Valhalla Legends Archive

Quote from: Hazard on February 25, 2004, 03:07 PM
Guinness is a strong, dark beer. Takes a man to drink it

Takes an idiot. Most alcoholics use it as an excuse as dark beer is meant to be healthy.

Quote from: The-Rabid-Lord on February 27, 2004, 11:55 AM

Quote from: Hazard on February 25, 2004, 03:07 PM
Guinness is a strong, dark beer. Takes a man to drink it

Takes an idiot. Most alcoholics use it as an excuse as dark beer is meant to be healthy.

Only idiots drink Guinness is that what you're trying to say? Most alcoholics don't use being a man as an excuse for drinking... where are you getting this from?

Alcoholics will use anything as an excuse to drink.  Being a man is a typical excuse, but there are a lot of others.

Quote from: iago on February 27, 2004, 03:01 PM
Alcoholics will use anything as an excuse to drink.  Being a man is a typical excuse, but there are a lot of others.

I can honestly say I've never heard an alcoholic use their gender as an excuse but thats just me.

You CHASE with BEER.
I almost always drink:

If we're talking non-alcoholic, either water or ginger ale.

my alcoholic wife uses the excuse she wishes she were a man
guiness is the shit and domestic beer is shit

With all this talk about Guiness, its about time to give you all a bit of an alcohol lesson.

The Guiness you buy in the US is Brewed in Canada. It has less calories than coke, pepsi or domestic American beers such as Bud and Miller.  Guiness draft also has less less alcohol than most people think (only ~ 4.2%abv).  

Guiness also has a very unusual taste even compared to other Stouts.  I've never seen another beer cascade as beautifully when poured.  

Just for clarification, all my comments here do not refer to Guiness extra stout.

I'm talkin about guiness on tap... don't remeber if its stought or draught..
but i prefer patron silver label...

Quote from: crashtestdummy on March 07, 2004, 03:30 PM
I'm talkin about guiness on tap... don't remeber if its stought or draught..
but i prefer patron silver label...

On tap, draft and draught mean the same thing, that the beer is on tap.

By stought I think you were combing the word stout and drought somehow.  Guiness is a stout.  Stout is a type of beer.  Take a look at this link for clarification http://www.samadams.com/beer/about/styles_tree.html

Guiness sells stout and drought in the bottle and can and I was thinking they spelled stought different on their bottles. Doesn't really matter to much anyway it's just the only beer i drink and i don't drink beer that much. If I drink at all I prefer whiskey or tequilla.

Quote from: crashtestdummy on March 07, 2004, 09:04 PM
Guiness sells stout and drought in the bottle and can and I was thinking they spelled stought different on their bottles. Doesn't really matter to much anyway it's just the only beer i drink and i don't drink beer that much. If I drink at all I prefer whiskey or tequilla.

Guiness only makes stout (I am not talking about the other beers made by the Guiness brewing company not called Guiness such as Harp)

What they mean by drought on the Guiness bottle is that its supposed to taste like its Guiness Stout on draft (draught).  Its just a marketing thing like Miller with Miller Genuine Draft.

only picture i could find. ignore recipe for martini.

Ew. Why drink expensively when you can get just as drunk for cheap?

Quote from: LoRd[nK] on March 19, 2004, 04:43 AM
Ew. Why drink expensively when you can get just as drunk for cheap?

never heard of a beer run? replace beer with expensive liquor

if you wanna talk about cheap stuff, i LOVE rootbeer schnaps