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KE - Posted - 11/13/2009: 11:22:56
Friday afternoon. Time to mend fences over a brew.
Make mine a Blue Moon. What's yours?
AndBanjoWasHisNameO - Posted - 11/13/2009: 11:24:47
Excellent idea!
Breckenridge Vanilla Porter
~Michael
"Well, it's a joke son! Don't you get it?"
guitdawg - Posted - 11/13/2009: 11:26:13
Anything BUT a Bud for me 
pickNgrin - Posted - 11/13/2009: 11:28:30
-matt
axsis - Posted - 11/13/2009: 11:31:09
We have one here in Ontario Canada thats purty good. It's called "10w30"
Cheers!
Don
Ronnie - Posted - 11/13/2009: 11:32:32
If I have finished a job and need a thirst quenhcer, a Miller High Life will work for me.
I might enjoy a Dos Equis amber with a meal at the local Mexican restaurante.
I can't handle any quantity of Bud. It gives me a headache!
www.bobbythompsonbanjo.com
kyblugrass - Posted - 11/13/2009: 11:35:14
Scott
“You Can Hang a Sign on a Pig Saying It's a Horse...But It’s Still Just a Pig.”
pandjlocke - Posted - 11/13/2009: 11:36:13
I'll have one or twelve of these:
Beware of the urgent crowding out the important - C.E. Hummel
Paddy
MarkRough - Posted - 11/13/2009: 11:41:08
Gee, it all looks so good. . . I'll take one of everything!
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Some days you're the dog. . . other days you're the hydrant.
kyblugrass - Posted - 11/13/2009: 12:02:20
quote:
Originally posted by Gary Blanchard
I'm offended. Alcohol is a tool of the devil.
Gary Blanchard
"an outlier among outliers"
http://www.gbandf.com
My uncle always told me alcohol flushes the evil spirits out. Scott “You Can Hang a Sign on a Pig Saying It's a Horse...But It’s Still Just a Pig.”
Frebazak - Posted - 11/13/2009: 12:04:02
Thers's a local brew around these parts called "Dirty Bastard".... it's like mud. If you like it thicker, you can order an "Arrogant Bastard". Rrrrreal Potent beers....
Robes
Life is one grand, sweet song, so start the music.
Ronald Reagan
Life is a Joke.....drop dead is the punch line.
A great Linguist
Some days you're the bug; some days you're the windshield.
Life...
kyblugrass - Posted - 11/13/2009: 12:10:01
quote:
Originally posted by Frebazak
Thers's a local brew around these parts called "Dirty Bastard".... it's like mud. If you like it thicker, you can order an "Arrogant Bastard". Rrrrreal Potent beers....
Robes
Life is one grand, sweet song, so start the music.
Ronald Reagan
Life is a Joke.....drop dead is the punch line.
A great Linguist
Some days you're the bug; some days you're the windshield.
Life...
When I was stationed at Wurtsmith in Oscoda, I ran accross few local beers that would have been good for a degreaser...lol Scott “You Can Hang a Sign on a Pig Saying It's a Horse...But It’s Still Just a Pig.”
Edited by - kyblugrass on 11/13/2009 12:10:48
MTBanjo - Posted - 11/13/2009: 12:10:53
Probably Guinness for me.
Or Rogue Chocolate Stout. Man that's a good beer. But our local brewery (Blackfoot River Brewing Co) has lots of great beers.
Zach
pickNgrin - Posted - 11/13/2009: 12:25:38
What this thread needs is a little popcorn..... Popcorn Sutton that is
-matt
KE - Posted - 11/13/2009: 12:34:11
quote:
Originally posted by Gary Blanchard
I'm offended. Alcohol is a tool of the devil.
Gary Blanchard
"an outlier among outliers"
http://www.gbandf.com
Always an outlier! Someone had to say, I'm glad it was you. A bottle of St. Louis finest for Mr. Blanchard. 
ifish - Posted - 11/13/2009: 12:48:48
I generally like beer to taste like real beer, not that fancy smancy stuff. Bud Select bottles for me at home, or Pabst or Bud Light on tap when available. Fritz's is great with dinner if I am eating before 7 or so, after that I'll have a beer.
WildJimbo - Posted - 11/13/2009: 13:10:27
quote:
Originally posted by Gary Blanchard
I'm offended. Alcohol is a tool of the devil.
Gary Blanchard
"an outlier among outliers"
http://www.gbandf.com
"O ye who believe! Intoxicants and Gambling, (Dedication of) stones, And (divination by) arrows, Are an Abomination - Of Satan's handiwork; Eschew such (abomination), That ye may prosper." [Al-Qur'an 5:90] Jim Pankey  
JackJack - Posted - 11/13/2009: 13:17:12
You all are gettig meh drnk.
Sam 2 - Posted - 11/13/2009: 13:21:41
If I didn't hav the BIG red under 21 stamp on my DL I would probably go with Bud Light.....
not that I have tried it.
