Coors and Coors light are 2 different things
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It was Coors light on tap. The Silver Bullet.
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I feel for you and @HudsonHawk having to drink that swill.
Word on the street is that guy is having a release in a couple of weeks.
Is that Putinâs blackmail photo?
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That is not what he said.
Itâs a big part of NATOâs defense against Russia. It provides early warning of them trying to sneak âover the topâ to get to Canada or the US. If Trump got ahold of it, I can guarantee you he closes the military bases there.
So Iâm a 17yo idiot on a high school trip to England for 20 daysâŚ
The first pub we sneak off to (maybe somewhere around Stratford on the Avon?), my buddy orders a Heineken.
I look at him sideways, the bartender smiles, the 4 guys at the bar say âwhy donât you drink what weâre drinking.â
Friend said âsorryâ, I said âyesâ. Couldnât tell you what the pints were.
Midland Mild Ale? Theyâre quite delicious.
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Dunno, this was 1991
As long as it doesnât ultimately trickle down to distilled water, Iâll be fine. But Iâm sure it will. Fuck em all.
Mild is the beer of choice for Brummies.
Or so Iâve been told by the Brummies Iâve knownâŚin the dumbest-sounding accent in the English speaking world.
Iâm adding numpty to my flagellations of ridicule. Iâve already started a list.
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Itâs a good one. Totally PG but also totally damning.
The Northeast of the United States of America has entered the chat. My freshman year at AU, I seriously questioned whether those kids were actually speaking English.
My only experience with Midland Mild is from a few bottles smuggled back to the States by a few former teammates. Quite good if my addled brain can be trusted.
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America exports ~700M of bourbon to Europe annually.
We import about 12B of wine/beer/spirits, I canât find the numbers to make a proper comparison.
Schumer getting hammered over his plan to vote for the dirtiest CR in congressional history.
The vote is today; thereâs still a chance he will oppose it.
I love this for him.
Actual Democratic leadership is still trying to do the right thing:
The way Schumer described it, allowing a shutdown would allow Trump to dismantle more of the government than he would otherwise be able to do if they passed the CR. Is that not a viable concern?