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  1. gtally
    4/30/09
    gtally
    Fat Tire Amber Ale, New Belgian Brewing Company, Ft Collins Colorado.
    [reply]
    1. cookingasshole
      4/30/09
      cookingasshole
      have you been to the brewery before? I love to take brewery tours.
    2. Stillthinking
      4/30/09
      Stillthinking
      Freaking love Fat Tire. Sooooo good. *drools a little*
    3. gtally
      4/30/09
      gtally
      Nope, just Coors in Golden. This is the only decent way to drink Coors -- straight from the vat and slightly chilled. As a young beer, it's pretty good. Yeah and Fat Tire is the schiznet.
  2. aningeniousname
    4/30/09
    aningeniousname
    In winter I like Guinness and in summer Hoegaarden any other time I like John Smith's Yorkshire bitter.
    [reply]
    1. crpitt
      4/30/09
      crpitt
      Snap
  3. Stillthinking
    4/30/09
    Stillthinking
    I am a girl and therefore, have limited beer drinking experience.

    I usually order Blue Moon or Amstel light in bars, but being forced to list my three favorites I will go with

    1. Guinness
    2. Strongbow Cider
    3. Fat Tire
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    1. aningeniousname
      4/30/09
      aningeniousname
      Bloody hell Strongbow and a Scotch egg! Are you really from Barnsley?
    2. Stillthinking
      4/30/09
      Stillthinking
      I was a Strongbow Cider girl in college. I made 25 an hour going to bars and giving out Strongbow samples, playing games with customers, and hanging out getting Strongbow's name out there.

      Darn good stuff. Especially good in a Black Velvet.

      Is Barnsley good or bad?
    3. aningeniousname
      4/30/09
      aningeniousname
      I can't drink cider after 7 or 8 pints my legs don't work.

      Depends whether your from Barnsley or not.
  4. Agit8r
    4/30/09
    Agit8r
    Alaskan IPA is good... cost no object Elysian Dragontooth Stout.
    [reply]
    1. aningeniousname
      4/30/09
      aningeniousname
      My great great great grandad invented IPA he had a brewery in London that supplied the British army in India and they wanted a light beer for the troops.
    2. Agit8r
      4/30/09
      Agit8r
      got any documentation?

      *this is of course a ploy to steal the Aardvark's identity*
    3. aningeniousname
      4/30/09
      aningeniousname
      Charles John Phillips is my GGG grandfather he bought the brewery in 1852 and built it into the biggest in London.
      www.barnes-history.org.uk/BandMmap/brewery.html
    4. Agit8r
      4/30/09
      Agit8r
      Very impressive... and informative... "BWAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAH HAAAH!
  5. melindaville
    4/30/09
    melindaville
    Geary's Pale Ale

    Anchor Steam Summer Ale

    Fat Tire
    [reply]
    1. gtally
      4/30/09
      gtally
      I am really happy to see so many Fat Tire fans! They rock!
    2. melindaville
      4/30/09
      melindaville
      It really is a great beer!
  6. Agit8r
    4/30/09
    Agit8r
    Oh yes... Moose Drool is quite good also
    [reply]
    1. cookingasshole
      4/30/09
      cookingasshole
      gotta love the big sky
    2. lisleman
      4/30/09
      lisleman
      Do they sell that anywhere where the moose don't drool? I had a few in Montana and saved the labels (might be able to find the label if I stop drinking so much)
  7. DollinNYC
    4/30/09
    DollinNYC
    Coney Island lager -Schmaltz brewery
    Arrogant Bastard - Stone brewing co.
    Goose Island Honkers Ale Goose Island Beer co.

