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Swan Oat posted:Pedernales by Johnson City is a nice place. Need more info, what kind of weiner are they using in the hotdog?
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All beef, stuffed with cheese, wrapped in a taco for some reason
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I'd go for that then, I've already had chicken today.
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It's not a hot dog. It sounds tasty, but it's not a hot dog.
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XyloJW posted:You know how there are good beers, made lovingly and individually bottled with a unique flavor but they cost a lot, and then there are cheap mass produced beers that taste like piss but are good for getting drunk? PBR is the best of the cheap mass produced beers. Yuengling's normally the same price as Bud/Coors/PBR/whatever and actually tastes like beer. But I guess that's an east coast only thing.
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Joementum posted:It's not a hot dog. It sounds tasty, but it's not a hot dog. That's true, it's called a crispy dog on the menu. I apologize for my lack of precision Joementum.
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comes along bort posted:Yuengling's normally the same price as Bud/Coors/PBR/whatever and actually tastes like beer. But I guess that's an east coast only thing. Yuengling is a little to caramel-y for me but I won't turn it down. Same thing with Camels, whenever I bum one from a friend they taste like lovely chocolate. Maybe it's my mega white genes.
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I've never had Yuengling but people keep talking about it so now I want to. Same with Shiner Bock. I'm drinking a PBR right now.
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XyloJW posted:You know how there are good beers, made lovingly and individually bottled with a unique flavor but they cost a lot, and then there are cheap mass produced beers that taste like piss but are good for getting drunk? PBR is the best of the cheap mass produced beers. So the everyday beer not the I've got friends coming over beer. Carlsberg hmmmm. My everyday beer user to be asahi but that was in the DINK days. I've been drinking red mostly these days.
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Popular Thug Drink posted:Yuengling is a little to caramel-y for me but I won't turn it down. Tell me more about how things should taste, person who smokes.
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Chantilly Say posted:I've never had Yuengling but people keep talking about it so now I want to. Same with Shiner Bock. It's thoroughly mediocre, which is perfectly fine if you're outside doing stuff and drinking all day.
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Chantilly Say posted:I've never had Yuengling but people keep talking about it so now I want to. Same with Shiner Bock. Yuengling is the best of mediocre beers that really have nothing more to recommend them than 1) they're usually inexpensive 2) they probably don't contain the industrial additives like the real bottom-shelf brews do.
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IronicBeetCriminal posted:So the everyday beer not the I've got friends coming over beer. I like Carlsberg. It may not be some overhopped spice-infused craft ale pissed out by magic kittens or whatever seems to be the rage these days, but it's good. Just a normal, crisp, refreshing, widely available lager.
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Popular Thug Drink posted:For actual real ciders, I would suggest Crispin, Jacks, Fox Barrel, J.K.'s, and Ace in that order. If you're on the West Coast or New England there's probably also some regional brewers worth checking out. Good brewers actually try to reduce the sugars into ethanol and don't add more sugar to mask the taste. Thanks for the tip about calorie count, ciders have been exploding here in WA over the past few years. Crispin and JKs are pretty awesome, but I need to remember the local stuff I had a few weeks ago. I'll have to pick up some Brownslane and Blackthorn next time I go shopping.
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Ciders are usually 200/bottle vs. 100-150 for beer (80-100 for a pour of hard alcohol for reference) but let's be honest: do you care?
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zoux posted:I don't think acid or shrooms are nearly as potent as that minute or so of complete ego loss from salvia. Acid is so much more worthwhile. Salvia just...erases you, and then when you come back all the unpleasant after-effects of hallucinogens, and none of the experiential benefits. Ugh.
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I'm going to come clean here: I just don't get what the appeal of light beer is supposed to be.
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ReidRansom posted:I like Carlsberg. It may not be some overhopped spice-infused craft ale pissed out by magic kittens or whatever seems to be the rage these days, but it's good. Just a normal, crisp, refreshing, widely available lager. Yeah I don't mind carlsberg. The other beer I used to drink a lot of for the reasons you describe was Becks, but I don't know if they changed the process or recipe or my tastes changed but I got over it. Actually they did change, I stopped smoking about that time I stopped drinking becks.
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Captain_Maclaine posted:I'm going to come clean here: I just don't get what the appeal of light beer is supposed to be. Social inclusion? If I'm only out for a quick drink with friends I'll have a light so I can still have a drink and not worry about driving. Otherwise no, why drink light?
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R. Mute posted:here list of beer Smallbart Red Stout Willamette Dental Surgery Quasibock Ol' Overhopped Imperial Mouth Ruination Just a Tallboy of poo poo
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IronicBeetCriminal posted:Yeah I don't mind carlsberg. The other beer I used to drink a lot of for the reasons you describe was Becks, but I don't know if they changed the process or recipe or my tastes changed but I got over it. Actually they did change, I stopped smoking about that time I stopped drinking becks. Same on Beck's. Not my first choice, but if I'm somewhere I can't find Carlsberg, Stella, Kronenbourg, I'll work my way down to it.
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XyloJW posted:Coors can't even get Colorado? The Blue Moon brewery is in downtown Denver.
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Possibly the darkest thing I've ever seen on The Onion. Jesus Christ, that's depressing.
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"Oops, that's not funny." 
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zoux posted:When poo poo like yesterday goes down the eschatological evangelical doomsday Christian that lives in the back of my head starts to go "hmmmmmm". Haha, you too huh? Makes me wanna comb through christian news websites and see how they tie this into the end times. zoux posted:I smoke a ton of weed, alright Me too. I don't like alcohol that much. Rum and coke is good.
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The world going to poo poo in a hand basket is a really good distraction from the fact that my personal life is already there I have a bottle of Boulevard Smokestack series Imperial Stout from 2011 that has been sitting in my fridge for a very long time because I don't drink alone anymore. I wonder if it's any good still zoux posted:I smoke a ton of weed, alright Pretty much this
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One of the teams at the Netroots Nation pub quiz chose the name "It Is Our Sincerely Held Religious Belief That Team Names Are Abortifacients."
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R. Mute posted:here list of beer So what (other than Stella) are common brands in Belgium? Belgian beer (not Stella) is great from what I've had.
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the fact that you guys all got drunk on beer in college instead of malt liquor tells me that you're bourgie as gently caress, 40s of Big Bear and Laser were like 89c each
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Bag o goon was the pov choice in my younger days.
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rscott posted:the fact that you guys all got drunk on beer in college instead of malt liquor tells me that you're bourgie as gently caress, 40s of Big Bear and Laser were like 89c each Also, not anywhere near as many calories.
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Thanatosian posted:Possibly the darkest thing I've ever seen on The Onion. On the other hand...
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Todd Hanson, on episode 190 of Marc Maron's WTF podcast, talked about his suicide attempt and the dark hole that led him there. He also said that of all the Onion headlines he wrote he was most proud of "Jenna Bush's Federally Protected Wetlands Now Open For Public Drilling".
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Joementum posted:It's interesting how much effort LBJ spent trying to project confidence, whether in confrontations with colleagues, or discussions with his tailor, or driving cars into lakes, when we now know (thanks to the taping system) how totally insecure he was that he'd be perceived as weak in his policy toward Vietnam and how much that insecurity became a crippling obsession. ReidRansom posted:Hofheinz was an interesting guy. comes along bort posted:Yuengling's normally the same price as Bud/Coors/PBR/whatever and actually tastes like beer. But I guess that's an east coast only thing.
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