Achievers!

So, as most of my friends will tell you, I'm an annoyingly HUGE fan of The Big Lebowski. That being said, anytime I offer someone one of my home brews, I ask them if they'd like an "Oat Soda". I like the term "oat soda" so much, I name all my beers as such. Examples: Valley Road Amber Oat Soda, or Valley Road India Oat Soda. Any other achievers out there? Pretty fun to say, too...Oat Soda!!!

Hmm. Never heard that one before. I know what movie you are referring to, but I don't think I've seen the whole thing. I guess probably not, since so many people quote it. Oat soda is kind of funny though.

Kinda reminds me of that Primus album, "Pork Soda". Bottle of Swine?

Homercidal said:

Hmm. Never heard that one before. I know what movie you are referring to, but I don't think I've seen the whole thing. I guess probably not, since so many people quote it. Oat soda is kind of funny though.

Kinda reminds me of that Primus album, "Pork Soda". Bottle of Swine?

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How bout Porkfelwien???

https://www.homebrewtalk.com/f32/apfelwein-question-meat-56475/

https://www.homebrewtalk.com/f32/why-wont-my-porkfelwine-ferment-61320/

https://www.homebrewtalk.com/f12/meat-beer-76867/

And it's very own myspace page.

MySpace.com - Porkfelwein - 31 - Male - ROYAL OAK, Michigan - www.myspace.com/porkfelwein

I like my meat shaken, not stirred.

"You're out of your element, Donny!"

We got a guy at work who refers to beer in its various forms as "barley pop".

I kinda like that one.

A buddy of mine and I usually refer to beer as "barleypop"

Me: "Jimbo, you want a barleypop?"

Jim: "Always"

I have heard "barley pop" and "malt soda"

Road Coke.

olllllo said:

Road Coke.

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Yeah, we called 'em "Road Sodas" back in High School. Back when you only had to be 18 to buy Road Sodas.

KayaBrew said:

Any other achievers out there?

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Yeah, I got fermenters full of them!


Is there a Ralphs around here?

In Ireland we would ask "How long does the train take to get from Limerick To Dublin?" and the answer was "About 4 pints" .

EdWort said:

In Ireland we would ask "How long does the train take to get from Limerick To Dublin?" and the answer was "About 4 pints" .

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In Edward Abbey's "The Monkey Wrench Gang", Hayduke measures distances travelled in terms of cans of beer as well. Fantastic! On a similar note, I live in a really rural area with many mountain roads (mostly dirt), and one of my buddies refers to the roads as "good drunk-driving roads". Not that any of us advocate such behavior.