    and I DON'T like Fat Tire!
    [reply]
    1. gtally
      4/30/09
      gtally
      Boo!
    2. cookingasshole
      4/30/09
      cookingasshole
      arrogant bastard is the bomb
    3. Stillthinking
      4/30/09
      Stillthinking
      Hmmm, Goose Island "Honker's Ale" is a hometown brew but I am not a fan. It's OK.
    4. lisleman
      4/30/09
      lisleman
      I like a few of the goose island ones like 312
  8. LisaNYC
    4/30/09
    LisaNYC
    Yuck. Never touch the stuff! P.U.!
    [reply]
    1. cookingasshole
      4/30/09
      cookingasshole
      what beer does scott like?
    2. DollinNYC
      4/30/09
      DollinNYC
      ROFL!(Lisa)
  9. Nightbird
    4/30/09
    Nightbird
    My favorite beer is any beer that I have on a sweltering hot day that has been in the freezer long enough to have ice crystals in it.

    Yeah, I know, I'm gonna get a lot of hiss's for that.LOL
    [reply]
    1. cookingasshole
      4/30/09
      cookingasshole
      what about chocolate or coffee stouts?
    2. DollinNYC
      4/30/09
      DollinNYC
      oh I like a super cold beer on a hot day too - but I am a little more selective!
    3. Stillthinking
      4/30/09
      Stillthinking
      I'm with you on that one. I love an ice cold Fat Tire on a hot day.

      Even nasty swill like Corona tastes good when it's ice cold.
    4. Nightbird
      4/30/09
      Nightbird
      "chocolate or coffee stouts?" ?? Tell me more, I might become a beer convert!
    5. Agit8r
      4/30/09
      Agit8r
      I've tried a couple of so called chocolate stouts, and have been dissapointed. Also they tend to be pricier or at least as pricy as the dark beers I mentioned above (which do have a nice chocolatey essence)
    6. cookingasshole
      4/30/09
      cookingasshole
      Rogue Chocolate Stout is really good.
      rogue.com/beers/chocolate-stout.php
    7. Stillthinking
      4/30/09
      Stillthinking
      Weirdly enough, I think Guinness tastes like vanilla ice cream with espresso dumped on it.
    8. Agit8r
      4/30/09
      Agit8r
      thx cook

      GREAT Ben Franklin quote too :))
  10. LisaNYC
    4/30/09
    LisaNYC
    Hmm...I will find out cookingasshole, which gives me an excellent excuse to drop him (another) line!
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  11. LisaNYC
    4/30/09
    LisaNYC
    Well, I'd occasionally toss back an Amstel when I was living in Amsterdam, but always held my nose while doing so.
    [reply]
    1. cookingasshole
      4/30/09
      cookingasshole
      so what do you like to drink?
    2. DollinNYC
      4/30/09
      DollinNYC
      oOo Amsterdam?? I don't blame you for holding your nose while drinking Amstel!
  12. Stillthinking
    4/30/09
    Stillthinking
    I like to bake chicken in a fennel herb rub and a nice pale ale. It comes out so delicious.
    [reply]
    1. cookingasshole
      4/30/09
      cookingasshole
      cooking with beer is fun.
      One for you, one for me.
    2. Stillthinking
      4/30/09
      Stillthinking
      Precisely.
  13. LisaNYC
    4/30/09
    LisaNYC
    Poland Spring.
    [reply]
    1. cookingasshole
      4/30/09
      cookingasshole
      is that water? lame.
  14. LisaNYC
    4/30/09
    LisaNYC
    Yeah, I agree. I have no excuse. I'm considering a 12-step program to help me get rid of this nasty addiction.
    [reply]
    1. cookingasshole
      4/30/09
      cookingasshole
      good idea. living with a water addiction is a life not worth living.
    2. Stillthinking
      4/30/09
      Stillthinking
      They should have 12 steps to wean people off bottled water and back on tap water. Bottled water is an evil waste of resources.
    3. DollinNYC
      4/30/09
      DollinNYC
      HA you don't know the tap water in our apartment complex ! It is BROWN !
  15. LisaNYC
    4/30/09
    LisaNYC
    Our tap water has body parts in it, but otherwise, I agree with you.
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  16. LisaNYC
    4/30/09
    LisaNYC
    Well, yeah, it's brown from the body parts disintegrating. And stuff. Nasty!
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  17. busylizzy
    4/30/09
    busylizzy
    Root beer, tastes much better! And make it a float...

