  I am forced to resign as your janitor, I have been offered a better job spending my days working for the White House and my nights working for Antifa.  I might be willing to return after the Final Dossier is released and all your fellow fans are once again in a fit of rage and suffering.

With heart warmth and affection,

Bob

Oh dear, what shall we do?

Should we go find Billy?  He might make a good janitor.  And if he is the drunk drooly guy in jail, he'll fit right in.

 
Posted : 13/09/2017 2:10 pm
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Hi Brandy,
 
Posted by: Brandy Fisher
Posted by: Charlie

I got a letter from our janitor Bob today, it reads:

Dear Charlie,

I don't give 2 craps how tired you are or where your damn coat is hiding, I agreed to clean up your bag because you promised me plenty of peoples' pain, sadness, and fear.  While your bag started with high hopes, it has recently shown signs of hope and laughter.  I am forced to resign as your janitor, I have been offered a better job spending my days working for the White House and my nights working for Antifa.  I might be willing to return after the Final Dossier is released and all your fellow fans are once again in a fit of rage and suffering.

With heart warmth and affection,

Bob

Oh dear, what shall we do?

Baby's in black and I'm feelin' blue...

Hell, we haven't sung here in a while:

 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jBoFTzVPQo8

😉

-/< /\ /> -

 
Posted : 13/09/2017 2:26 pm
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