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Mass-produced American beer, particularly the pilsner, tastes like soda pop; no wonder I never drink our beer. Can't vouch for the microbreweries, which have to be better than the likes of Pabst and Bud. Yecch!
There are some wonderful microbreweries out there, many of which brew excellent beer. Comparing a mass-produced American beer, or really, most mass-produced anywhere beer to a well made craft beer, is like comparing fast food to a Michelin star restaurant.
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What is this, the alcoholics thread?
Probably, but judgemental trolls are also welcome.
Well, as the jugemental troll, as oppossed to "he that is just mental,"
I prefer weed.
Alcohol is bad for the liver, and who needs a beer belly?
You don't drink alcoholic beverages. Got it. Now why are you posting in this thread again?
Don't bother to reply because you're on the olde Ignore List, ape man.
Bye Bye!
Wow. Classy.
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May 31, 2016 - 3:25 AM
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Graham Watt
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Funnily enough, I narrated the voiceover for the vid here on this little number recently:
http://www.inishmacsaint.beer/
That's very fine Fermanagh rain indeed. "Torrential rain, downpour rain, cats and dogs rain, steady constant rain, slackening-off rain, short sharp showers rain, steady drizzle rain, sun-shower rain, spitting rain, hardly-raining-at-all-rain, but most of all fine rain, the rain that gets you really wet without your even noticing it, fine rain, Ireland's finest. Try the very fine Fermanagh Ireland rain. It's fine. And you'll only get wet on the inside."
Is that really your voice, Mr McC? Your accent seemed like it wanted to go off and cover other ground. Not as bad as Richard Harris or Robert Shaw playing people wot they wasn't, but wavering. Or perhaps not.
The doctor told me never to drink alcohol again. I'm in two minds. On the one hand I'm thinking "Blimey", but on the other I'm going "What does he know?" Miserable killjoy.
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Is that really your voice, Mr McC? Your accent seemed like it wanted to go off and cover other ground. Not as bad as Richard Harris or Robert Shaw playing people wot they wasn't, but wavering. Or perhaps not.
You is all wrong theah, boy. That is mah natchrel accent. You is gonna need t'git you some mannahs, y'heah?
All ads considered, click on 'Demo(s) 1';
http://www.bonovox.co.uk/william-mccrum/
Y'all ain't dealin' with no amateuah here, y'know what ah'm sayin'?
Thor, 'booming' has to do with mic placement more than anything else.
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Yep, Tim is a true gent whose vocabulary doesn't contain the word 'negativity'. We collide much too infrequently, mostly my fault.
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Jun 2, 2016 - 10:29 AM
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RoryR
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You don't drink alcoholic beverages. Got it. Now why are you posting in this thread again?
Actually, I do, Jimmy Boy, I just don't celebrate it because of a history, past and current, of alcoholism in my family, but.... since you're ignoring me, which is fine, I'll leave you to you're own brand of judgmentalism.
You know, I actually first clicked on this thread because I thought "Cheers!" referred to the British common use, and this was a thread about Brit coms or something.
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