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I'm thinking 10 years into the future here.....when I'm teaching my daughter to drive, I will without question block out the backup camera.

Wrong random thoughts thread....................................................bro.




That said, I like the way you think.
 
I refuse to post in most of those groups.The sheer stupidity is breathtaking,

"Just because I say the n-word all the time doesn't make me racist."

Yes. Yes it does. That is exactly what that means. The fact that you can't realize that and continue to argue the contrary is amazing. On semi public forums nonetheless.

That thread was particularly awful even by that group's incredibly low standards.
 
I can agree that beer has become much less about people and the beer itself, and much closer to pokemon collecting. Whatever happened to actually drinking and talking about the beer?
When brewers secretly stopped making beer three years ago and just started putting new labels on the same old stuff.
 
I refuse to post in most of those groups.The sheer stupidity is breathtaking,

"Just because I say the n-word all the time doesn't make me racist."

Yes. Yes it does. That is exactly what that means. The fact that you can't realize that and continue to argue the contrary is amazing. On semi public forums nonetheless.

as a dooshcanoe i once ran in to on the internet said he and his friends were "doing (their) part to strip the word of its meaning"

some (many?) of you probably know him
 
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What a piece of ****.

People are idiots. About a third of that Denver Beer Traders group is unbearable. Someone on lambic.info posted "je suis lambic" or something idiotic like that...looks like it has since been deleted but seriously, what the **** are you thinking.
 
Are we positive that isn't satire? Because that's more humanly callous than I would assume even beer dorks are. Which is why I'm sure it's real.

He also made a post recently about a beer that was "fading quick" and advised people to either drink or trade ASAP. Yes, because I knowingly want to send someone a beer that I know is "fading quick" so that they can enjoy a beer that's a shell of what it was.
 
What is with all these breweries that need to have a ******* release party every time they put a beer in a can? There are three breweries that are relatively local to me, and each put out a new beer in a can every single month, and have a release party for it at their brewery. These aren’t beers that are sitting in barrels for a year+. These are hoppy and/or lower ABV releases that are probably grain to can in two weeks or less. I mean, I get it to an extent. It’s a fun time, I’m sure. But these exact same breweries distribute, too. How about just can some beer and distro it to local stores? When did that become a thing of the past?
 
What is with all these breweries that need to have a ******* release party every time they put a beer in a can? There are three breweries that are relatively local to me, and each put out a new beer in a can every single month, and have a release party for it at their brewery. These aren’t beers that are sitting in barrels for a year+. These are hoppy and/or lower ABV releases that are probably grain to can in two weeks or less. I mean, I get it to an extent. It’s a fun time, I’m sure. But these exact same breweries distribute, too. How about just can some beer and distro it to local stores? When did that become a thing of the past?
Because money?
 
What is with all these breweries that need to have a ******* release party every time they put a beer in a can? There are three breweries that are relatively local to me, and each put out a new beer in a can every single month, and have a release party for it at their brewery. These aren’t beers that are sitting in barrels for a year+. These are hoppy and/or lower ABV releases that are probably grain to can in two weeks or less. I mean, I get it to an extent. It’s a fun time, I’m sure. But these exact same breweries distribute, too. How about just can some beer and distro it to local stores? When did that become a thing of the past?
The much better question is why do the neckbeards enable them to do it? Beer people act like every release is the last one on earth. Until people stop lining up for their product why would they stop?
 

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