What you sippin on?

[fishonjazz]

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[fishonjazz]

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[fishonjazz]

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[fishonjazz]

Spiinin on ambiein
goose sus cooked

 

[fishonjazz]

Just want to apologize not really doe save I gonna go to sleep now

 

[fishonjazz]

Whoa.

 

[Gameface]

Whoa.

haha, dat ambien doh

 

[fishonjazz]

haha, dat ambien doh

Ya
I was kind of a wreck last night.
I took the ambien and planned to go to bed a few minutes later but got into a movie (winters bone with Jennifer Lawrence.... really good movie btw) and stayed up too late.
Bad idea

 

[franklin]

Do you guys consider New Castle a bitch beer? I almost gave a guy an aneurysm at a bar yesterday when I said his favorite beer (lol) was good but one you give to women to get 'em drunk like Blue Moon or Red's. He honestly had to take a smoke break over it.

 

[franklin]

Deuces, U old fart


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Wish my hair would grow that long. Mine never grows more than about 5 inches so I look like a dumb hick with a mullet. (<<hold the dick jokes)

 

[Gameface]

Do you guys consider New Castle a bitch beer? I almost gave a guy an aneurysm at a bar yesterday when I said his favorite beer (lol) was good but one you give to women to get 'em drunk like Blue Moon or Red's. He honestly had to take a smoke break over it.

Nah, I wouldn't call it a bitch beer. It's an English made beer that from what I've read is considered a working man's beer in England. Outside of England it's more of a trendy import people drink to act sophisticated.

I've had it but it's been a while. Can't say there is anything remarkable about it. They recently announced that they are no longer using caramel coloring for health reasons and will use roasted malts to achieve there desired appearance.

 

[franklin]

Nah, I wouldn't call it a bitch beer. It's an English made beer that from what I've read is considered a working man's beer in England. Outside of England it's more of a trendy import people drink to act sophisticated.

I've had it but it's been a while. Can't say there is anything remarkable about it. They recently announced that they are no longer using caramel coloring for health reasons and will use roasted malts to achieve there desired appearance.

This post surprises me. I would have expected you of all people to be much more familiar and higher praising of it. I've always seen it as way more popular (outside Utah) than what your post seems to suggests it actually is. It's very drinkable, like our American Pilsner is (or the term you corrected me on pages back and I'm hoping you'll do again).