    Photobucket
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  18. Stillthinking
    4/30/09
    Stillthinking
    www.goaskalice.columbia.edu/0386.html

    abcnews.go.com/2020/Health/Story?id=728070&page=1

    Just a couple of references about the quality of NYC tap water.
    [reply]
    1. DollinNYC
      4/30/09
      DollinNYC
      the quality of nyc water has nothing to do with our neighborhood. Trust me, it is brown!
      www.nydailynews.com/ny_local/2008/11/13/2008-11-13_unclear_why_e_side_water...
  19. LisaNYC
    4/30/09
    LisaNYC
    We live in a part of NYC close to the East River where bodies are repeatedly dumped after gang and mob related killings. Sadly, the consequences are seen in our tap water.
    [reply]
    1. cookingasshole
      4/30/09
      cookingasshole
      it just has extra nutrients and vitamins in it
  20. LisaNYC
    4/30/09
    LisaNYC
    Yeah, but all that extra protein has caused some residents to crave even more, and develop a sudden interest in cannibalism, which only causes the murder rate to escalate.
    [reply]
    1. cookingasshole
      4/30/09
      cookingasshole
      it is a vicious cycle...
    2. Agit8r
      4/30/09
      Agit8r
      Since the bottled water fetish began, water quality has become the lowest priority of Environmental Protection

      www.peer.org/news/news_id.php?row_id=1039

      www.peer.org/news/news_id.php?row_id=1136
    3. Agit8r
      4/30/09
      Agit8r
      oops, I politicized a thread about beer
    4. cookingasshole
      4/30/09
      cookingasshole
      tisk tisk
  21. archiegottlieb
    4/30/09
    archiegottlieb
    beer blows.
    [reply]
    1. cookingasshole
      4/30/09
      cookingasshole
      what?!?!?
    2. Stillthinking
      4/30/09
      Stillthinking
      He's a weirdo who hangs out in the forums with discernible reason for being on BC. He doesn't have a blog listed.
    3. cookingasshole
      4/30/09
      cookingasshole
      in that case, your mom blows
    4. Agit8r
      4/30/09
      Agit8r
      maybe beer makes him blow chunks
    5. archiegottlieb
      4/30/09
      archiegottlieb
      blogs blow and so do you (me, that is).
    6. cookingasshole
      4/30/09
      cookingasshole
      you wish archie
    7. archiegottlieb
      5/01/09
      archiegottlieb
      you can't blame me.
    8. Agit8r
      5/01/09
      Agit8r
      I don't swing that way, gottlieb
    9. archiegottlieb
      5/01/09
      archiegottlieb
      you will if i get enough beer in you.
  22. diabolicomix
    4/30/09
    diabolicomix
    I am something of a beer fancier. My favorite imports are:
    1. Heineken
    2. Newcastle Brown
    3. Belzebuth (a most excellent French beer)

    And as for domestics I will usually either go with Miller High Life or PBR.
    [reply]
    1. Agit8r
      4/30/09
      Agit8r
      that's it... he's getting deported to Tejastan (the new name for seperatist Texas)
    2. Stillthinking
      4/30/09
      Stillthinking
      Oh good lord. PBR is also a hometown beer, but honestly, it's blech.

      I only ever bring it up to tease other people about it. I would never actually drink it.
    3. Agit8r
      4/30/09
      Agit8r
      Hieneken is drinkable... the others, not so much

      I may start a new blog: "Beer Snob"
  23. Kingjoe
    4/30/09
    Kingjoe
    In Australia we have this place called the Belgian beer cafe.

