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2012/05/16 18:36:42 (permalink)

Fancy a beer?

Anyone fancy a beer? 

Here's my current favourite - 





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    Re:Fancy a beer? 2012/05/16 18:42:57 (permalink)

    That's a beautiful drop for sure

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    Re:Fancy a beer? 2012/05/16 18:43:04 (permalink)


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    Re:Fancy a beer? 2012/05/16 18:54:43 (permalink)
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    That's a beautiful drop for sure

    It is indeed Mr Strummage, and I am partaking of one at this very moment....


    My ferret is less fursty...


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    Re:Fancy a beer? 2012/05/16 19:13:35 (permalink)
    Fusrty ferrets in freds.

    Fun schtuff.
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    Re:Fancy a beer? 2012/05/16 19:25:26 (permalink)
    Can't go wrong with Badger, I simply lurve a glass of this:



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    Re:Fancy a beer? 2012/05/16 20:06:10 (permalink)
    A beautiful drop to be sure Steve...

    There is a woodsman round here who has been known to bother a badger


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    Re:Fancy a beer? 2012/05/16 20:43:47 (permalink)
    I'm having an Anchor Steam at the moment. I haven't seen that one hit the States yet. Does it have a collectable bottle cap? Brewery logo and such?

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    Re:Fancy a beer? 2012/05/16 21:25:08 (permalink)
    You kidding?  Anchor Steam has been in So. Cal. since I was first old enough to drink!

     
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    Re:Fancy a beer? 2012/05/17 13:09:32 (permalink)
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    You kidding?  Anchor Steam has been in So. Cal. since I was first old enough to drink!


    And probably before that. I usually drink Sierra Nevada Torpedo, New Belgium Ranger, some other IPA's. I've been trying new beers lately. The new store in town, Total Wine, has a huge selection of beers that you can buy single bottles of and make your own six pack.

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    Re:Fancy a beer? 2012/05/17 13:22:22 (permalink)
    can't stand IPAs. 

    I like reds and browns.

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    Re:Fancy a beer? 2012/05/17 13:29:49 (permalink)
    Drop Top and then Mirrorpond are my usual favorites.  But, YSB (Younger's Special Bitter) and Speckled Hen have been what I've had recently.

     
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    Re:Fancy a beer? 2012/05/17 13:39:46 (permalink)
    This is what happens when I drink IPA's

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pLYxRWjHzwQ

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    Re:Fancy a beer? 2012/05/17 13:47:33 (permalink)
    Well, I guess there's always root beer...

     
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    Re:Fancy a beer? 2012/05/17 14:07:43 (permalink)
    Completely alcohol free.......................for 19 years and 296 days  


    So......................can I just have a can of "Coke"?
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    Re:Fancy a beer? 2012/05/17 15:57:59 (permalink)
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    Completely alcohol free.......................for 19 years and 296 days  


    Not that he's counting or anything ;)
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    Re:Fancy a beer? 2012/05/17 16:04:38 (permalink)
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    zungle


    Completely alcohol free.......................for 19 years and 296 days  


    Not that he's counting or anything ;)

    That's necessary for alcoholics to do in order to keep them reminded of their sucess.
     
    I'm not saying zungle is  an alcholic, he may or may not be - but people who are alcoholics who are successful at remaining alcohol free need to know how successful they have been for how long for positive reinforcement of that success.

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    Re:Fancy a beer? 2012/05/17 16:39:49 (permalink)
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    ... and Speckled Hen 

    You have impeccable taste good sir
     
     

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    Re:Fancy a beer? 2012/05/17 16:57:01 (permalink)
    We have a local brewery, Abita Beer, that started out all fine business with a German Brewmeister and some fine hops, ,,,,,,


    however, they joined the chic bandwagon and sell flavoured beers now, plus an IPA and other things... I stopped drinking them long ago.

