The idea has been bandied about for long enough now -- time to take action!
I'll start with:
Rolling Rock. (Swill in a bottle.)
Dixie Light. (Watery swill.)
Sierra Nevada Pale Ale. (Lavabe knows why.)
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The idea has been bandied about for long enough now -- time to take action!
I'll start with:
Rolling Rock. (Swill in a bottle.)
Dixie Light. (Watery swill.)
Sierra Nevada Pale Ale. (Lavabe knows why.)
DevilAlumna, did you realize that you and Earljam are now sharing the same signature - I love monkeys? Are you two now a couple? :D
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I love monkeys.
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I love monkeys!!!!!
Now back to the beer, it's all not very good. Some it is just less bad than the rest. Of course, this from a person whose penultimate beverage is a Diet Mountain Dew Code Red. Which he can't get in the Boston area.
Southpaw is the worst beer ever made. But the worst beer ever drank may be a very special Keystone Ice. It lived in my roommate's Jeep Wrangler for 2 1/2 years. We then put it in our beer fridge, and just waited for someone very drunk and desperate. It smelled completely skunky from the moment the can was open, and it all went downhill from there.
And I study primates, including monkeys. GO FIGURE!:eek:
Technically speaking, no screaming howling panic monkeys on the DBR today.:D
I wound up NOT starting the thread, for fear of earning sin bin points for cluttering the DBR (and for jinxing the thread).
Yeah, the Sierra Nevada Pale Ale is now my jinx beer for Duke, so it will be retired/banned from my beer list during Duke games.
Add to the list of YCCH the following:
Genny Cream Ale, Sam Adams Cherry Wheat (a.k.a. cough syrup), Sweetwater's Pilsner, and Blue Moon Winter.
Cheers,
Lavabe
WarSteiner all the way.
Miller Chill, yecchhhh
FEAR THE PENGUIN!
Bud Ice ... the official beer of the National Hockey League. Remember that time period?
Oy vei,
Lavabe
Budweiser Clamato :eek:
Whover had that genius idea should be medically studied. Three months ago I bought two cans. One is still taking up usefull space in my refridgerator. After I took the first sip and prompty spit onto my keyboard, I read the can. It actually encourages you to shake it up a bit. I didn't, so what I drank tasted like pure clam juice with alcohol undertones. Down at the bottom, is some sort of tomato juice concoction, and I guess the rest of the alcohol.
I figure I'll use the other can for cooking one day, I can't even see getting drunk enough to drink it.
Three brands of "respected" beers I have not tried since the early 90s and will likely never try again. The first two I find sickening to the taste. The third simply has no taste:
1. Busch Beer (Head for the Mountains and run from this beer)
2. Coors (Way over-rated)
3. Coors Light (They took 11 oz. of water and added 1 oz. of beer and should be sued)
-EarlJam
By far the worst beers on the planet are American lagers. That style of beer was born from a lack of proper ingredients during the depression. It is garbage and will always be garbage. Still, everyone seems to like it.
I take exception to PBR - only on the boat though (and during some Duke games!)
Not to threadjack, but I saw a documentary recently that demonstrated that some groups of monkeys were evolving (ie. doing things they had never been seen doing before such as swimming and forming tools/weapons out of sticks). Unbelievably interesting stuff.
Now back to the bad beer discussion - I think Bud, Heineken, and Amstel are all swill in a bottle.
On the swimming thing, quite a number of primate species swim. I use some that video in class.
What IS freaky is the video I've watched where ELEPHANTS swim from one Indonesian island to another. BIZARRE!!
Oh no ... bad beer jingles (EARWORM ALERT):
"My beer is Rheingold, the dry beer.
Think of Rheingold whenever you buy beer."
Enjoy the earworm ... if you can remember it!
Cheers,
Lavabe