What are you drinking?
#776
We win all charity rides
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#777
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Hi, I'm Bryan.
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At my company holiday party on Friday I did my first bear fight. Which, if you aren't familiar, is an Irish car bomb followed immediately by a Jager bomb.
Don't ask me why, other than to say I did it.
I ended up so drunk that I left the party (which started at 2; bearfight was at ~3) at 6:30. Was in bed by 8:30pm and slept for 14 hours, whee.
Don't ask me why, other than to say I did it.
I ended up so drunk that I left the party (which started at 2; bearfight was at ~3) at 6:30. Was in bed by 8:30pm and slept for 14 hours, whee.
#778
sɹɐʇsɟoןןnɟsʇıbɟɯo
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From: seattle, too many links
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found some:
#779
collector
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From: Tucson, Arizona USA
Westy V-12 - got two bricks as well, tasted two bottles and the rest go into the cabinet for another year to mellow, still too sweet. Now a nice one ready to drink is that Pannepot Reserva !
https://beeradvocate.com/beer/profile/15237/34312
https://beeradvocate.com/beer/profile/15237/34312
#782
I'm sure the monks are thanking you for personally funding their new cloister. How did you get your hands on two cases? Every place I know of had a strict limit and a waiting list.
#783
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From: Tucson, Arizona USA
Got in line early, took a teetotaler friend hostage to make the second deal. I think it is so cool that the bottle label says “Ad aedificandam abbatiam adiuvi” in Latin and translates to;“I helped to build the abbey.”
Last edited by Tuc; 12-18-12 at 08:43 AM.
#784
Not actually Tmonk




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From: San Diego, CA
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At my company holiday party on Friday I did my first bear fight. Which, if you aren't familiar, is an Irish car bomb followed immediately by a Jager bomb.
Don't ask me why, other than to say I did it.
I ended up so drunk that I left the party (which started at 2; bearfight was at ~3) at 6:30. Was in bed by 8:30pm and slept for 14 hours, whee.
Don't ask me why, other than to say I did it.
I ended up so drunk that I left the party (which started at 2; bearfight was at ~3) at 6:30. Was in bed by 8:30pm and slept for 14 hours, whee.

my company party was on sat. super fancy place, wine and drinks only, no IPAs on tap or anything like that. at one point my boy brian next to me asked a waiter if they had red bull and he looked at brian like he was some low-life piece of white trash

i made sure to get myself and my date out of there before people started getting fired
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#786
I miss the good old days, when the bottles were blank, and had to be smuggled back from Belgium in the suitcases of friends. Now that it's readily available in the states, it won't be long until people realize that it's just a good beer, not an amazing, religious experience, and it won't sell for such absurd amounts on ebay.
#788
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From: Tucson, Arizona USA
I miss the good old days, when the bottles were blank, and had to be smuggled back from Belgium in the suitcases of friends. Now that it's readily available in the states, it won't be long until people realize that it's just a good beer, not an amazing, religious experience, and it won't sell for such absurd amounts on ebay.
And the price? Well, chances are wherever you are reading this now there is probably a $5 beer in your local store that I cannot get here but desire enough to pay $35 (or more - Italy/Belgium?) in shipping to get a case of, so it is all relative,... location location location
Last edited by Tuc; 12-19-12 at 04:19 PM.