    I favor Sam Adams and his seasonal brews, even on tap they are tasty, but Ill try a micros offerings, if available in my area,  after checking the beer forums reports on them.

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    Re:Fancy a beer? 2012/05/17 17:00:44 (permalink)
    I'm having one of these - Blanche de Chambly - a white ale made in Quebec.




    It'll probably be a while before I get to drink one again.
    Oh well, as long as I can find me some decent pilsner in Vegas, I'll survive.


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    Re:Fancy a beer? 2012/05/17 17:45:03 (permalink)





    quote]That's necessary for alcoholics to do in order to keep them reminded of their sucess.   I'm not saying zungle is  an alcholic, he may or may not be - but people who are alcoholics who are successful at remaining alcohol free need to know how successful they have been for how long for positive reinforcement of that success.

    Well then.......................




    WARNING RAMBLING STORY


    I guess  I'll tell a bit of the story behind my abstinence from drugs and alcohol.


    Since he days of my youth I've always had an inner feeling that drugs,alcohol, etc weren't meant for humans to use...............sounds strange but I do feel that way.............


    Anyways that didn't stop me from partying, partaking in the green bud and drinking with my buddies...........


    Because of that inner feeling.......
    Over a period of 8-10 years / ages 17-27..............I actually quit drinking and smoking weed multiple times..............


    Anyway.............when I was about 20-21, when we would occasionally smoke some weed and what not, 
    I began noticing  that after smoking weed I had some very strange heart beats/rhythms, they would usually pass in time..............well one day..........the irregular heartbeats became unbearable and frightening.....and didn't go away.........so I saw a physician...........I was diagnosed with PVC's(premature ventrical closures) at the ripe old age of 21.............I have been on beta blockers ever since


    Needless to say I have never taken or smoked any type of recreational drug since that diagnosis.....................Nothing...........26 years


    Now on the Alcohol............


    While quitting everything else I still drank the occasional beer,and every once in a while my friends and I would tie one on...or get a bit hammered.


    This went on until I was 27............still no DUI's or legal stuff............a few bar scraps and family arguments etc...... 


    Right after my 27th birthday I was asked to join a local and amateur powerlifting club by the owner of the gym I worked out at............I accepted and began training fairly seriously, at the gym I met a guy that lived near me so we started carpooling everyday at 5:00am to lift before work.


    Mac (the guy at the gym) became a good friend and we began talking more openly about life etc.................

    One morning July 26th 1992 ,on the way to work out ,I expressed that I was really hungover and had no desire to workout..........he began berating me for drinking etc.....as he was a non drinker........well I returned the fire and ripped him because I was stronger than him and in a lower weight class and maybe he should quit smoking 2 packs a day and worry about himself then he might get stronger.....................

    Well this turned into a wager.................

    Who could quit smoking and who could quit drinking the longest..........?

    To this day Mac has never smoked again and I have never drank/used alcohol again.............

    No DUI's,Domestic problems, no A.A. , no Twelve Steps, no outpatient therapy.

    Just me, God...................and my kids............... raising them in a  different environment than I was raised , was a huge motivation.


     The 1st year wasn't too..... big of a challenge, I had already quit recreational drugs etc.....
    It was more life management , basically pre-planning and staying clear of the influence.........and prayed a lot..........

    I also parted ways with a lot of people whom I thought were friends................but it is and was worth it.

    As each day passed I felt stronger and more proud of myself..............I also grew to like the feeling of being in right/clear headed?
    You know no worries of DUI's,brawling or making totally ****ed drunken decisions...........etc,etc.

     Boy I have made some regretable drunken decisions......
     I  also used the fact that in this world, I am nearly alone as a non-drinker/substance user as motivation and strength.

    In almost 20 years there has never been an urge a close call or anything..........

    It just isn't part of my rational or stream of thought............... 

    I am a non drinker..................


