Ugh. I lived at home for College so I could afford the best beer and bud off my Dominos delivery job...
- RooNosHockey

Not all of us got to live at home. I had to pay rent starting at my 18th birthday.

Molly Eichel, who interviewed the professor to get to the bottom of Bryzgalov's mysterious use of English.

Apparently, Philadelphians are too stupid to realize that Bryzgalov's first language is not English, so at times things will be lost in translation.

Like the "find peace in my soul to play in this city" obviously was meant to be I will find my comfort zone and make the adjustments needed to be successful here. If you need a professor to explain that....well, get yourself that case of PBR and go to town with the brick
- Jsaquella

thanks. I agree

Ugh. I lived at home for College so I could afford the best beer and bud off my Dominos delivery job...
- RooNosHockey

did you go to U of D? school was right down the road....

I found this funny on TSN:

@tsnjamesduthie: Tiger thanks everyone who helped him get back, saying "You know who you are." 394 waitresses scream: "Tiger just mentioned me on TV!"

Fine then, Natty Light instead of PBR.

I prefer beer that tastes vaguely like, you know....beer.
- Jsaquella

Sam Adam's Alpine Spring

I havent seen many games in the last 4-5 years, because he travels so far. Last Christmas he said he went to this tryout thing... Where kids get cut over a 4 day process, and he made it to the final day... Not sure what it was for though... He was bumbed he got cut, but his parents said that was actually really good. I dunno... I really shoudl start going to his games incase he does play NHL, I can get free tickets when he comes to town...
- RooNosHockey

<--- This is my little guy. 8th grader (leading scorer on team in IH and leading score in league RH) but is 4'10" and 95lbs on a wet day. He started out on D at 5 yrs. old and was moved to center last year. Loves to take the body (yeah even as small as he is) and has great vision. I just don't see him growing fast enough.

Sam Adam's Alpine Spring
- Deasr1

That is one of the few Sam Adams beers I like.

I like good beers like Miller Lite and Budweiser and If you took that sentence seriously It wasn't

That is one of the few Sam Adams beers I like.

I like good beers like Miller Lite and Budweiser and If you took that sentence seriously It wasn't
- Jsaquella

That is one of the few Sam Adams beers I like.

I like good beers like Miller Lite and Budweiser and If you took that sentence seriously It wasn't
- Jsaquella

Sam Adam's is one of my favorites. The cherry wheat could be the best. However, my favorite beer is....

- phi1671

I usually do just drink Yuengling, Labatt's, Molson or Dos Equis. Once in a great while I'll get a few Oil Cans of Fosters. I'm too old to be a beer snob.

Sam Adam's is one of my favorites. The cherry wheat could be the best. However, my favorite beer is....

That's one of the funniest things from Chapelle's show...and it's great because it didn't get as much play as stuff like Rick James

That's one of the funniest things from Chapelle's show...and it's great because it didn't get as much play as stuff like Rick James
- Jsaquella

It'll GET YA DRUNK!

I usually do just drink Yuengling, Labatt's, Molson or Dos Equis. Once in a great while I'll get a few Oil Cans of Fosters. I'm too old to be a beer snob.
- Jsaquella

Blue Moon (draft, no bottle)
Hoegarrden (draft,bottle)
Walt Whit (draft, bottle)
Sam Adams (draft, bottle)

Miller Lite (when needing a beverage)

Add in some wine from time to time.

for the most part I stay away from the hard liquor

I usually do just drink Yuengling, Labatt's, Molson or Dos Equis. Once in a great while I'll get a few Oil Cans of Fosters. I'm too old to be a beer snob.
- Jsaquella

I went to PSU, so I got used to Yuengling real quick. Not the pint bottled ones though. Tasted like the Schuylkill River.

It'll GET YA DRUNK!
- MBFlyerfan

I miss Chapelle's Show. That was a fun time. Hell, my wife even watched it with me and enjoyed it, and she usually doesn't do comedy sketch shows.

