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How to drink canned beer (pg. 5)
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| bananas |
| quote: | Originally posted by Sushipunk
You're supposed to tilt the glass 45 degrees when you pour it. ing amateurs. |
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| Scratchula |
| quote: | Originally posted by Abercrombie
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Where are you from? |
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| LAdazeNYnights |
| quote: | Originally posted by Meat187
You guys have no clue how to drink beer, do you? This is the proper way:
1) Open the Guiness can.
2) Pour it in the toilet.
3) Buy German beer.
4) Drink that. |
weihenstephaner!!! |
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| ChrisWChandler |
| quote: | Originally posted by LAdazeNYnights
weihenstephaner!!! |
Are we playing the "Name breweries the average German won't have heard of because they are too busy drinking bland pils?" game? |
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| Abercrombie |
| quote: | Originally posted by Scratchula
Where are you from? |
Oran, I'm in Canada now :) |
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| Domesticated |
| quote: | Originally posted by SYSTEM-J
You pour a Guinness slowly at an angle until it's 3/4s full, then you leave it to settle before adding the final quarter. |
Not with the cans. They're designed to be poured in one action.
| quote: | Originally posted by ChrisWChandler
I'm talking about German beer being extremely highly rated by people who don't know anything about beer, while those who know beer know that 95% of beer in Germany is worthless, just like in every other country in the world. There are good beers in Germany but they are regional specialities that I am sure neither you nor the German poster earlier have ever heard of and are not indicative of the quality of the average German beer. |
Uh...no. Even Germany's average beers are better than most other countries' efforts. Their best beers are, well, the best.
Until you provide proof for your post above (i.e. an "expert" opinion), my post will remain correct. |
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| ChrisWChandler |
| quote: | Originally posted by Domesticated
Not with the cans. They're designed to be poured in one action.
Uh...no. Even Germany's average beers are better than most other countries' efforts. Their best beers are, well, the best.
Until you provide proof for your post above (i.e. an "expert" opinion), my post will remain correct. |
McDonalds make the best food in the world, until you provide proof (i.e. an "expert" opinion), my post will remain correct.
To make things clear, no expert in beer thinks there is anything remarkable about German beer, so you telling me there is and asking me to 'provide proof' to the contrary is much like someone insisting the finest wine in the world comes out of a box bought at Costco and demanding proof that it doesn't. |
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| ChemEnhanced |
| quote: | Originally posted by ChrisWChandler
McDonalds make the best food in the world, until you provide proof (i.e. an "expert" opinion), my post will remain correct.
To make things clear, no expert in beer thinks there is anything remarkable about German beer, so you telling me there is and asking me to 'provide proof' to the contrary is much like someone insisting the finest wine in the world comes out of a box bought at Costco and demanding proof that it doesn't. |
please provide a report from an expert regarding which beers are the best....and no you and your idiot friends are not experts. |
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| ChrisWChandler |
| quote: | Originally posted by ChemEnhanced
please provide a report from an expert regarding which beers are the best....and no you and your idiot friends are not experts. |
You have a computer, you have Google.
Not sure why it's up to me to educate you. |
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| Domesticated |
| quote: | Originally posted by ChrisWChandler
McDonalds make the best food in the world, until you provide proof (i.e. an "expert" opinion), my post will remain correct. |
You claimed that "experts" hold a certain position, and I'm now asking you to back it up.
I, on the other hand, haven't claimed to know anything about what "experts" think on the topic of McDonalds. I'm not required to provide a source of any kind in order to disprove your statement.
| quote: | Originally posted by ChrisWChandler
To make things clear, no expert in beer thinks there is anything remarkable about German beer, so you telling me there is and asking me to 'provide proof' to the contrary is much like someone insisting the finest wine in the world comes out of a box bought at Costco and demanding proof that it doesn't. |
That statement might be true, were it not for the fact that I'm a huge beer drinker. Though I don't claim to have any special authority on the subject, I'm certainly not a cretin. I've tried hundreds of beers from countries all around the world. Though ultimately everything comes down to taste, it is recognised that Germany's preservative-free beers are generally of a very high standard. Why else would the biggest beer festival on the planet be held in Munich?
| quote: | Originally posted by ChrisWChandler
You have a computer, you have Google.
Not sure why it's up to me to educate you. |
When you've made a claim, it's up to you to provide proof. Otherwise, people will assume you're bullting. So, show us some "experts", please. |
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| ChrisWChandler |
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You claimed that "experts" hold a certain position, and I'm now asking you to back it up.
I, on the other hand, haven't claimed to know anything about what "experts" think on the topic of McDonalds. I'm not required to provide a source of any kind in order to disprove your statement. |
I am merely showing you in a way you are capable of understanding how utterly ludicrous your argument is. Anyone who has a good knowledge of beer will know German beer is quite unremarkable, just like anyone who knows anything about food will know McDonalds food is not of a great standard.
| quote: | | That statement might be true, were it not for the fact that I'm a huge beer drinker. Though I don't claim to have any special authority on the subject, I'm certainly not a cretin. I've tried hundreds of beers from countries all around the world. Though ultimately everything comes down to taste, it is recognised that Germany's preservative-free beers are generally of a very high standard. Why else would the biggest beer festival on the planet be held in Munich? |
You might be a huge beer drinker but you are not hugely knowledgeable on beer. It is not recognised that German beers are of a 'very high standard' and your comment about preservatives just shows how little you understand about beer.
| quote: | | When you've made a claim, it's up to you to provide proof. Otherwise, people will assume you're bullting. So, show us some "experts", please. |
Actually you and others here have made a claim that German beer is of a certain standard, and have failed to prove it, because it is not possible to prove. I'm not sure why I have to go out of my way to educate people on a subject that they could easily find out about on Google.
You are so out of your depth. |
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| D-res |
| You've both mercilessly killed this thread. Congratulations. |
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