15 Nov 2011, 7:32 pm
The question that needs to be asked do I really need a middle income college educated brat rubbing my nose in it (don't shoot the messenger that's what I've been led to believe what Autisim is (Autism Tv) I could elaborate though I 'll bite my tongue and stop other wise I''ll have Cindi Brady tattle on me to her Mommy (mods) perhaps these tattle tails should take heed of Mike Brady's advise "Cindi nobody likes a tattle tail"
But it's all right I suppose I know I'm just as superior as the petit bourgeois people around here because being non mentally depressive any more I know realise the things that are meant to be important to an autistic 
ain't so, most of you make no sense to me, whats so ever in fact.
15 Nov 2011, 7:35 pm
Tequila wrote:
The only people who use the word 'bevvy' in Britain are Scousers and they can be excused as they live in their own universe.
Barley wine is disgusting, horrid stuff! Here, I have a bottle of BrewDog Devine Rebel, a 12.1% barley wine if you want it.
Real ale pubs are rarer than rocking horse dung in Canada. Get yourself over here and we can go to York or Sheffield - some lovely real ale pubs in those two cities.
Barley wine is disgusting, horrid stuff! Here, I have a bottle of BrewDog Devine Rebel, a 12.1% barley wine if you want it.
Real ale pubs are rarer than rocking horse dung in Canada. Get yourself over here and we can go to York or Sheffield - some lovely real ale pubs in those two cities.
Your right anything over 10 % is suspect though Belgium beers are ok at that gravity thanks to their high % of simple sugars which lightens the beer.
I think ideal beers are in the 6% - 8 % range.
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16 Nov 2011, 7:24 am
Tequila wrote:
The only people who use the word 'bevvy' in Britain are Scousers and they can be excused as they live in their own universe.
Barley wine is disgusting, horrid stuff! Here, I have a bottle of BrewDog Devine Rebel, a 12.1% barley wine if you want it.
Real ale pubs are rarer than rocking horse dung in Canada. Get yourself over here and we can go to York or Sheffield - some lovely real ale pubs in those two cities.
Barley wine is disgusting, horrid stuff! Here, I have a bottle of BrewDog Devine Rebel, a 12.1% barley wine if you want it.
Real ale pubs are rarer than rocking horse dung in Canada. Get yourself over here and we can go to York or Sheffield - some lovely real ale pubs in those two cities.
Do you read viz comics?
Because you remind me of these characters:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/norbet/408 ... otostream/
http://www.flickr.com/photos/norbet/394 ... 424696300/
16 Nov 2011, 12:12 pm
16 Nov 2011, 1:15 pm
aussiebloke wrote:
Tequila wrote:
The only people who use the word 'bevvy' in Britain are Scousers and they can be excused as they live in their own universe.
Barley wine is disgusting, horrid stuff! Here, I have a bottle of BrewDog Devine Rebel, a 12.1% barley wine if you want it.
Real ale pubs are rarer than rocking horse dung in Canada. Get yourself over here and we can go to York or Sheffield - some lovely real ale pubs in those two cities.
Barley wine is disgusting, horrid stuff! Here, I have a bottle of BrewDog Devine Rebel, a 12.1% barley wine if you want it.
Real ale pubs are rarer than rocking horse dung in Canada. Get yourself over here and we can go to York or Sheffield - some lovely real ale pubs in those two cities.
Your right anything over 10 % is suspect though Belgium beers are ok at that gravity thanks to their high % of simple sugars which lightens the beer.
I think ideal beers are in the 6% - 8 % range.
i like my beers to be a minimum of 6%, given the choice. barleywine is awesome to my tastebuds!! !! but the last time i drank it i severely overdid it and ended up with the hangover of a decade. i'm sad to say that i've stopped drinking beer at all really because it seems to give me headaches and migraines (even just one bottle)
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16 Nov 2011, 1:50 pm
i guess nobody here would care for my keystone light. it is non-bitter and goes down as easy as any homeopathic brew could go down. i admire and would gladly meet any other WPers with a similar taste in light alcoholic beverages. 
16 Nov 2011, 6:34 pm
hyperlexian wrote:
aussiebloke wrote:
Tequila wrote:
The only people who use the word 'bevvy' in Britain are Scousers and they can be excused as they live in their own universe.
Barley wine is disgusting, horrid stuff! Here, I have a bottle of BrewDog Devine Rebel, a 12.1% barley wine if you want it.
Real ale pubs are rarer than rocking horse dung in Canada. Get yourself over here and we can go to York or Sheffield - some lovely real ale pubs in those two cities.
Barley wine is disgusting, horrid stuff! Here, I have a bottle of BrewDog Devine Rebel, a 12.1% barley wine if you want it.
Real ale pubs are rarer than rocking horse dung in Canada. Get yourself over here and we can go to York or Sheffield - some lovely real ale pubs in those two cities.
Your right anything over 10 % is suspect though Belgium beers are ok at that gravity thanks to their high % of simple sugars which lightens the beer.
I think ideal beers are in the 6% - 8 % range.
i like my beers to be a minimum of 6%, given the choice. barleywine is awesome to my tastebuds!! !! but the last time i drank it i severely overdid it and ended up with the hangover of a decade. i'm sad to say that i've stopped drinking beer at all really because it seems to give me headaches and migraines (even just one bottle)
.I suspect it's because your female and you don't like bitter beers (don't shoot the messenger it's been scientifically proven women mostly don't like these type of beers
Alcohol has such a way of masking bitter flavours I once (tried) to make a really really intense high gravity beer aroungd 15 % and used a shed loads of Simcoe and Amarillo hops which basically = to drinking a tropical cocktail , finished product? nothing more than fizzy sweet alcoholic water , you would have not at all known I had used fruity type hops
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why not just drink whisky instead ?
16 Nov 2011, 6:42 pm
MONKEY wrote:
Do you read viz comics?
Because you remind me of these characters:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/norbet/408 ... otostream/
http://www.flickr.com/photos/norbet/394 ... 424696300/
Because you remind me of these characters:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/norbet/408 ... otostream/
http://www.flickr.com/photos/norbet/394 ... 424696300/
I've known about the Real Ale Twats for years.
Right, I'm off to the Cask and Fuggle for a pint of Muggeridge's Old Stinker, a 6.4% strong dark ale.
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16 Nov 2011, 9:27 pm
hyperlexian wrote:
aussiebloke wrote:
I suspect it's because your female and you don't like bitter beers (don't shoot the messenger it's been scientifically proven women mostly don't like these type of beers
i like my beer to be 100 IBUs/International Bitterness Units or higher. your toes would curl from the double IPA's i enjoy. you're silly.
Oh I for got
your Miss 100 ibu now I remember, seriously most women do not like bitter beer do you dispute this ?
16 Nov 2011, 9:44 pm
aussiebloke wrote:
hyperlexian wrote:
aussiebloke wrote:
I suspect it's because your female and you don't like bitter beers (don't shoot the messenger it's been scientifically proven women mostly don't like these type of beers
i like my beer to be 100 IBUs/International Bitterness Units or higher. your toes would curl from the double IPA's i enjoy. you're silly.
Oh I for got
your Miss 100 ibu now I remember, seriously most women do not like bitter beer do you dispute this ?nope it's true, most women don't like it. but you never know when you'll come across a woman who doesn't fit the cookie-cutter.
16 Nov 2011, 9:56 pm
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