i dont know what any of that is
- DoubleDown

maybe it's just me, but i would never drink a beer that has MILK in it.

ok i can accept that

if she was using our language while ranting about us i would have had a problem
- Crimsoninja

i appreciate foreigners that speak American.

drinking in barns is overrated anyway.
- Fountain-San

exactly.

Drinking in Out houses is the way to go in the 'Peg!

i appreciate foreigners that speak American.
- Fountain-San

those are the ones i give the benefit of the doubt

i appreciate foreigners that speak American.
- Fountain-San

it's a tough language to learn.....

maybe it's just me, but i would never drink a beer that has MILK in it.


- Habssuperfan77

not just you

those are the ones i give the benefit of the doubt
- Don'tForgetTocchet

exactly. just TRY and order a meal in American. That's all we ask for. effort.

not just you
- Fountain-San

i feel comfort in this post.

Can we hug it out???

i feel confort in this post.

Can we hug it out???


- Habssuperfan77

sure thing bud.

sure thing bud.
- Fountain-San

* drops pants approaches with arms open *

i appreciate foreigners that speak American.
- Fountain-San

Habla Americano?

Habla Americano?
- braidan

nine.

* drops pants approaches with arms open *
- Habssuperfan77

+sprays in face with milk/beer+

maybe it's just me, but i would never drink a beer that has MILK in it.


- Habssuperfan77

milk stouts have lactose in them, not milk

/_nay_

+sprays in face with milk/beer+
- Fountain-San

Habla Americano?
- braidan

si

+sprays in face with milk/beer+
- Fountain-San

maybe it's just me, but i would never drink a beer that has MILK in it.


- Habssuperfan77

Not milk but lactose.

It gives the beer a milky texture, hence the milk stout name.

milk stouts have lactose in them, not milk

/_nay_
- Don'tForgetTocchet

- Habssuperfan77

open wide

(frank) am I hangover...

Had 5 vache folle milk stouts and half a bottle of Bowmore 12...
- hon_hon_hon

yessssssssssssssssssss

Not milk but lactose.

It gives the beer a milky texture, hence the milk stout name.
- hon_hon_hon

this all too milky for my liking!!!

Not milk but lactose.

It gives the beer a milky texture, hence the milk stout name.
- hon_hon_hon

This is news to me, thanks for being the first to point that out today.

this all too milky for my liking!!!
- Habssuperfan77

they aren't milky i swear it
lactose is just a sugar derived from milk


just try fountain's milk and see if you like it