just "some" of the empties after a wee partay !!

Rez · Post by **Rez** » Sat 1st Jul 2006 11:11 am

... Not really of any importance but hey. wtf

711 · Post by **711** » Sat 1st Jul 2006 12:49 pm

I like your floors.

DrGonzo · Post by **DrGonzo** » Sat 1st Jul 2006 11:03 pm

Ikea meets Thresher montage... love it.

Rez · Post by **Rez** » Sat 1st Jul 2006 11:10 pm

DrGonzo wrote:Ikea meets Thresher montage...

excellent title DrG...

sonicblue · Post by **sonicblue** » Sun 2nd Jul 2006 08:46 am

Punkindrublic · Post by **Punkindrublic** » Sun 2nd Jul 2006 03:26 pm

Budweiser... Realy is the King of Beers!

AmeriSkunk · Post by **AmeriSkunk** » Sun 2nd Jul 2006 05:44 pm

What is the price of Budweiser in the UK 6pk, 12pk, 30pk?

Boner · Post by **Boner** » Sun 2nd Jul 2006 07:19 pm

This was my last beer purchase just before the world cup kicked off.

DrGonzo · Post by **DrGonzo** » Sun 2nd Jul 2006 07:48 pm

Punkindrublic wrote:Budweiser... Realy is the King of Beers!

Not so keen myself, at least out of a bottle anyway. Draft is not so bad.

I had an interesting convo with an American woman in a Dublin hotel bar a year ago about Bud, or Buttwiper as she insisted on calling it..... the long and short of the convo was that Buttwiper was infact evil as it was republican beer!

Not wanting to start a huge debate about how a beer could be evil I left it at that..... still not sure what it was all about.......

mazdog · Post by **mazdog** » Sun 2nd Jul 2006 09:42 pm

Budweiser is a classic product of the american hype/marketing scene. I hate the stuff myself as it is just poor quality compared to whats available. The marketing here in the states has been soooo intensive and long lasting that it has essentially brainwashed millions of people into thinking it is good and you will be cooler for drinking it.

Boner · Post by **Boner** » Sun 2nd Jul 2006 10:26 pm

The Belgium beers are pretty hard to beat.

Punkindrublic · Post by **Punkindrublic** » Sun 2nd Jul 2006 10:45 pm

I realy avoid commercial products to that extent, but i've never been a fan of beer, but Budweiser i realy like. I can get 6 bottles for £5 in shop i live near in reply to your question bout prices Ameriskunk!
Ah well, as with everything, each to their own.. there's just something i like about it

DrGonzo · Post by **DrGonzo** » Sun 2nd Jul 2006 11:53 pm

Most supermarkets will do you 20 Bottles for £9.98 or 40 for a straight £16.

Stick to Stella though.... reasuringly expensive.

AmeriSkunk · Post by **AmeriSkunk** » Mon 3rd Jul 2006 12:11 am

any of you english guys drink "K" cider it's from England and its about 7% alcohol, it will get you completely smashed and it's cheap $7US(6pk), Budweiser is only $11US(12pk) about a pound and a half more than a 6pk in the UK. Anyone live where the alcohol is regulated? I live in OK, United States and oklahoma's alcohol is regulated to 3.2%, except things that you buy at the liqour store. I go across the state line and go to Texas alcohol is unregulated. Who likes Corona or any other agave beers?

DrGonzo · Post by **DrGonzo** » Mon 3rd Jul 2006 12:23 am

K used to be popular in the early 90's in the UK.

Sweet and strong.... unfortuantely the Alcopop revolution relegated it to an also ran.... Sirrus is a new cider launched along the same lines... although this one comes in large bottles and the pubs stock a special glass.

Corona, Sol.... any of those beers with a lime stuck in the top are cool on a very hot day... very easy to drink.