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Well Jeff, i know i'm dating myself here but Sierra was not around for my formative years, not that i could have afforded it back then.
Switched when better things became available and when they shut down the Detroit brewery. O-ring was right, rumor had it they had a special breed of rodent, bounce diving in the vats in motown.:tease:
shellbird, i'm planning on the full service oil change after work tonite!
Switched when better things became available and when they shut down the Detroit brewery. O-ring was right, rumor had it they had a special breed of rodent, bounce diving in the vats in motown.:tease:
shellbird, i'm planning on the full service oil change after work tonite!
...as I understand it, they hate that the rest of the world gets to drink their home brewed, high quality beer so they tell everyone not to drink it. All the Aussies I know LOVE Foster's..
Don't knock it before you tried it man.Spectre once bubbled...
Let me guess... you put fruit in your alcohol.. don't you?
Besides the fruit fends off the rickets, scurvey and all sorts of other maladies.
LOL! Oh dear - wait until the rest of the UK members see this. Maybe it was a troll
(I'll leave the explanation to the UK crowd - lets' just say that there are certain "free" activities in N. America that have a cost associated with them in the UK and on the continent)
Well, it used to be called "spending a penny". On the continent it's known as "Euronation" (even if it's actually because of incontinence on the continent.)
And Guinness isn't so much a beer as it is it's own food group - a great way to drink your lunch.
Beer survey: default is Trad (Big Rock Traditional - a dark ale) in western Canada, Waterloo Dark (a dark lager) in SW Ontario, assorted weird microbrews (from Unibru in Chambly, Rogue Ales in the PNW USA, etc. elsewhere). Molson, etc. if there's absolutely nothing else and never Coors or certain other brands even if there is nothing else.
You spend a penny by...
(I'll leave the explanation to the UK crowd - lets' just say that there are certain "free" activities in N. America that have a cost associated with them in the UK and on the continent)
Well, it used to be called "spending a penny". On the continent it's known as "Euronation" (even if it's actually because of incontinence on the continent.)
And Guinness isn't so much a beer as it is it's own food group - a great way to drink your lunch.
Beer survey: default is Trad (Big Rock Traditional - a dark ale) in western Canada, Waterloo Dark (a dark lager) in SW Ontario, assorted weird microbrews (from Unibru in Chambly, Rogue Ales in the PNW USA, etc. elsewhere). Molson, etc. if there's absolutely nothing else and never Coors or certain other brands even if there is nothing else.
Why don't the Dutch like Heineken but they drink Amstel like crazy?cat once bubbled...
Suuuure - and the Dutch don't have a nickname for Heineken that translates as "horse p***" either
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