01 Jun 2011, 9:11 pm
Ghonasiflaids wrote:
It seems like the logical thing for an apie to do...Only problem is you need social skills to get a girl to do that.
Yes I think it's a a great idea I recall many moons ago an aspie did a write on his blog on this very subject (he was a devote christian) he was "sickened" to have read theirs a trend going on where aspies are having causal sex with each other.
Seems logical to me , any takers (clear skin here)
hell if your a 1/2 starving poor uni student I'm willing to drunk you up in style (home brew) sweet sweet delicious home brew (beer) * and feed you (not with my schlong) that's for latter on ladies , I mean real food . real as in a home cooked meal (but be warned their will be no dead animal or their secretions or bum waste (eggs) in that meal . will gnocchi do ? I am pleased to say I've perfected it trick :cook the potatoes in the oven (foil) as opposed to boiling it and you must use a ricer.
* actually most woman would not like it way to bitter also I like black (as most say once you go black you wont go back) actually being serious for a moment did you see Obama in Ireland meeting his "relatives' he had a good swig of the Guinness but his wife
, did you see the footage ? I need to find out why woman don't like these styles of beer do they even like beer period ?
PS mods no need to |PM me I 'm joking.
01 Jun 2011, 9:16 pm
aussiebloke wrote:
* actually most woman would not like it way to bitter also I like black (as most say once you go black you wont go back) actually being serious for a moment did you see Obama in Ireland meeting his "relatives' he had a good swig of the Guinness but his wife , did you see the footage ? I need to find out why woman don't like these styles of beer do they even like beer period ?
, did you see the footage ? I need to find out why woman don't like these styles of beer do they even like beer period ? lol! most bars don't carry the ale i really like so by defauly i drink guinness instead. people are always surprised, and honestly i have no idea why. is it an odd beer?
01 Jun 2011, 9:30 pm
hyperlexian wrote:
aussiebloke wrote:
* actually most woman would not like it way to bitter also I like black (as most say once you go black you wont go back) actually being serious for a moment did you see Obama in Ireland meeting his "relatives' he had a good swig of the Guinness but his wife , did you see the footage ? I need to find out why woman don't like these styles of beer do they even like beer period ?
, did you see the footage ? I need to find out why woman don't like these styles of beer do they even like beer period ? lol! most bars don't carry the ale i really like so by defauly i drink guinness instead. people are always surprised, and honestly i have no idea why. is it an odd beer?
It would surprise me to , it's a fuddy duddy crusty old mans drink, I thinks there's a real reason why women don't like these styles of beers I need to reference one of my beer magazines their was such an article , apparently women prefer fruity lightly hooped beers. I'm not sure if you could do this beer :
www.coopers.com.au/ -
The Coopers Stout and I kid you not markes Guinness seem like a girly mans drink. I can taste I kid you not ,, grandpas old chest, Chesterfield lounge, caramelized meat drippings, Lindt 80% , bitter Italian coffee (ristretto style ) and than some ! it's really intense though my home brew even more so
all this beer talk is making me thirsty .
01 Jun 2011, 10:21 pm
aussiebloke wrote:
hyperlexian wrote:
lol! most bars don't carry the ale i really like so by defauly i drink guinness instead. people are always surprised, and honestly i have no idea why. is it an odd beer?
It would surprise me to , it's a fuddy duddy crusty old mans drink, I thinks there's a real reason why women don't like these styles of beers I need to reference one of my beer magazines their was such an article , apparently women prefer fruity lightly hooped beers. I'm not sure if you could do this beer :
www.coopers.com.au/ -
The Coopers Stout and I kid you not markes Guinness seem like a girly mans drink. I can taste I kid you not ,, grandpas old chest, Chesterfield lounge, caramelized meat drippings, Lindt 80% , bitter Italian coffee (ristretto style ) and than some ! it's really intense though my home brew even more so
all this beer talk is making me thirsty .
i like stout, but it is not my first choice. but i like India Pale Ales or Double India Pale Ales best. something bitter and cloudy and thick, basically. around 100 IBUs (International Bitterness Units) is the goal for me, without too much sugar to offset the bite.
i was reading about Belgian sour beers. those would be interesting to try too.
01 Jun 2011, 11:50 pm
02 Jun 2011, 3:57 am
aussiebloke wrote:
hyperlexian wrote:
aussiebloke wrote:
* actually most woman would not like it way to bitter also I like black (as most say once you go black you wont go back) actually being serious for a moment did you see Obama in Ireland meeting his "relatives' he had a good swig of the Guinness but his wife , did you see the footage ? I need to find out why woman don't like these styles of beer do they even like beer period ?
, did you see the footage ? I need to find out why woman don't like these styles of beer do they even like beer period ? lol! most bars don't carry the ale i really like so by defauly i drink guinness instead. people are always surprised, and honestly i have no idea why. is it an odd beer?
It would surprise me to , it's a fuddy duddy crusty old mans drink, I thinks there's a real reason why women don't like these styles of beers I need to reference one of my beer magazines their was such an article , apparently women prefer fruity lightly hooped beers. I'm not sure if you could do this beer :
www.coopers.com.au/ -
The Coopers Stout and I kid you not markes Guinness seem like a girly mans drink. I can taste I kid you not ,, grandpas old chest, Chesterfield lounge, caramelized meat drippings, Lindt 80% , bitter Italian coffee (ristretto style ) and than some ! it's really intense though my home brew even more so
all this beer talk is making me thirsty .
coopers stout is usually my default drink if i can't grab guinness stout which is hard to find here. traditional Guinness i can take it or leave it.
02 Jun 2011, 6:31 am
02 Jun 2011, 8:28 am
02 Jun 2011, 8:30 am
Solvejg wrote:
coopers stout is usually my default drink
I usually prefer strong, coffeeish stouts. What part of Australia do you live in?
Kelamin
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02 Jun 2011, 8:32 am
Please don't say Toohey's again, Coopers is the brand you should be trying to hunt down, not quite sure it's fantastic but it's very drinkable, you might wanna ask our resident drunk as to what she thinks about the coopers dark/extra stout
02 Jun 2011, 8:32 am
02 Jun 2011, 8:33 am
Kelamin wrote:
Please don't say Toohey's again, Coopers is the brand you should be trying to hunt down, not quite sure it's fantastic but it's very drinkable, you might wanna ask our resident drunk as to what she thinks about the coopers dark/extra stout
If I had a choice I'd be hunting down some of the excellent strong stouts/porters available from the Australian microbreweries.
02 Jun 2011, 8:34 am
02 Jun 2011, 8:35 am
Kelamin
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02 Jun 2011, 8:38 am
Tequila wrote:
TeaEarlGreyHot wrote:
<--- Guinness drinker.
Wouldn't mind a pint of Guinness FES now. It ain't cheap in the shops though - comes to about £3.10 a pint / £1.80 a bottle (equivalent) in bottled form from Booths. It used to be available for more like £2.30 a pint / £1.33 a bottle.
I wouldn't be complaining too loudly a pint of guinness here i think is between 8 and 10 AUD, which would be closer to 5 to 7 pounds i think
and you might not even be lucky enough to get an imperial pint (What a real pint is called here for some stupid reason)
02 Jun 2011, 8:40 am
hyperlexian wrote:
it's the IPAs and DIPAs that rock my world.
I love those beers too. As well as Imperial Stouts. Ever had some of those?
It's my birthday today, so that bottle of Nøgne Ø Dark Horizon 2. edition that I've had for 26 months might well be drunk today. Yum.
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