We all need to drink beer!
04-01-04, 11:11 PM
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We all need to drink beer!
Just as the thread says, i feel that everyone who rides needs to drink beer. It makes you able to talk to others about cycle safety, and to prech the benefits of the sport to non riders with a comfortable shroud!! Even MERTON can sound reasonable when you have had a few(Just playin, buddy)!!!!!
04-01-04, 11:47 PM
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Also causes families to break up, lose your good job and get a bad low paying one, health problems, maybe even get killed due to impairment or running ones mouth too much. Yep youll have lots of friends until you lose your good paying job then they are gone. The list goes on and on. Believe me I know.
20year alcoholic started at age 13yrs old quit at age 34yrs old.
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Originally Posted by Stevet04II
Also causes families to break up, lose your good job and get a bad low paying one, health problems, maybe even get killed due to impairment or running ones mouth too much. Yep youll have lots of friends until you lose your good paying job then they are gone. The list goes on and on. Believe me I know.
20year alcoholic started at age 13yrs old quit at age 34yrs old.
20year alcoholic started at age 13yrs old quit at age 34yrs old.
Pass me another
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Originally Posted by Stevet04II
Also causes families to break up, lose your good job and get a bad low paying one, health problems, maybe even get killed due to impairment or running ones mouth too much. Yep youll have lots of friends until you lose your good paying job then they are gone. The list goes on and on. Believe me I know.
20year alcoholic started at age 13yrs old quit at age 34yrs old.
20year alcoholic started at age 13yrs old quit at age 34yrs old.
04-02-04, 09:07 AM
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I was hoping to steer this one to the good side of beer, the one for people with control, where it is a lot of fun!
04-02-04, 09:12 AM
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Nothing like a cold beer or two after a long, hard ride.
I usually quit drinking for a month or so over the winter to help keep my weight down and prove to myself that I can control my drinking though.
I usually quit drinking for a month or so over the winter to help keep my weight down and prove to myself that I can control my drinking though.
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Mmmm, beer. I didn't lose my good job because of beer, I lost it because of the economy.
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Maybe we don't all need to drink beer, but I know I sure like it. And hey, it's Friday!
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Beer tastes nasty. Dr. Pepper RULES!
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Originally Posted by MsVicki
Beer tastes nasty. Dr. Pepper RULES!
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The latest craze is PBR's popularity. Nothing against PBR, but when you have all kinds of great tasting brews available, why go for yellow beer-flavored water?
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Originally Posted by townandcountry
The latest craze is PBR's popularity. Nothing against PBR, but when you have all kinds of great tasting brews available, why go for yellow beer-flavored water?
Some are better than others though, but you usually pay out the nose for the extra quality.
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Originally Posted by townandcountry
The latest craze is PBR's popularity. Nothing against PBR, but when you have all kinds of great tasting brews available, why go for yellow beer-flavored water?
04-02-04, 11:29 AM
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I agree.. Beer is good... I don;t drink much.. maybe a beer ro 4 a month... but I always make it a quality beer... I know PBR is making a comeback... but I think I will stick with may faves:
Guinness
Sam Adams
Shiner Bock
Fat Tire Ale
jeff
Guinness
Sam Adams
Shiner Bock
Fat Tire Ale
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Last night I broke out one of my Double Bastard Ale bottles I have been hording. Yum! Twenty-two ounces of 10% alcohol by volume goodness.
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MMMMMMMM beer!
I'll drink to that.
I'll drink to that.
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04-02-04, 12:25 PM
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i can't bike and have beer. i end up having to stop every ten min and there isn't always a bathroom avail. not to mention i'm totally intox'd after one...and that's if i make it through the one. i know, cheep date. *sigh* besides i only drink beer maybe once a year if that. just don't like alc.
now popcicles... mmmmm, especially the orange cream ones.
cheers
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now popcicles... mmmmm, especially the orange cream ones.
cheers
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04-02-04, 12:26 PM
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Originally Posted by vixen2yall
i can't bike and have beer. i end up having to stop every ten min and there isn't always a bathroom avail. not to mention i'm totally intox'd after one...and that's if i make it through the one. i know, cheep date. *sigh* besides i only drink beer maybe once a year if that. just don't like alc.
now popcicles... mmmmm, especially the orange cream ones.
cheers
kat
now popcicles... mmmmm, especially the orange cream ones.
cheers
kat
UHHH
orange creamcicles kick, haven't had one in years!
Beercicles anyone?
My intake of coffee and brownies today has been quite inhuman... y'all have to excuse me.
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I wonder if there has ever been a study done on beer and it's relationship to pregnancy? IOW, I wonder how many of us reading this forum are here because of beer. YOu know, momma gets a little liquored up and instead of sliding into third for a triple, daddy hits a home run!
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Originally Posted by MsVicki
Beer tastes nasty. Dr. Pepper RULES!
BTW: Trekkie, are you even legal?
04-02-04, 03:20 PM
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Originally Posted by townandcountry
The latest craze is PBR's popularity. Nothing against PBR, but when you have all kinds of great tasting brews available, why go for yellow beer-flavored water?
Come on you get 12 of them for 5 friggin bucks. It's the last true american pilsner
In all seriousness I like it. And I am not fond of any rice beer. Unfortunatlly I am gonna have to quit for awhile (at least cut back
) to focus more on training for the road. I'm trying to get down to 175lbs. Plus it seems more like a Fall/Winter and Cyclocross beverage
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Originally Posted by vixen2yall
i can't bike and have beer. i end up having to stop every ten min and there isn't always a bathroom avail. not to mention i'm totally intox'd after one...and that's if i make it through the one. i know, cheep date. *sigh* besides i only drink beer maybe once a year if that. just don't like alc.
now popcicles... mmmmm, especially the orange cream ones.
cheers
kat
now popcicles... mmmmm, especially the orange cream ones.
cheers
kat
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