    But.........................................You guys can enjoy a cold one for me


     


      

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    Re:Fancy a beer? 2012/05/17 18:39:43 (permalink)
    As a young man, I drank beer.  Then I went to the UK and tasted real beer.  My absolute favorite was a dark beer made by Fullers called ESB.  I came back to the US and hardly have touched a beer since (much to the delight of the wine producing industry).
     
    That's not my main point though.  I was watching some TV show just last night where the action is set in the US.  Some guy in a bar ordered a Fullers and was handed a mug of some lighter variety.  I couldn't read it completely but it looked like the tap draw handle right next to the one used had a lable that said ESB.
     
    What?????  Is Fullers now available in the US?  Maybe its time to seek out a British style US pub.
     
    Any beer aficionados know anything about the presence of Fullers in the states?
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    Re:Fancy a beer? 2012/05/17 18:47:33 (permalink)
    wow, fantastic story zungle!  thanks for sharing!  and congratulations and I hope the beta blockers continue to help you!

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    Re:Fancy a beer? 2012/05/17 18:56:18 (permalink)
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    This is what happens when I drink IPA's

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pLYxRWjHzwQ


    Yes indeed. The more hops the better. I won't even mention Stone Ruination IPA. <-- (hurtcha beer)

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    Re:Fancy a beer? 2012/05/17 18:57:58 (permalink)
    Any beer aficionados know anything about the presence of Fullers in the states?

     
    Yes you can get Fullers in the USA. I doubt it will taste the same as what you had in UK though.

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    Re:Fancy a beer? 2012/05/17 19:01:34 (permalink)
    Oh well, as long as I can find me some decent pilsner in Vegas, I'll survive.

     
    Go over to Total Wine, if they don't have it, nobody does.

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    Re:Fancy a beer? 2012/05/17 21:16:47 (permalink)
    Watneys pale ale or a Party 7
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    Re:Fancy a beer? 2012/05/18 03:22:14 (permalink)
    Great story Zungle. After my recent bout with the Big C and chemotherepy, I have returned to drinking beer, well, because I'm alive, and I can !

    However... I'm not sure it it doing me any good, and I am only drinking modest amounts each week. I am also considering giving up entirely, and can't quite cross the rubicon, so to speak. Your story is inspirational in that it didn't take an oncoming tragedy to force you to take the move, just good old fashioned discipline. I love a beer or two, dont get me wrong, but like you, I have a gnawing su****ion that it is no longer 'harmless' to me.

    I will have a good think about your story and make a decision.

    Garry


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    post edited by The Kiosk Project - 2012/05/18 03:24:46


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    Re:Fancy a beer? 2012/05/18 03:37:33 (permalink)
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    EDIT - Despite correction, the forum appears to want to put asterisks in a single word, despite typing in the proper word. It has happened before - Whats that all about?


    The forum blocks the letters s.p.i.c.

     
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    Re:Fancy a beer? 2012/05/18 11:59:57 (permalink)
    Great story Zungle. After my recent bout with the Big C and chemotherepy, I have returned to drinking beer, well, because I'm alive, and I can ! However... I'm not sure it it doing me any good, and I am only drinking modest amounts each week. I am also considering giving up entirely, and can't quite cross the rubicon, so to speak. Your story is inspirational in that it didn't take an oncoming tragedy to force you to take the move, just good old fashioned discipline. I love a beer or two, dont get me wrong, but like you, I have a gnawing su****ion that it is no longer 'harmless' to me. I will have a good think about your story and make a decision. Garry



    I wish you good luck with your decision and its impending journey.................... 


    I wanted to let everyone understand ,I didn't just one day feel like ah I'll just quit............and I had no issues.


    I had done plenty of totally major stupid things and made lots of regrettable decisions or lack of good decisions........


    I just was lucky enough and just barely smart enough to avoid legal problems and total catastrophy..............there were several,several instances where it could have gone the other way...........


    Somewhere deep down inside I knew for me, getting buzzed in anyway just wasn't what I was here for.


     
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