I think I found my new best friend

Now that's a cool pup.

I'll work on his taste for this beer. He's young yet.

And lookit, there's already a strong family resemblence!!!

Da Worfster

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And lookit, there's already a strong family resemblence!!!

Da Worfster

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How did you know what my sister looks like?

It looks more like my husband after a night out with the boys. Only he'd never be caught dead drinking a light beer.

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How did you know what my sister looks like?

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I think he ment the beer/remote thingy :ciappa:

There you go again GM. Always trying to top me in the comedy department. You and those DAM visual aides.:incazzato:

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There you go again GM. Always trying to top me in the comedy department. You and those DAM visual aides.:incazzato:

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It's hard to beat prop comedy.

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There you go again GM. Always trying to top me in the comedy department. You and those DAM visual aides.:incazzato:

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But I like visual aides. Besides, we're not in competition. I think of us as more of a team.
Heeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeey Aaaaaaabbooooooooooott

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It's hard to beat prop comedy.

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With a big enough stick, you beat almost anything.

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But I like visual aides. Besides, we're not in competition. I think of us as more of a team.
Heeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeey Aaaaaaabbooooooooooott

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I really feel loved now. :o
Can I'va hug FA?

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I really feel loved now. :o
Can I'va hug FA?

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It's OK with me, but I think that FA has the final word in that department.

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I really feel loved now. :o
Can I'va hug FA?

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You feel loved because of GM's post, but you want a hug from me? Shouldn't it be you and GM hugging?

Men can hug too you know.

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You feel loved because of GM's post, but you want a hug from me? Shouldn't it be you and GM hugging?

Men can hug too you know.

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Are trying to make an FA, Tex & GM club sandwich?

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Men can hug too you know.

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Not where I come from they don't. Just like men don't cry tears of joy over movies either. :hand: You're the closest lady (gal, girl, broad, chick, hottie) so you're elected. Besides, GM's too hard. I like soft & lumpy. :thumbsup:

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I'm not touching that one. :nonod:

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It looks more like my husband after a night out with the boys. Only he'd never be caught dead drinking a light beer.

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Well, he might be found dead drinking light beer though. Yuck!

Years ago, and for years to follow, it was Coors light or nothing for me. From quart bottles to 1/2 kegs, the #1 brew for me and my gang was nothing but. Fast forward ~10 years and you couldn't get me to come within 10 ft. of beer whatsoever, but last year, while some British friends and I were bar hopping down on Greenville Ave., one guy turned me on to a can of Boddington's pub ale. Excellent brew that, when you pour it into a glass you find it has a fool-proof and rich head. What I mean is, you can pour it as fast as you want, but because it has a small carbon dioxide widget in the can there's never any overflow, and after all the foam dissipates, you're left with a smooth and mellow bouquet (to borrow a wine term). I don't know if anyone's ever heard of it or tried it but it's become my number one choice when I'm in the mood for a cold one. And just to prove that I'm not a beer snob, my second choice is Bass ale... a robust and manly ale. :cool:

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I'm not touching that one. :nonod:

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But, but, I thought.... sniff sniff...:cryin:

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Boddington's pub ale.

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A friend of ours bought a six pack of this to a BBQ one night and introduce my husband to it. Now he buys it every now and then. I don't drink beer myself. But it is very cool how this one pours out.

Down here a 4-pack of I think 16oz. cans costs $8.50. I definately pace myself with this beer.

Now where's that smart remark GM made about my old stand-by Coors Light...

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Down here a 4-pack of I think 16oz. cans costs $8.50. I definately pace myself with this beer.

Now where's that smart remark GM made about my old stand-by Coors Light...

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Sorry, was away. Coors light is fine if you like your piss watered down.

Yeah, this coming from the guy who thinks Margaritas are yellow.

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Sorry, was away. Coors light is fine if you like your piss watered down.

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Some of us are priviledged to drink the likes of Sleeman Honey Brown ...
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I see a lot of J.W. Dundee's Honey Brown ale sold at the local liquor and grocery stores down here but I hesitate to buy it in the event it has a bitter after taste, which I despise. Also because just like any other import it's expensive. Can I get a review on Honey Brown ale, particularly the J.W. brand?

Although hard to find in some states (maybe due to the brewing process, eh) I like a good Fraoch Heather Ale when available...

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Oh yeah, nice doggie.