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Yeah there cold now and going down good tonight.I just gave Monkey Lover the ring tonight

The ring?

a) proposal of marriage
b) a position from the Karma Sutra
c) called a loved one (Mokey Lover) on the phone
d)gave up his position as a referee at a wrestling bout.

I'll take a look at a bottle of the Broon Ale next time I see one. I have heard of this being done, but wouldn't have thought S&N would partake of such a practice. Thanks for the info!

Having worked for the ba**ards ( you can tell there is no love lost) I know they wouldn't care a toss about the product that was dished up, all they care about is the cash they get from selling the licence. However if they looked at the big picture they would realise that an inferior product won't sell, and they end up losing cash any way.

A retired sarge I know in California calls Coors "Colarado Kool Aid" and told me that he'd give me a hiding if he ever caught me drinking that crap

By the by: I never ever really got the joke behind "Kool Aid" and the use of it as an epithet. I know the joke behind Navy "Bug juice", but what's with the Kool Aid?

Wasn't Kool Aid a type of orange juice? Perhaps he was saying it was liking drinking orange juice? Or perhaps there was some link to the Kool Aid tests in the 60's?

What Kool Aid tests?

Yes, Kool Aid is still a soft drink.

But sometimes... the use of the term is almost always in a disparaging manner. Like suggesting you're an idiot or something...

And I've noticed this only in America.

Yeah I would go with likening it to orange juice(kool aid).

Some fun lovvin' individuals ( the merry pranksters) wanted to turn on the world and decided to put LSD in orange juice (kool aid) at pop festivals (happenings)and see the reactions.

Regarding foreign brew, I have noticed when examining bottles in the store, that many of the "import" brews have fine print on the label mentioning that it was brewed in the U.S. "under licence".

I think I read that Pabst Brewing hires other breweries to brew their beers for them.. I don't know for sure, but I suspect they have contracted SABMiller Brewing...

Ahhhh. That could well be it. I mostly hear this phrase from the baby boomer generation anyways

Thanks Ed.

yes you have to come to the UK for real ale and yes we do serve beer cold before we get all the bad jokes about our " warm beer". i've only had one decent beer since i left home 3 months ago and surprise surprise, it was black sheep ale that i bought here in toronto, but imported from the UK!

Yeah you guessed it with a)We get married in November at Fort Mifflin on the Delaware River in Philadelphia.Were both Rev War re-enacters and were doing a colonial wedding at this years event at the fort.Its a 2 minute drive from Phila.International airport if you want to fly in to see it.I cant understand why us rebels would build a fort so close to the airport.Its gonna be a major league party

Congratulations to you both! All the best for the future.

I enjoy any beer really. as long as it's not without alcohol.

A wee cheer, with a nice pint 'o' Belhaven to the happy couple...
"Here's to all the tears ....being tears of happiness,
and to all the pain ......being champagne" aw the best....