i belive its 21 in US? its 18 over here, not that anyone obeys it.
im never gonna drink anyway, i'd love to, but i probably shouldnt

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former user radio_friendly_unit_shifter

rileymcc mate.
Like any Aussie bloke, you'll soon be tempted by one of these.

The first time I got really hammered was during a freak snow storm. We had around 8 inches of snow and so much ice. At that time, my friend, his cousin, and I raided his step dad's cigars and somehow managed to get on this brick ledge and smoke them. After that, I woke up at my friend's grandma's house. I'm still puzzled about it. My first "real" 4/20 was much worse... I'm not even going into detail.

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1984 Squier Contemporary Stratocaster
1986 Peavey Envoy 110
1967 Kingston Acoustic

Foster's, for lager.

Charles Wells Bombardier, for ale.

Young's Double Chocolate, for stout.

Stone I.P.A

Now that's just a terrible choice of lager, around here you'll most likely hear it referred to as "cats piss"

Dog Fish Head IPA

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uhm good question I like smirnoff and molson

the next free one

I have 3 favourites: Guinness and Pilsner Urquell and Smithwicks on tap when I'm downtown at the FC.
cheers,
Alex

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......it's a topsy-turvy world when noses run and feet smell...

Can't help it bout' the Foster's...developed a taste for it 35 years ago...

...kinda like other Chicagoans being fond of Pabst Blue Ribbon or Stroh's or Blatz....

+1 on the Yuengling but I can't get it in the mid-west.
Draft beer = Nothing beats a Guinness

Local beer = nothing beats a

took me awhile and I found it easier to rephrase the question:

Q- What's your favourite of beer?

A- an ice cold one!

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you can save the world with your guitar one love song at a time it's just better, more fun, easier with a fender solid body electric guitar or electric bass guitar.

I got to go with Pabst Blue Ribbon. As my father says, "its a southern institution." We use to go to our favorite burger joint all the time, and I've always remember him ordering a pbr.
That father-son bonding time is probably one of the things I miss the most since I've left for college.


Also the guys who founded pbr were brothers of the fraternity I'm pledging with... which is a neat fact.

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(former user jimbo612)

Guiness and Bodingtons and Fullers ESB.