F'n, AAAARRRgggggghhhhH!!!
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stosh said:
dude, so was I after I heard your sleeping in the crappy story
How about some of the Green death !
in the small bottle
in the small bottle
binary visions said:
I think it can be used as Both.stosh said:
stosh said:
If he has been licking snails before 24 hrs races.. i already know what his speed will be..
make it a 48 hrs race then..No for sure, you've got try this beer. I recently discovered it... really yummy because of the Krieken who are in it..sort of berry's.
http://www.redbach.com/Redbach-intro.html
Or otherwise a Jupiler all the time
Both Belgium beers.
shes 100 now
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Isn't this more your local stuff ? or is it just the jackalopes who drink this skunk pea.
oh no it's around here too.splat said:Isn't this more your local stuff ? or is it just the jackalopes who drink this skunk pea.
I used to work in this deli and everyday this guy would come in and check in 1 empty 12pak and check out one full 12pak.
Once he peed his pants in line.
Portland welcomes youZark said:Sweet! Nothing like microbrews to make a cartography convention better
And this is the new sh!t -->http://sparhawkbrewers.com
I've had all of the above except for allagash.ROCKLAND said:
Here is one HOPPY mutha' - open and pour and it positively REEKS of hops:
http://greatdivide.com/beers/hercules.html - 9.1% alc.
At the store they come in 22oz. bombers......
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http://greatdivide.com/beers/hercules.html - 9.1% alc.
At the store they come in 22oz. bombers......
-S.S.-
Yeah, these are just the beers brewed intown Portland. Oh, there's morestosh said:
When's the convention?Zark said:Wow, choices! :devil: In between the seafood and beer I'm gonna like this trip
It was a lot cheaper. I totally agree, but the company is sporting the bills, so they make the call. I don't mind the driving actually. Since I've never been to the East Coast it'll give me a chance to see the countryside a littlestosh said:
Make a vacation out of it and bring your bike... plenty of great riding in NH and Northern MA.Zark said:It was a lot cheaper. I totally agree, but the company is sporting the bills, so they make the call. I don't mind the driving actually. Since I've never been to the East Coast it'll give me a chance to see the countryside a little
I can't, not enough time, money and I can't change my plans since I'm going with a co-worker. Great idea though, I've thought of that.Slugman said:
I will be up for some beer drinking in Portland Friday night if any Maine monkeys wanna drink some micro brew with me :dancing:
Feel the same way. We have one out of four or 5 that is good about dh/fr stuff, but its all the way across town. Still, for good service, definately worth it.TN said:
I miss Portland... VERY fun little city.Zark said:
If you can, check out the narrow Gauge railroad if you get a chance - it's right around the corner from the shipyard brewerey. A bunch of my buddies and I helped build that thing during college(many years ago...)!!!
I just cracked opened a Dogfish Head Chicory Stout that La brought home. My 2 favorite flavors in one 12 oz. bottle, coffee & beer. It is a mighty tastee brew.
