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Anyone else baffled by the popularity of this vile, watery, pig secretion? I've tried various popular brands from the lagers to the ales, and all that seems to happen is that they become less watery, letting the rancid tramp sweat flavour come through stronger.
Is there anyone else for whom beer is the beverage of Beelzebub, or is it a case of:

Is there anyone else for whom beer is the beverage of Beelzebub, or is it a case of:
I disagree but would be keen to hear your alternative drink of choice when in the boozer with your mates...
Some beers can be rank, I can't deal with the likes of Fosbergling.
However a proper beer or a Guinness is always welcome.
The beauty of beer is its a session drink, most of the alternatives are (significantly) stronger.
Some beers can be rank, I can't deal with the likes of Fosbergling.
However a proper beer or a Guinness is always welcome.
The beauty of beer is its a session drink, most of the alternatives are (significantly) stronger.
Burgmeister said:
I disagree but would be keen to hear your alternative drink of choice when in the boozer with your mates...
Some beers can be rank, I can't deal with the likes of Fosbergling.
However a proper beer or a Guinness is always welcome.
The beauty of beer is its a session drink, most of the alternatives are (significantly) stronger.
Mates?Some beers can be rank, I can't deal with the likes of Fosbergling.
However a proper beer or a Guinness is always welcome.
The beauty of beer is its a session drink, most of the alternatives are (significantly) stronger.
Burgmeister said:
I disagree but would be keen to hear your alternative drink of choice when in the boozer with your mates...
Some beers can be rank, I can't deal with the likes of Fosbergling.
However a proper beer or a Guinness is always welcome.
The beauty of beer is its a session drink, most of the alternatives are (significantly) stronger.
I don't drink, don't like beer, I like a white wine occasionally, but it doesn't agree with me. so I'll have lemon'n'lime. Some beers can be rank, I can't deal with the likes of Fosbergling.
However a proper beer or a Guinness is always welcome.
The beauty of beer is its a session drink, most of the alternatives are (significantly) stronger.

Not a fan of beer or lager on it's own, but on a hot day I do like a 50/50 lager/lemonade shandy, or a lager and lime. I'm a 44 year old male, and I'm still single. And this weekend I'm planning on cleaning the house. I'm also a fan of Rufus Wainwright.
Maybe I should just move to Brighton and assume the position...
Maybe I should just move to Brighton and assume the position...
I'm not a massive beer fan, which caused issues in my rugby days when beer was the drinking games drink.
I tend to stick to cider now but I will partake in the stuff on occasion 'ever fosters, carling etc though.
I will say, beer out of a bottle is so much nicer - I can't drink Stella except for out of a bottle.
I tend to stick to cider now but I will partake in the stuff on occasion 'ever fosters, carling etc though.
I will say, beer out of a bottle is so much nicer - I can't drink Stella except for out of a bottle.
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ts the morning after, so it's a trade off.