SittingDuck
Well-Known Member
Airborneguy said:Too late.
:rockin:
Crap.
But at least I didn't tell you where I buried all those dead hookers in my crawlspace.
Ha Ha! Outsmarted the man again!
Airborneguy said:Too late.
:rockin:
SittingDuck said:Crap.
But at least I didn't tell you where I buried all those dead hookers in my crawlspace.
Ha Ha! Outsmarted the man again!
That's the problem, there is little flavor to it. Barely any hops, barely any malt. The poor blue collar workers need to get a better job so they can afford better beer with real flavor.
go **** yourself. ignorance/willful classism is disgusting.
we all hope you are homeless when your ****ty wheat brewery inevitable folds. *******.
He actually hasn't even started it yet! We outed him as a LIAR a few pages back.
your outing was funny- i just caught this thread and was laughing reading your description of the ultimate brewer. I'm packing yeast loads into my over under right now. some of us working class are too poor to even afford collars- let alone an experimental wheat beer. my wife glues doritos to my tee shirts and we have fruit flies- those are our guilty pleasures...He actually hasn't even started it yet! We outed him as a LIAR a few pages back.
I enjoy a cold Bud Light on a hot day. I also will brew the occasional Brewers Best kit and think that they taste every bit as good as most of my all grain batches.
You know, this has to be one of the most comprehensive threads on HBT. We've had guilty beers, bugles filled with spray cheese, adjuncts, blue collar low lives, doucheywerks, internet stalking and identity theft, learning to serve beer in skulls so we are not straight-up b!tches, coal miners, doucheywerks 2 (the short-lived return), hookers, cocaine, red skin hot dogs, dead hookers and constitutional rights, a John Wayne Gacy reference, and now back to guilty beers.
Not gonna lie, this thread is my number one guilty pleasure.
Quick! Pick another tangent!
Cosmicbrew said:Living in California, I am surrounded by hop heads. I am an anomaly in that I love malted beer with less hops (although I do love IPA's too). My go-to session beer is Guinness. And now that it's at my local costco, It's even more appealing because of the price.