    Duvel is my favourite
    Duvel Originally, the Breendonck brewer used to give his brand new beer to the town baker to taste. "Devil" or Duvel in Antwerp province dialect...innocent and begulling at first, with a soft, light palate. A style unto itself.
    Alc Vol. 8.5%
    www.belgian-beer-cafe.com.au/balmain-beer.html
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  24. LGramlich
    4/30/09
    LGramlich
    Although I prefer margaritas, I don't mind the local brew, Abita Amber; www.abita.com/
    [reply]
    1. carsonfb
      4/30/09
      carsonfb
      Abita is good. Hard to find in Illinois though. Their root-beer is good as well.
    2. LGramlich
      5/01/09
      LGramlich
      I was surprised to stumble upon Abita Amber at a dive bar in NYC a few years back, myself. Their brewery's right in our little town, Abita Springs.
  25. onceafortnight
    4/30/09
    onceafortnight
    Did someone say beer?

    Hhmm a nice cold Austrian Gosser would be nice please (sorry can't type the umlaut without a whole pile of effort, which would mean I would then need another beer)!
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  26. carsonfb
    4/30/09
    carsonfb
    Domestic (US): MGD, MGD Light, Coors Light, Leinenkugel's Berry Weiss

    Foreign: Harp, Bass, Harp, Guiness, Harp, Heineken, Harp...oh, and did I forget to mention Harp?
    [reply]
    1. cookingasshole
      4/30/09
      cookingasshole
      I pity your domestic choices
    2. DollinNYC
      4/30/09
      DollinNYC
      I'm with you cooking asshole! I forgot to mention that I like Old Speckled Hen too !
    3. cookingasshole
      4/30/09
      cookingasshole
      doll get this - some jerkoff f'd up my recipe and tried to say it was bunk!
      cookingforassholes.blogspot.com/2009/04/grilled-ass-stuffed-trout.html
      I am so mad right now
    4. carsonfb
      4/30/09
      carsonfb
      I generally pity domestic beer (water with food coloring). When I go out, I normally order Harp...if you couldn't tell.
    5. cookingasshole
      4/30/09
      cookingasshole
      I like harp. I also like a bass guiness b&t
    6. DollinNYC
      4/30/09
      DollinNYC
      o Black & Tan that used to be my favorite! Cooking Asshole are you single?
    7. onceafortnight
      5/01/09
      onceafortnight
      oh my God I haven't had Old Speckled Hen since Witney, Oxfordshire - my home town - love it
  27. Sam1982
    4/30/09
    Sam1982
    Macs gold:



    or Steinlager pure

    [reply]
    1. Agit8r
      4/30/09
      Agit8r
      Not a fan of adjuncts, I presume?
  28. DollinNYC
    4/30/09
    DollinNYC
    what's up with posting these giant images all over the place?
    [reply]
    1. Sam1982
      4/30/09
      Sam1982
      sorry, it looked smaller on the website
    2. DollinNYC
      4/30/09
      DollinNYC
      o I see. And I didn't mean just you - it seems like everyone's doing it all of a sudden! peer pressure?
    3. cookingasshole
      4/30/09
      cookingasshole
      at least it was not a gnome
      big pictures of beer is cool with me
    4. Sam1982
      4/30/09
      Sam1982
      At least you can see the detail up close, something you dont get with smaller pictures.
    5. Agit8r
      5/01/09
      Agit8r
      it's all good till gtally dredges up a pic of Gnome Imperial Stout
  29. LisaNYC
    4/30/09
    LisaNYC
    God, I can't believe they voted out Sierra! What asshats! Oops, sorry....wrong thread!
    [reply]
    1. DollinNYC
      4/30/09
      DollinNYC
      ROFL! do you mean Sierra Nevada
  30. LisaNYC
    4/30/09
    LisaNYC
    No, I thought this was the Survivor thread!
    [reply]
    1. cookingasshole
      4/30/09
      cookingasshole
      haha!
  31. FatX
    4/30/09
    FatX
    New Castle.
    [reply]
    1. cookingasshole
      4/30/09
      cookingasshole
      whoa you are ripped!
    2. DollinNYC
      4/30/09
      DollinNYC
      FatX you don't look like a beer drinker...I question the validity of your response.
  32. 1brncowco
    4/30/09
    1brncowco
    Newcastle on tap!! Um um good.
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  33. rodaniels
    4/30/09
    rodaniels
    Shiner Bock, the greatest beer in the world!
    [reply]
    1. cookingasshole
      4/30/09
      cookingasshole
      boooo!
  34. becthomasphotograp
    4/30/09
    becthomasphotograp
    None, beer is not drinkable, but rum now were talking!
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  35. 7masterheathen
    4/30/09
    7masterheathen
    Miller Genuine Draft or my friend's homemade brews. Hell, I think he's made about 20 different kinds or flavors now. Outside of beer, I'll drink rum or moonshine.
    [reply]
    1. DollinNYC
      4/30/09
      DollinNYC
      UGH! MGD! water with yellow food coloring!
    2. cookingasshole
      4/30/09
      cookingasshole
      PBR is worse
    3. crpitt
      4/30/09
      crpitt
      Ha, or wee? Instead of yellow food colouring I meant.
  36. FreakSmack
    4/30/09
    FreakSmack
    PABST BLUE RIBBON That's right go ahead laugh it up.
    [reply]
    1. DollinNYC
      4/30/09
      DollinNYC
      All the hipsters in Williamsburg Brooklyn think PBR is is the best.
      I am not one of them!
    2. cookingasshole
      4/30/09
      cookingasshole
      I hate hipsters. They are taking over Portland!
    3. DollinNYC
      4/30/09
      DollinNYC
      I hate them even more ! they have been here for years!
  37. lisleman
    4/30/09
    lisleman
    Years and years ago when I needed a fake ID or older brother, I heard about a beer in Missouri (I think) called Bull Frog. Anybody ever hear or taste it?
    [reply]
    1. cookingasshole
      4/30/09
      cookingasshole
      I have heard of a bullfrog from Issaquah, WA
      It is a wheat beer
  38. cookingasshole
    5/01/09
    cookingasshole
    Does anyone here drink Belgians?
    If so what is your fav?
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  39. xnapoleonx
    5/01/09
    xnapoleonx
    Well, as I live in Belgium I have quite a choice in "Belgian's"
    But I like the regular stella artois 'pint' the most
    [reply]
    1. cookingasshole
      5/01/09
      cookingasshole
      that is considered the bud of belgians in america.
      Any others?
      I like delirium tremens, la chouffe, St. bernardus, etc.
    2. Agit8r
      5/01/09
      Agit8r
      after they got bought, Bud is belgian (owned)
    3. xnapoleonx
      5/01/09
      xnapoleonx
      Nasty little buggers, we are
    4. DollinNYC
      5/01/09
      DollinNYC
      your right about Stella Cooking Asshole! yuckie. Delirium Tremens is dangerous!
    5. cookingasshole
      5/01/09
      cookingasshole
      no kidding...it goes down easy at 10% but I like the 750ml bottles!
    6. DollinNYC
      5/01/09
      DollinNYC
      !! If you like that you would like Stone DOUBLE bastard! Also 10%! I can't drink it !
      I only weigh 4 ounces!
    7. cookingasshole
      5/01/09
      cookingasshole
      no way! I have never seen that!
    8. DollinNYC
      5/01/09
      DollinNYC
      WAY ! They had it a the Whole Foods beer room here on tap (to fill a growler)
  40. xnapoleonx
    5/01/09
    xnapoleonx
    Hoegaerden is quite nice too, but i'm not the biggest of beer drinkers
    [reply]
    1. cookingasshole
      5/01/09
      cookingasshole
      I like me a hoegaerden
  41. wehireu
    5/01/09
    wehireu
    Brooklyn Chocolate Ale, Guinness Stout
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  42. softmelon
    5/01/09
    softmelon
    Mill Street Organic....or was it orgasmic
    [reply]
    1. cookingasshole
      5/01/09
      cookingasshole
      where is that from?
  43. KPinski77
    5/01/09
    KPinski77
    oy, way too many to choose!

