PBR fans rejoice

[femurphy77]

Wrong PBR thought it was going to be something cool

I think you have to go to Vegas for that one.

 

[DoggyDaddy]

That's how you drink beer in Germany and England. Cold drinks shock you body's system and isn't processed. Goes right through you. Room temperature water hydrates you better and warm beer gets you drunk faster. Also drinking beer through a straw really gets you drunk.

I know that's their custom, but then again, the Brits also cook the crap out of their beef and have horrible teeth so... I always drank my beer cold and never seemed to have a problem feeling the effects. I've heard the thing about the straw and tried it. Couldn't tell a difference. I do know that room temperature water is better for digestion if you're having it with a meal.

 

[wcd]

I think you have to go to Vegas for that one.

Nope Columbus Ohio. Quarter Horse Congress. Brings back memories of my younger days. Still have my card, and several go rounds on vhs.

 

[HKUSP]

I've always liked imports and microbrews. Awhile back I decided to take a trip across the bottom shelf and see if there was a cheap American adjunct lager I could stand. I struggled through a six pack of PBR, and wasn't impressed. It didn't do anything well. For my money if I'm in the mood for something in that category I'll take a Hamm's or the private label stuff from Big Red Liquors "BRL 72".

 

[hopper68]

Not a drinker myself, but when my dad used to drink it was PBR.

[video=youtube;4N3iVHxP8FQ]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4N3iVHxP8FQ[/video]

 

[Skywired]

My first beer was a PBR. (40 years ago) I thought all beers tasted like that. So it was 3 years later before I had another beer (non PBR) Then I learned there was a future for me in beer drinking. And I'm happy to announce that I have become an experienced beer drinker.