Totally. Don't worry, you were the first.
Totally. Don't worry, you were the first.
I used to drink Fosters, then discovered Guiness. Never looked back.
Gearheadotaku wrote: I used to drink Fosters, then discovered Guiness. Never looked back.
Ugh! And Ugh! There are so many better dark beers out there that are cheaper...
dculberson wrote:turboswede wrote: AS an American I've taken this policy to heart by ensuring that I always have good beer in the fridge to avoid having to drink something awful like [..] a local IPA. :)You make it hard to like you!! Hops is your friend why can't you love it back?!
Because I live in the NW and they've taken hops to stupid levels of bitterness and I loves me some sour patch kids, but after trying a number of IPA's, I've just given up on the whole thing. I'd rather drink Guiness or Heffeweizen and know that I'll enjoy the beer along with nearly any other micro-brew non-IPA's available.
turboswede wrote:dculberson wrote:Because I live in the NW and they've taken hops to stupid levels of bitterness and I loves me some sour patch kids, but after trying a number of IPA's, I've just given up on the whole thing. I'd rather drink Guiness or Heffeweizen and know that I'll enjoy the beer along with nearly any other micro-brew non-IPA's available.turboswede wrote: AS an American I've taken this policy to heart by ensuring that I always have good beer in the fridge to avoid having to drink something awful like [..] a local IPA. :)You make it hard to like you!! Hops is your friend why can't you love it back?!
I'll get you a Thomas Creek Class Five IPA, or, if you're into alcohol, an Extreme IPA (I know, extreme is a bad word, but it's a good beer) and I promise it'll be something else.
More on topic, as if this thread had one, I am glad you two have patched things up and are seeing each other again.
David S. Wallens wrote: Totally. Don't worry, you were the first.
That's what they all say...
Don't feel left out, Pat. You'll be invited to the party soon, too.
tuna55 wrote:turboswede wrote:I'll get you a Thomas Creek Class Five IPA, or, if you're into alcohol, an Extreme IPA (I know, extreme is a bad word, but it's a good beer) and I promise it'll be something else. More on topic, as if this thread had one, I am glad you two have patched things up and are seeing each other again.dculberson wrote:Because I live in the NW and they've taken hops to stupid levels of bitterness and I loves me some sour patch kids, but after trying a number of IPA's, I've just given up on the whole thing. I'd rather drink Guiness or Heffeweizen and know that I'll enjoy the beer along with nearly any other micro-brew non-IPA's available.turboswede wrote: AS an American I've taken this policy to heart by ensuring that I always have good beer in the fridge to avoid having to drink something awful like [..] a local IPA. :)You make it hard to like you!! Hops is your friend why can't you love it back?!
Deal. Always interested in trying new beers, especially if recommended by GRM'ers.
aussiesmg wrote: Its official David and I are now dating.
I've met your wife, and I've met David .... I'm pretty sure you have better taste than that
Pat wrote:David S. Wallens wrote: Totally. Don't worry, you were the first.That's what they all say...
E-mail sent.
turboswede wrote:tuna55 wrote:Deal. Always interested in trying new beers, especially if recommended by GRM'ers.turboswede wrote:I'll get you a Thomas Creek Class Five IPA, or, if you're into alcohol, an Extreme IPA (I know, extreme is a bad word, but it's a good beer) and I promise it'll be something else. More on topic, as if this thread had one, I am glad you two have patched things up and are seeing each other again.dculberson wrote:Because I live in the NW and they've taken hops to stupid levels of bitterness and I loves me some sour patch kids, but after trying a number of IPA's, I've just given up on the whole thing. I'd rather drink Guiness or Heffeweizen and know that I'll enjoy the beer along with nearly any other micro-brew non-IPA's available.turboswede wrote: AS an American I've taken this policy to heart by ensuring that I always have good beer in the fridge to avoid having to drink something awful like [..] a local IPA. :)You make it hard to like you!! Hops is your friend why can't you love it back?!
There's two beers that matter to me: Miller High Life when I'm feeling classy(and it's on special for $1.25 at my favorite bar... until I drink it all), and Yuengling. Yuengling is good and cheap.
i wonder if i'll get invited to this party...
AngryCorvair wrote: i wonder if i'll get invited to this party...
Maybe.
David S. Wallens wrote:AngryCorvair wrote: i wonder if i'll get invited to this party...Maybe.
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