    A few favorites:

    Ten Penny

    Smithwicks

    Magic Hat #9

    Opa Opa Milk Stout

    Victory Hop Wallop Double IPA
    [reply]
    1. Agit8r
      5/01/09
      Agit8r
      ive had the victory before. good stuff
    2. cookingasshole
      5/01/09
      cookingasshole
      those magic hat brews are not too bad either. Except one time I got an apricot IPA or some crap like that by accident and it was disgusting.
  44. chicky401
    5/01/09
    chicky401
    I am not a big beer person, prefer the mixed drinks when I drink. However my favorite is Corona and lime or Molson Ice. I had a friend who used to make his own beer and that was really good too. Very strong but good flavor.
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  45. RambleHead
    5/01/09
    RambleHead
    I'm Canadian but Scotland's Innis & Gunn is ridiculously fantastic.
    www.ramblehead.com/2009/04/best-beer-in-the-world/
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  46. xmarks
    5/01/09
    xmarks
    on the house
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  47. DailyBeerReview
    9/05/09
    DailyBeerReview
    Lots of favorites for me, I've even started a series on my blog about them. Let me pick a few... of the many.

    Lagunitas Hop Stoopid Ale
    www.dailybeerreview.com/2009/08/good-stuff-1-lagunitas-hop-stoopid-ale.html

    North Coast Old Stock Ale 2009
    www.dailybeerreview.com/2009/08/good-stuff-2-old-stock-ale-2009.html

    Rogue Chocolate Stout
    www.dailybeerreview.com/2009/08/good-stuff-3-rogue-chocolate-stout.html
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  48. LisaNYC
    9/05/09
    LisaNYC
    Bleech! Beer sucks.
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  49. stayfitbug
    9/05/09
    stayfitbug
    Long island ice tea is good
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  50. Rainhat
    9/05/09
    Rainhat
    Dreher - a nice Hungarian beer

    Staropramen - good Czech lager

    Karhu - nice lager from Finland
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  51. tonybeach
    9/05/09
    tonybeach
    lager lately....a cold molson on occasion!
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  52. stayfitbug
    9/05/09
    stayfitbug
    Cobra for first drink on a casual evening out
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  53. cookingasshole
    9/05/09
    cookingasshole
    Boulevard Brewing Double Wide IPA is incredible...one of my new favs
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  54. Agit8r
    9/05/09
    Agit8r
    New Belgian Brewing's "Abbey Ale" is a new fave here
    [reply]
    1. cookingasshole
      9/05/09
      cookingasshole
      it is a good American take on a traditional Belgian style
    2. Agit8r
      9/05/09
      Agit8r
      at a fraction of the price : )
    3. cookingasshole
      9/05/09
      cookingasshole
      no kidding!
  55. Funkkeejooce
    9/05/09
    Funkkeejooce
    Will rootbeer do? I don't really like beer.
    [reply]
    1. cookingasshole
      9/05/09
      cookingasshole
      I guess that is okay...

      what kind of root beer?
  56. snoodle
    9/05/09
    snoodle
    Its not really beer... Cider Bulmers! Love it
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  57. Funkkeejooce
    9/05/09
    Funkkeejooce
    Any rootbeer will do..just plenty of ice please.
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  58. bettieblogger
    9/05/09
    bettieblogger
    I enjoy Labatt's Blue but if I'm in the mood for something different then it's a Guinness or a Stella

    side note: the beer must be cold enough to freezer burn my throat or I won't drink it!.
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  59. TLAnarchist
    9/05/09
    TLAnarchist
    Cheap.
    [reply]
    1. DollinNYC
      9/05/09
      DollinNYC
      LOL! the Grocery Store (Pathmark) on Long Island used to sell generic beer.

