I'm 50% Irish and if that hypothetical situation/joke was a liquor drinking contest I'd be down, but since it was beer no thanks.
I'd let the town drunk handle it. --> :cuch:
I'm 50% Irish and if that hypothetical situation/joke was a liquor drinking contest I'd be down, but since it was beer no thanks.
I'd let the town drunk handle it. --> :cuch:
Because I'm one hell of a butler.
Quite an exaggeration when I find it for $40 here.Originally Posted by noxious.sunshine
-That- my friend, depends on the size of the bottle and whether it's Blanco, Reposado, or Anejo. ;p
Blanco - of any brand - is typically around $1 - $2 cheaper than resposado.
But I don't drink Patron, so I don't know how much it really costs. I think back in the day in Phoenix this dude bought a big bottle of blanco and he said it was like $65.
Confession: Guinness is quite trout.
Guinness vs. Budweiser then, GO!
Haha good one. Talking about stereotypes - I remember when I was on holidays in the US with some friends. When we entered into a pub one day to look at a match we heard "Oh here come the Irish better leave before they drink the place dry GAHAHH". It came from two Americans sitting at the bar eating cheeseburgers.
Budweiser: The King of Beers.
Also the only beer my dad will drink. He will not drink anything else and he will -only- drink Budweiser out of a 12 oz can. If you hand him a -bottle- of Budweiser, or a -mug- of Budweiser, he will find an empty can and pour the beer into that can. And considering my dad is now a Hermit and never goes anywhere, there is no shortage of Budweiser cans in his cave.
Ugh, canned beer is the worst. Tap or bottle, man.
this, yes. canned beer picks up that aluminum taste just from touching the can. give it to me in a flavorless glass container.
Yes, and tap is aaaaalways the best. It's so refreshing.this, yes. canned beer picks up that aluminum taste just from touching the can. give it to me in a flavorless glass container.
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