on tap at a local pub. dece, but i'm enjoying wheat beers less and less the more i have them. maybe i'll come back as my pallet seems ever-changing, but for now i'm over wheat beers.
- OrangeBlack27

They're a bit thin and watery usually. I still like them.

nice.

i had a diet coke. thin fizzy head, disappeared in seconds.
- EricNearBuffalo

No head retention or lacing?



edit: I wish I could say this guy was joking.

They're a bit thin and watery usually. I still like them.
- daeth

i'm really on an esb kick right now. love the balance. don't much care for hop or malt bombs.

i'm really on an esb kick right now. love the balance. don't much care for hop or malt bombs.
- OrangeBlack27

I just got a 4 pack of Fullers ESB (cans) today.

I just got a 4 pack of Fullers ESB (cans) today.
- daeth

considered the best by many.

got pretty durnk on crown royal

fought my girlfriend in marvel vs capcom 3

ripped her apart

nice.

i had a diet coke. thin fizzy head, disappeared in seconds.
- EricNearBuffalo

i'm really on an esb kick right now. love the balance. don't much care for hop or malt bombs.
- OrangeBlack27

i want to get in on this.

do you suggest fullers to start? or yards or something else?

i want to get in on this.

do you suggest fullers to start? or yards or something else?
- Crimsoninja

yards esa is great. fuller's is one of the best. also, bar near my parents' house always had lefthand's sawtooth on draft, which was also a delicious esb. never had it via bottle.

i want to get in on this.

do you suggest fullers to start? or yards or something else?
- Crimsoninja

Top 5 beers for me, personally.

thank you for your guidance

thank you for your guidance
- Crimsoninja

X-tian: You can get the Boddy's in a pub can (like Guinness) but needless to say it's way better on draft. Should be served a bit below room temp too... store in open air in your basement, vestibule, etc.

X-tian: You can get the Boddy's in a pub can (like Guinness) but needless to say it's way better on draft. Should be served a bit below room temp too... store in open air in your basement, vestibule, etc.
- nfph

no need for a hyphen sir

no need for a hyphen sir
- Crimsoninja

Not-ed.

Not-ed.
- nfph

also, the T seems redundant

also, the T seems redundant
- Crimsoninja

Ah, that has to do with pronunciation. I put big emphasis on the transition there. My nephew's name is same, I ain't gonna change that one.

LEAVE WELL ENOUGH ALONE Xtian.

Ah, that has to do with pronunciation. I put big emphasis on the transition there. My nephew's name is same, I ain't gonna change that one.

LEAVE WELL ENOUGH ALONE Xtian.
- nfph

merry xtmas

merry xtmas
- Crimsoninja

The consonant starting "mas" totally negates the need for a hard stop in the transition.

Science, sir.

The consonant starting "mas" totally negates the need for a hard stop in the transition.

Science, sir.
- nfph

common sense, even.

who actually says "ChrisTmas"?

sorry Crims, i gotta side with my NI66A nfph on this one. the T stays in Xtian.

common sense, even.

who actually says "ChrisTmas"?

sorry Crims, i gotta side with my NI66A nfph on this one. the T stays in Xtian.
- EricNearBuffalo

ya cuz spelling and pronounciation ALWAYS matchup in the english language

ya cuz spelling and pronounciation ALWAYS matchup in the english language
- Crimsoninja

please, 1 in 10 people actually give a damn about spelling and punctuation because it's easier to abbreviate or use phonetics. this website is a perfect example of that. i didn't go to college for english, but i happen to know what proper grammar looks like. i was lucky enough to receive a pretty damn decent private education from K-8 which actually showed me the value of paying attention in school. IMO, had i not received that education, the public high school years likely would have just been the cherry on top of a buffoon & moron sundae.

sure, i could go ahead and just mash away on the keyboard not caring about whether or not what i'm saying passes as a recognizable form of english, but i care far too much about what i say and prefer to at least look like a smart person with slightly skewed views on various topics at hand.

this rant is over.

please, 1 in 10 people actually give a damn about spelling and punctuation because it's easier to abbreviate or use phonetics. this website is a perfect example of that. i didn't go to college for english, but i happen to know what proper grammar looks like. i was lucky enough to receive pretty damn decent private education from K-8 which actually showed me the value of paying attention in school. IMO, had i not received that education, the public high school years likely would have just been the cherry on top of a buffoon & moron sundae.

sure, i could go ahead and just mash away on the keyboard not caring about whether or not what i'm saying passes as a recognizable form of english, but i care far too much about what i say and prefer to at least look like a smart person with slightly skewed views on various topics at hand.

this rant is over.
- EricNearBuffalo

the (frank) are you even talking about now?

the (frank) are you even talking about now?
- Crimsoninja

i. don't. know.

Top 5 beers for me, personally.
- nfph

right around noon today

the (frank) are you even talking about now?
- Crimsoninja

Lost me.

Point is, I spell that thing phonetically, and since I say "ChrissTI(ch)AN" versus, say "Chrissmass" that's how it gets abbrev'd.

There's a lotta things about me you don't know anything about, Xtian. Things you wouldn't understand. Things you couldn't understand. Things you shouldn't understand. My phonetic abbreviations being just the tip of the iceberg.