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   templo SUD said, 12 months ago

   That’s the spirit, Andy! (No alcoholic pun intended.)
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   Linguist said, 12 months ago

   New Irish pub opened near me. Both times I went there, they were out of Guinness draft. Guess where I don’t go again?
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   x_Tech said, 12 months ago

   When the bartender told me all they had left was Coor’s or Coor’s Light, I was gone…
   Like a bullet out of a machine gun.
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   afficionado said, 12 months ago

   Slim Dusty from down under has the same problem
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   afficionado said, 12 months ago

   wish I could drink a cool beer It’s 35c degrees inside
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   watmiwori said, 12 months ago

   @x_Tech

   anyplace outside Colorado that serves them is to be
   avoided like the plague. Horsetinkle and Horsetinkle
   Lite….
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   pcolli said, 12 months ago

   @Linguist

   Don’t drink faster than they can restock.
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   pcolli said, 12 months ago

   @afficionado

   Haven’t heard that since I lived there, 1964; thank goodness.
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   Linguist said, 12 months ago

   When your out of beer,
   I’m out of here!
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    AshburnStadium said, 12 months ago

    @x_Tech

    Like a “silver bullet”?
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    AshburnStadium said, 12 months ago

    Too bad most of you haven’t had a chance to enjoy a Yuengling. A derivative of the German for “young man,” the Yuengling family has been making beer in the coal country of Pennsylvania for 6 generations, since 1829. However, generation 5 is the last Yuengling, as Dick Yuengling only had daughters, who are being groomed to buy the business at fair market value (as is the Yuengling tradition) when Dick retires.
    I sat at a hotel bar in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania with Deep Purple bassist Roger Glover one night along with a friend’s family who happen to be personal friends with the band, and all he drank was Yuengling Lager.
    Yuengling isn’t only the oldest brewery in the U.S., but they are now also the largest American-owned brewery, since Anheuser-Busch is Belgian-owned, Coors is owned by Canadian brewer Molson, and Miller/Pabst is South African-owned!
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    afficionado said, 12 months ago

    @picolli
    it’s only in the last 12yrs or so that we are having these high temps thank GOD for AC fans only blow the heated air at you
    is it global warming?
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    SUSAN NEWMAN said, 12 months ago

    I’m having the same problem with a local liquor store that’s constantly running out of brandy.
    Luckily, there are other stores in the area.
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    gmartin997 said, 12 months ago

    Andy knows what he wants and will accept no substitutes.
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    pcolli said, 12 months ago

    @afficionado

    A friend in Thailand says that on Monday at 6 am it was 31 degrees.

    I still use good old Fahrenheit for temperature, but I know 35 C is roughly body temperature.

    I was thinking of the Slim Dusty song when I wrote my comment to you.
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