Beer and Bikes, Inseperable
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Beer and Bikes, Inseperable
I knew that fixies on the track and beer were cosmically linked. Now I have proof.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4wfgi9hGx1o
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4wfgi9hGx1o
#3
Originally Posted by Shiznaz
Beer is the single thread that holds together the tattered tapestry of humanity.
VB ain't bad either!
VB ain't bad either!
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The dorm rooms at my school used to be old hotel rooms, so in the bathrooms[each room has a bathroom] there is a bottle opener screwed to the wall. They screw holes on the bottle opener is spaces the same as the water cage screws. Good for those rides you want to crack open those pesky non twist off bottles/
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Originally Posted by BuddyMike
The dorm rooms at my school used to be old hotel rooms, so in the bathrooms[each room has a bathroom] there is a bottle opener screwed to the wall. They screw holes on the bottle opener is spaces the same as the water cage screws. Good for those rides you want to crack open those pesky non twist off bottles/
now that you mention it i believe i remember having one in my room in weston...or possibly o-house but that was 2 years ago...
do you work with Ben?
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Originally Posted by BuddyMike
The dorm rooms at my school used to be old hotel rooms, so in the bathrooms[each room has a bathroom] there is a bottle opener screwed to the wall.
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I can't think of any good reason why I'd want to open my beer right beside the toilet, really. Ugh. And then, under the sink?
Weird people, these Americans...
Just to ease the pain that causes: the brits are even more weird. Separate hot & cold water taps??? You either burn your hands or freeze them. WTF?
Weird people, these Americans...
Just to ease the pain that causes: the brits are even more weird. Separate hot & cold water taps??? You either burn your hands or freeze them. WTF?
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Originally Posted by baldylocks
So you can get back to drinking imediately after puking?
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Originally Posted by LóFarkas
I can't think of any good reason why I'd want to open my beer right beside the toilet, really. Ugh. And then, under the sink?
Weird people, these Americans...
Just to ease the pain that causes: the brits are even more weird. Separate hot & cold water taps??? You either burn your hands or freeze them. WTF?
Weird people, these Americans...
Just to ease the pain that causes: the brits are even more weird. Separate hot & cold water taps??? You either burn your hands or freeze them. WTF?
Its mostly because those taps are ancient! They had them like that everywhere. Hungary probably never had them because you only got access to hot water recently and a new design had already been come up with.
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Originally Posted by Shiznaz
If you've never had a fresh beer while sitting on the crapper, you're missing out!
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Originally Posted by LóFarkas
What do hotel guests need a bottle opener for? In the bathroom of all places?
and there is nothing quite as good as a shower beer after a lake beer to start off an evening of porch beer.
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Originally Posted by xthugmurderx
breaking edge is both the new and old being a *****
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I don't like beer being so associated with biking.
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Originally Posted by br995
I don't like beer being so associated with biking.