Blue Moon (draft, no bottle)
Hoegarrden (draft,bottle)
Walt Whit (draft, bottle)
Sam Adams (draft, bottle)

Miller Lite (when needing a beverage)

Add in some wine from time to time.

for the most part I stay away from the hard liquor
- phi1671

Bourbon is my death of choice, however, Blue Moon is very good. Shock top has some good ones too. I'm going to the Beerfest this saturday in AC so I hope to have some new favorites.

I usually do just drink Yuengling, Labatt's, Molson or Dos Equis. Once in a great while I'll get a few Oil Cans of Fosters. I'm too old to be a beer snob.
- Jsaquella

Went to school up near Erie and almost every bar had Labatt on tap. . . it was great. ha Then obviously I moved here and now everyone has Lager on tap so I have been fortunate.

I went to PSU, so I got used to Yuengling real quick. Not the pint bottled ones though. Tasted like the Schuylkill River.
- Deasr1

now i know what the micro brew water flavor tastes like in my area...is the SureKill River....

Blue Moon (draft, no bottle)
Hoegarrden (draft,bottle)
Walt Whit (draft, bottle)
Sam Adams (draft, bottle)

Miller Lite (when needing a beverage)

Add in some wine from time to time.

for the most part I stay away from the hard liquor
- phi1671

Never had Walt Whit. I usually drink diet Pepsi or Diet Dr Pepper. Don't usually have beer in the house, actually, because we don't usually entertain at home.

We have a lot of stuff at my MIL's house, easier to find, and she lives on a street with a lot of snowbirds, so it's easier to find a parking spot close to the house.

I went to PSU, so I got used to Yuengling real quick. Not the pint bottled ones though. Tasted like the Schuylkill River.
- Deasr1

Yikes. I kayaked that river before and you know its pretty bad when the meat of the fish is the wrong color.

Went to school up near Erie and almost every bar had Labatt on tap. . . it was great. ha Then obviously I moved here and now everyone has Lager on tap so I have been fortunate.
- kgrpitt

I started with Labatt's when I was in the Navy. We went to Halifax for a port stop and I drank nothing but Labatt's for four days...it's a sentimental choice. Not as good here as it was there, but...

Bourbon is my death of choice, however, Blue Moon is very good. Shock top has some good ones too. I'm going to the Beerfest this saturday in AC so I hope to have some new favorites.
- Deasr1

Dam forgot shock top...
went to beerfest last year and found shock top rasberry...not bad if you want to change it up from time to time. Only good to have a couple.
Overall didn't find anything new to write home about.
I did find Walt Whit if you like another wheat beer...

Case = $30 I don't think that is too bad

Never had Walt Whit. I usually drink diet Pepsi or Diet Dr Pepper. Don't usually have beer in the house, actually, because we don't usually entertain at home.

We have a lot of stuff at my MIL's house, easier to find, and she lives on a street with a lot of snowbirds, so it's easier to find a parking spot close to the house.
- Jsaquella

Walt Whit is made by the Philadelphia Brewing Company, found it out and about in the Haverford area.

Blue Moon (draft, no bottle)
Hoegarrden (draft,bottle)
Walt Whit (draft, bottle)
Sam Adams (draft, bottle)

Miller Lite (when needing a beverage)

Add in some wine from time to time.

for the most part I stay away from the hard liquor
- phi1671

If it's not a beer snob beer I'm drinking (I tend to get out to Ardmore pretty often, most of the bars there have fantastic beers) it's lager. Never got into the blue and silver beers thanks to Yuengling.

Bourbon is my death of choice, however, Blue Moon is very good. Shock top has some good ones too. I'm going to the Beerfest this saturday in AC so I hope to have some new favorites.
- Deasr1

since you'll be at a beerfest look for some german hefeweisens instead of the giant american brewery versions of it

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