      It was a can with the word 'beer' written on it..and it was CHEAP! and not very good...
    2. TLAnarchist
      9/05/09
      TLAnarchist
      But at least you could get drunk after a few... packs.
  60. crpitt
    9/05/09
    crpitt
    If I had to pick it would be Old Speckled Hen
    [reply]
    1. DollinNYC
      9/05/09
      DollinNYC
      that is my favorite on tap...
  61. samevil
    9/05/09
    samevil
    I love the taste of Finnish Karhu beer, also like Fosters...
    [reply]
  62. scenexg
    9/05/09
    scenexg
    im sippin one of my favs right now. heineken babYY
    [reply]
  63. DeadRooster
    9/05/09
    DeadRooster
    Leinenkugel's Honey Weiss:

    www.leinie.com/honey_weiss.html
    [reply]
  64. LisaNYC
    9/05/09
    LisaNYC
    Beer........bleech!!
    [reply]
    1. DollinNYC
      9/05/09
      DollinNYC
      we heard you the first time!!
  65. LisaNYC
    9/05/09
    LisaNYC
    Although I do occasionally enjoy getting sloshed in the Oval on Pabst!
    [reply]
    1. DollinNYC
      9/05/09
      DollinNYC
      so I've heard...
  66. LisaNYC
    9/05/09
    LisaNYC
    I know....a "little goat told you." Ouch! Those nasty "paper cuts"!
    [reply]
    1. DollinNYC
      9/05/09
      DollinNYC
      Ouch ! I am still on painkillers thanks to you and your good time buddies!
  67. LisaNYC
    9/05/09
    LisaNYC
    Don't blame me for your predilection for cozying up with dangerous farm animals with sharp teeth! THAT'S what caused your little "accident" and you know it!
    [reply]
    1. DollinNYC
      9/05/09
      DollinNYC
      My 'accident' was caused by your carelessness!!
      RECYCLE or else people could DIE!!
  68. LisaNYC
    9/05/09
    LisaNYC
    Riiiiiiiiiiiiight. That pizza box was made out of biodegradable cardboard, for your information! I don't blame you for having shame issues about how you got that "paper cut" though!
    [reply]
    1. DollinNYC
      9/05/09
      DollinNYC
      It can still be sharp enough to cause someone to have an injury that required 37 stitches to repair!

      No shame here - RECYCLE!
  69. LisaNYC
    9/05/09
    LisaNYC
    Beulass told me I don't have to! So there!
    [reply]
    1. DollinNYC
      9/05/09
      DollinNYC
      yah but she is also one of THEM!
  70. LisaNYC
    9/05/09
    LisaNYC
    You mean....................?
    [reply]
    1. DollinNYC
      9/05/09
      DollinNYC
      YES! that is exactly what I mean!
  71. LisaNYC
    9/05/09
    LisaNYC
    Those damn bat pod people! They're everywhere!
    [reply]
  72. FreakSmack
    9/05/09
    FreakSmack
    I know I've said it before, but I'm pretty frickin drunk on PBR right now, God Bless America!
    [reply]
    1. DollinNYC
      9/05/09
      DollinNYC
      You and LisaNYC!
  73. LisaNYC
    9/05/09
    LisaNYC
    At least I don't have a late night date with one of Robbie's goats like some people, er, Dolls I know!
    [reply]
    1. DollinNYC
      9/05/09
      DollinNYC
      Goats are people too! errr ummm
  74. jeremyjanson
    9/05/09
    jeremyjanson
    Jack Daniels.
    [reply]
  75. FreakSmack
    9/05/09
    FreakSmack
    I don't know about goats but I am dedicated

    in all my glory here
    [reply]
  76. sylnande
    9/06/09
    sylnande
    Guinness without a doubt. It has to be room temperature, none of that icy beer. That's not the way to drink it.
    [reply]
  77. theindependentrage
    9/06/09
    theindependentrage
    Keystone Ice! 5.9% and as smooth as the knob on an Alabama $hithouse.
    [reply]
  78. Shuttercraft
    9/06/09
    Shuttercraft
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