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BubiScholz wrote:"A guiness a day turns you sh*t black"

J wrote:

BubiScholz wrote:"A guiness a day turns you sh*t black"

I think for this you neeed a dozen

blimey sounds like you can handle your beer

spesaking of which ive been trying to get up the pub for an hour.

now i am going

cheers

J wrote:Must admit dont worry too much bout the price as long as its not stupid, its the quality thats more important. then the quantity haha.

4 Euros for a frickin pint *isn't* stupid?

Where I come from, the only place you'd pay that much for a beer (I don't care how good it is) would be in a quality strip club, with some hot chick waggling her fine-looking p*ssy atcha about a foot from your face. But then again, here in the U.S. gasoline is cheaper than milk, so I suppose all countries have their own idiosyncrasies.

Eric the Viking wrote:

J wrote:Must admit dont worry too much bout the price as long as its not stupid, its the quality thats more important. then the quantity haha.

4 Euros for a frickin pint *isn't* stupid?

Where I come from, the only place you'd pay that much for a beer (I don't care how good it is) would be in a quality strip club, with some hot chick waggling her fine-looking p*ssy atcha about a foot from your face. But then again, here in the U.S. gasoline is cheaper than milk, so I suppose all countries have their own idiosyncrasies.

Dude who cares you cant put a price on a good time (with any money.)
If Im in that states as some point believe me Im comin to get ya

Eric the Viking wrote:

J wrote:Must admit dont worry too much bout the price as long as its not stupid, its the quality thats more important. then the quantity haha.

4 Euros for a frickin pint *isn't* stupid?

Where I come from, the only place you'd pay that much for a beer (I don't care how good it is) would be in a quality strip club, with some hot chick waggling her fine-looking p*ssy atcha about a foot from your face. But then again, here in the U.S. gasoline is cheaper than milk, so I suppose all countries have their own idiosyncrasies.

Americans also seem to pasturise their all of their food about a million times, resulting in everything tasting slightly less interesting than cardboard, charge a small fourtune (relatively speaking) for fresh fruit and veg, eat meat with lots of 'marbling' *shudder* and have no idea that beer is a live product that has to be stored in a certain way (although bottles are always fine) and do a whole host of other things that really mean that no American should ever comment on food and drink. Or at least they did a few years back when I stayed.

Of course, they also invented Makers Mark and Jim Beam, and so are excused on all counts.

The Original Hurricane wrote:Guinness tastes out of this world in most places. It tastes like it is brewed in hell.

That is true, and I'm a guiness drinker
Really though it's just the English stuff in my experience, I've had French guiness and it was just like it is back home