Beer!

RhymeReason · August 2013

This isn't going to convince me to start drinking it anytime soon, mainly because I don't like the taste, but it is kind of interesting.

http://www.buzzfeed.com/jessicamisener/21-reasons-you-should-definitely-drink-more-beer

Hoycie · August 2013

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beer!

SnShne322 · August 2013

I need a beer float.

I love beer so much, and I'm happier now knowing that Guinness is a light beer. MORE FOR ME!

booneybear · August 2013

Guiness and light beer should never be used in the same sentence.....EVER.

SnShne322 · August 2013

booneybear said:

Guiness and light beer should never be used in the same sentence.....EVER.

I guess if you put ice cream on it, it would not longer be a light beer. Problem solved. YW

ThisModernLove · August 2013

I think this is a good reason for me to have a beer tonight!

SnShne322 · August 2013

Dang it! They took away our been emoticon!

brie&drew · August 2013

I love this. DH is a homebrewer and my favorite daydream of late is chucking the day job and opening a craft brewery. I think it could actually happen.

jenndawnp · August 2013

They were missing one important reason: Work. We have a local hole in the wall place in Portland, ME that has 70+ beers on taps, mostly local and craft stuff. This summer they had a Lavender Lemonade Mead that was amazing. The food is also amazing, it's time to make a trip soon.

GilliC · August 2013

#16!

"The former prime minister of Australia once set a beer chugging record. As a student at Oxford, Bob Hawke downed a yard of ale in 11 seconds; he claims the feat endeared him to the beer-drinking community and earned him new constituents."

Okay, I really don't know enough about Australian political history to know this story, but I've been to that pub in Oxford with an Australian friend who did. They have a sign up about it.

Incidentally, it's the same pub where Clinton "did not inhale!" (They had a sign up for that one too.)

So if you ever want to become the leader of an English-speaking country, apparently you need to go to Oxford and do something questionable at that pub!