Your favorite beer

Metal master Number of posts : 647 Age : 38

I think it's a cool way to relate to each other. Just another reason to come to the HOM convention next year. I'd love to share a beer with all of you.

Metal is in my blood Number of posts : 3367 Age : 56

MetalH wrote:: I think it's a cool way to relate to each other. Just another reason to come to the HOM convention next year. I'd love to share a beer with all of you.

Dooooooooood! It won't be the same without you.

Just save 37c every three days. It's working for ScottMitchell......

Metal master Number of posts : 647 Age : 38

LOL! That's a damn good idea. Maybe I can don a certain suit and sell gumballs for extra cash too..... Your favorite beer - Page 2 811939

Metal is in my blood Number of posts : 2793 Age : 65

scottmitchell74 wrote:: I've been threatening to take up drinking. I'll do it! It sounds like you guys are really passionate about it.

Bad idea S&M. That would almost certainly put you over the top of Ohio guidlines for methane emissions, for one thing. Don't go there!

Subject: Re: Your favorite beer Thu Jul 17, 2008 8:15 am

Ha!! Luckily I live in Texas these days. Very Happy

(I hate the stuff, though, so no worries. I just feel left out at work or here when the beer chat starts. Smile

I'm intrigued by all the little micro-brews and if/when I visit Europe someday it will seem an awful waste of all the pubs they have there if I wasn't able to enjoy a pint>)

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Yeah, don't pick up the beer habit, scott. We talk so lovingly about it in the same way someone calls themselves "pleasantly plump" when they know damn right that they are fat as hell. Smile

I wish I could stop some days. But then Friday comes along and all bets are off. $don\'t know$

Metal is in my blood Number of posts : 3367 Age : 56

MetalH wrote:: Maybe I can don a certain suit and sell gumballs for extra cash too.....

Heck, bring the suit to Vegas and you wouldn't have to gamble to get extra money. DeathCult and Spec would be constantly in line.....

Bukkake Tsunami Number of posts : 25557 Age : 52

I don't know if I have a hands-down favorite, but my default choice is usually Yeungling Lager or Heineken when they are available.

Quote :: White Russians are my favorite.

The Dude abides.

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I never drank a beer in my life.

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DenimAndLeather wrote:: I never drank a beer in my life.

I see.

Beer relaxes most people.

Look into it. Smile

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There are other ways to relax.

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DenimAndLeather wrote:: There are other ways to relax.

Like cracking skulls? Not my bag, He-Man. Smile

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I am very careful with my beer consumption now as i've had a 22 year love/hate relationship with that b##ch. That said, I love a good IPA on a hot day. Anyone ever heard of Firestation5? Good stuff.

Metal is my Life Number of posts : 12811 Age : 54

Beer - prefer the microbrews, I like to try different ones
"Major" beers - gotta go with coors light!
Mixed Drinks - Jack & Coke!

Baron Von 40oz. Number of posts : 4386 Age : 33

I'm not at liberty to say

Metal, Movies, Beer Number of posts : 37646 Age : 53

I'm having an "oil can" of Foster's Lager as I surf the Net tonight. (It's "Australian for beer," don'cha know).

Tomorrow we're going away for the weekend in our RV and I have a case of Pabst Blue Ribbon on ice in the trailer fridge. Sweeet, sweeeeeet cheap beer.

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You and your PBR kills me. Mad props, young man! An RV and PBR. Man needs nothing more. Smile

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spectrefate wrote:: You and your PBR kills me. Mad props, young man! An RV and PBR. Man needs nothing more.

When spending the weekend in an RV park surrounded by your wife's family, you need QUANTITY of beer, not necessarily QUALITY. Thus, the PBR fits the bill nicely.

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Fat Freddy wrote:

spectrefate wrote:: You and your PBR kills me. Mad props, young man! An RV and PBR. Man needs nothing more.

When spending the weekend in an RV park surrounded by my wife's family, I need QUANTITY of beer, not QUALITY. Thus, the PBR fits the bill nicely.

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Metal master Number of posts : 647 Age : 38

Once in a while I do enjoy a Sparks too. I had one tonight with some frozen pizza and it hit the spot.

Metal master Number of posts : 874 Age : 59

Sam Adams Light usually my choice, though I have to splurge (on calories) and get a Guiness now and again. But, if a bar has both Guiness and Bass on tap, I always get a Black and Tan. That's good drinkin'! Very Happy

I also am not afraid to try different local brews when going out with the wife. I'm just glad I can afford better than I could in high school! Old Milwaukee, anyone? sick

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I'm not old enough to drink, but my dad gave me some Heineken once and it was pretty good. very happy

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Fat Freddy wrote:: I'm having an "oil can" of Foster's Lager as I surf the Net tonight. (It's "Australian for beer," don'cha know).

Tomorrow we're going away for the weekend in our RV and I have a case of Pabst Blue Ribbon on ice in the trailer fridge. Sweeet, sweeeeeet cheap beer.

Accroding to the Australians, Fosters is Asutrialian for the beast (Milwalkee's best)

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thejokeriv wrote:: Accroding to the Australians, Fosters is Asutrialian for the beast (Milwalkee's best)

True... a couple of Aussies that I know on another forum have assured me that Foster's is actually Australian for "urine," haha.

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Fat Freddy wrote:

spectrefate wrote:: You and your PBR kills me. Mad props, young man! An RV and PBR. Man needs nothing more.

When spending the weekend in an RV park surrounded by your wife's family, you need QUANTITY of beer, not necessarily QUALITY. Thus, the PBR fits the bill nicely.

If I was in that situation, I'd need something more potent. I'm thinking black tar heroin.

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