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People will forget what you say and do, but they will never forget how you treated them.
kyblugrass - Posted - 11/13/2009: 13:25:52
quote:
Originally posted by Sam 2
If I didn't hav the BIG red under 21 stamp on my DL I would probably go with Bud Light.....
not that I have tried it.
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People will forget what you say and do, but they will never forget how you treated them.
You be a good goat.  Scott “You Can Hang a Sign on a Pig Saying It's a Horse...But It’s Still Just a Pig.”
MTBanjo - Posted - 11/13/2009: 13:29:35
quote:
Originally posted by ifish
I generally like beer to taste like real beer, not that fancy smancy stuff. Bud Select bottles for me at home, or Pabst or Bud Light on tap when available. Fritz's is great with dinner if I am eating before 7 or so, after that I'll have a beer.
Your "real" beer is a watered down mass-produced shadow of what you consider "fancy smancy". It wasn't until Americans got their hands on beer brewing that beers like Bud and Pabst came into being. "Fancy" beer was the only beer for 90% of beers life on this planet. Not saying I don't like a good light lager, but I don't like the attitude a lot of American beer drinkers have about "real" beer. Real beer is the good, thick, heavy, sometimes flavoured beer that luckily many smaller American breweries are beginning to brew again. Zach
MTBanjo - Posted - 11/13/2009: 13:31:38
Oops, this was a Friday mending-fences over a beer thread.
Not trying to start an argument, just stating my feelings on the matter. I'd happily sit down and have a PBR with you anythime.
Zach
mogultx - Posted - 11/13/2009: 13:45:22
I don't have a picture of any of my favorites saved off to put into an image on here, so I will have to go out and do that, but I really want to pat KE on the back and thank him for a GREAT IDEA.... I think it was wise and well timed! Good Job!
Monty
noli illegitimi carborundum (stolen from DAT)
Mopick - Posted - 11/13/2009: 13:45:45
quote:
Originally posted by MTBanjo
quote:
Originally posted by ifish
I generally like beer to taste like real beer, not that fancy smancy stuff. Bud Select bottles for me at home, or Pabst or Bud Light on tap when available. Fritz's is great with dinner if I am eating before 7 or so, after that I'll have a beer.
Your "real" beer is a watered down mass-produced shadow of what you consider "fancy smancy". It wasn't until Americans got their hands on beer brewing that beers like Bud and Pabst came into being. "Fancy" beer was the only beer for 90% of beers life on this planet.
Not saying I don't like a good light lager, but I don't like the attitude a lot of American beer drinkers have about "real" beer. Real beer is the good, thick, heavy, sometimes flavoured beer that luckily many smaller American breweries are beginning to brew again.
Zach
A few weeks ago there was a story on the news about America's oldest brewery. Yuengling in Pottsville PA. I had seen Yuengling in the stores, but always passed it by for my good old Budweiser. Hey I'm from Missouri.....I grew up drinking Bud. I had to try some of the Yuengling, and it's good. It's a dark or amber lager. I live in the mountains..... The mountainous region of Central Florida. Sugarloaf Mountain; 312 feet above sea level. http://www.banjohangout.org/myhango...albumid=3256Randy
dgill - Posted - 11/13/2009: 13:45:48
I'll have a Coors Light if we are around the house. If we are going out, I like to have a New Castle or an Alt Beer from BBC (Bluegrass Brewing Company) Louisville, Ky.
Remember Beer Is Food!
Trashbanjo - Posted - 11/13/2009: 13:53:54
Ill have a Miller "the champagne of bottled beer"or to change up once in a while a Old Latrobe Rolling Rock. I'm with Ronnie any Bud product gives me a headache and not due to accessive consumption. don't know why just is.
"Pick it right or pick through it,just don't stop".
Vic Jenkins
MTBanjo - Posted - 11/13/2009: 14:03:17
I have a friend with the same reaction to Bud. Strange.
I like it all, and I drink a lot of PBR, but when I want to sit around, in the winter especially, after dinner and play some music, I'll sip on some nice, thick, dark beer.
Zach
mike gregory - Posted - 11/13/2009: 14:29:41
Nothing says "A comfortable close to a long day of work!",
like coming home and having a big, slow Schmidt!
oly - Posted - 11/13/2009: 14:35:34
I've got a bottle of Moose Drool here in front of me. It's a brown ale that I can't get enogh of.
pstroud1 - Posted - 11/13/2009: 14:54:39
Ruttbeer for me.
Paul
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dawgdoc - Posted - 11/13/2009: 15:02:53
Hate to sound like a hippy snob, I really like the taste of this organic India Pale Ale.
dat - Posted - 11/13/2009: 15:10:06
this here isn't bad
noli illegitimi carborundum
everybody needs at least one gun for every year old that they are, having a few extras don't hurt
MYLO - Posted - 11/13/2009: 15:36:18
Blue Moon or Sam Adams for me.
" I want it to sound,,,, like a DANG BANJER!!"
jbanjoist - Posted - 11/13/2009: 16:45:55
Michelob lager is pretty good.
And Yuengling too.
Anyone ruin their beer with tomato juice?
I do from time to time.
Well let me head to a bud's house where will have have a cold one and scrub off a tune or two.
Jbanjoist
I'm a NECHVILLIAN!
EDUMACATE YOSEF!
You don't know until you KNOW.
Post unto others as you would have them post unto you.
Gomer - Posted - 11/13/2009: 16:59:27
When I was a kid, somebody told me that Guinesss was made from bull's blood and coffee beans so that only men would drink it.
Well, I guess the "only men drink it" part was spot on!
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KE - Posted - 11/13/2009: 17:15:20
quote:
Originally posted by WildJimbo
quote:
Originally posted by Gary Blanchard
I'm offended. Alcohol is a tool of the devil.
Gary Blanchard
"an outlier among outliers"
http://www.gbandf.com
"O ye who believe! Intoxicants and Gambling, (Dedication of) stones,
And (divination by) arrows, Are an Abomination - Of Satan's handiwork; Eschew such (abomination), That ye may prosper." [Al-Qur'an 5:90]
Jim Pankey
Good point, Jimbo! Mods, please close down this joint. Enough is enough of this. I wish to offends no one's alleged deity or lack thereof.
Edited by - KE on 11/13/2009 17:16:33
KE - Posted - 11/13/2009: 17:30:41
. . . but before you do, pour me a double Jack.
BConk - Posted - 11/13/2009: 17:37:30
quote:
Originally posted by KE
quote:
Originally posted by WildJimbo
quote:
Originally posted by Gary Blanchard
I'm offended. Alcohol is a tool of the devil.
Gary Blanchard
"an outlier among outliers"
http://www.gbandf.com
"O ye who believe! Intoxicants and Gambling, (Dedication of) stones,
And (divination by) arrows, Are an Abomination - Of Satan's handiwork; Eschew such (abomination), That ye may prosper." [Al-Qur'an 5:90]
Jim Pankey
Good point, Jimbo! Mods, please close down this joint. Enough is enough of this. I wish to offends no one's alleged deity or lack thereof.
Yeah,,,let's talk about something safe howsabout how best to prepare clams? ....oops! that's not kosher er....Christmas! It's right around the corner yanno.....oops! I don't want to bear Witness to another fight let's see ....- the weather? Nope - somebody's bound to bring up something Gore-y and lock it up... Howasabout lightning from the static electricity in the stormclouds outside - that should be safe wait...Are there any Vikings here??  "Defender of the Sacred Cod" Capio pisces, ergo sum
rtyrie - Posted - 11/13/2009: 17:38:43
Well - since we are having a beer or maybe two, make mine a Sam Adams White Ale. I kinda have a taste for Belgian wheat beer.
Ron
 GF-100-HF
dbaty - Posted - 11/13/2009: 17:59:15
Make mine a Fat Tire, Sam Adams or New Castle. I tried to post an image but couldn't figure it out. This site is not image user friendly. Or maybe I've drank too many Fat Tires tonite. Hey KE, try and stay out of trouble.
Like a Dog, a Banjo just wants to be played with and cared for.
JackJack - Posted - 11/13/2009: 18:05:35
Ahhhh..........
Thanks to Ace for this suggested drink. Good choice.
Lachlan - Posted - 11/13/2009: 18:19:45
Anything from the brewery I work at...
www.drydockbrewing.com
Any banjo players in the Denver area who want to meet me there sometime should send me an email. Beers are on me. We just won Small Brewing Company of the Year at the Great American Beer Festival in October.
Lachlan
Banjo John C - Posted - 11/13/2009: 18:20:57
Do they still brew Iron City in PA? That'll corode your strings.
Old Tyme, all the time
sugarinthegourd - Posted - 11/13/2009: 18:30:36
My normal beer is Dogfish Head 60 Minute IPA. But tonight I had a Weyerbacher Double Simcoe IPA at home and then a couple of Dock Street Double IPAs at their excellent pizzeria/brewpub down the street...
Gomer - Posted - 11/13/2009: 19:21:06
quote:
Originally posted by KE
. . . but before you do, pour me a double Jack.
that a Beer and a bump. . . yes? ( )=====’==:: Abundant Opinions - Speculative Advice - Marginal Judgment
Ev - Posted - 11/13/2009: 19:22:02
I had a Troegenator doppelbock and a couple of home-brewed pale ales this afternoon. That's enough for me.
Brian T - Posted - 11/13/2009: 19:42:08
Howe Sound Rail Ale.
BConk: do you think we could use your BGE for a pizza and build a self-emptying BS-o-meter at the same time?
We do not know where we are going.
Nor do most of us care.
For us, it is enough that we are on our way.
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