OT: waaaaaaay OT....

[ncermak]

I do enjoy a good umbrella drink too...

In addition to being a snowboard addict, I am a certified parrothead.

and Phil...lets keep our Zima exploits between us...

[Michelle]

Personally, I love a brown. But not a Guiness or heavy like a stout, more like the New Belgium Brewery 1554... Dark, yummy, smooth. mmmmm. beer.

[Jack Michaud]

New Belgium Brewery 1554

If you like that, try Spaten Optimator - one of my fav's from Germany.

[D-Sub]

that stuff is a butt kicker!

[Aisling]

one of my personal favorite toasts:

"May you share laughter with your friends... may you never shed a tear... blah blah blah blah blah blah... let's go get a beer."



i'm a fan of both red and brown varieties, depending on what mood i'm in...

[Randy S.]

Spaten Optimator - one of my fav's from Germany.

Sounds like a name Shred would use for one of his boards!

[dantheman0177]

one of my personal favorite toasts:

"May you share laughter with your friends... may you never shed a tear... blah blah blah blah blah blah... let's go get a beer."



i'm a fan of both red and brown varieties, depending on what mood i'm in...

One of my group of friends' common toasts:

Here's to you and here's to me
Best of mates we'll always be
But if a c**t you turn out to be
Well f**k you and here's to me!

(the girls - and guys in polite company - usually substitute line 3 with "But if by chance we disagree")

[Aisling]

dan you rock

[skipuppy]

speaking of beer...

women who drink beer are cool. I'm not talking coors light and mich ultra. I mean BEER. A woman who know the difference between a lager and an ale. wo can appreciate a stout and a fine pilsner. who can differentiate between a red and a brown...Especially if she does it afetr a day of carving

Born and raised in the wine country: the reply would be- A woman who knows her wine is not only cool but sophisticated. Yay for Sonoma County (mine) and Napa Valley (nextdoor).

Personally, I am a party pooper- don't like alcohol on a large scale (this means I have not yet found a drink that tastes good to me)

[ncermak]

Born and raised in the wine country: the reply would be- A woman who knows her wine is not only cool but sophisticated. Yay for Sonoma County (mine) and Napa Valley (nextdoor).

Personally, I am a party pooper- don't like alcohol on a large scale (this means I have not yet found a drink that tastes good to me)

A woman who knows her good beers is also sophisticated, yet down to earth.

And you're too young to drink!

[Hagen]

Sounds like a name Shred would use for one of his boards!

...and what a good name for a board that would be!

B.t.w. German beers that end with "ator" must be treated with respect - they are usually in the 8% range... ...and again, most of those beer names would make good names for Shred's boards.

[dantheman0177]

And you're too young to drink!

Just another reason to love Australia. Our legal drinking age is 18

[philfell]

Nothing like watching a bunch of highschool girls puke at the bar, sweet.

[skipuppy]

Nothing like watching a bunch of highschool girls puke at the bar, sweet.

Do they really puke their guts out in Australia?? I have found that where the drinking age is lower (as in I am a German citizen) the kids tend to be a bit more responsible and act more mature regarding how much liquor they take. I honestly feel like it is mainly here where people are so stupid that they get themselves in the hospital more than once a semester because they drank too much. People who throw up in the hallways just annoy me. Is that wrong to get annoyed??? I don't get annoyed because I do not drink- most of my friends drink- they just know how to hold it. Throwing up in the hallway is just not cool. Punching doors is not cool either. Becoming an A$$hole to your girlfriend is definitely not cool. So what is the deal? Are they just as bad in Australia as my neighbors in my dorm?? (Keep in mind my neighbors are fresh out of highschool, spoiled, and like to shriek like six year old drama queens- for a bit of distance on my part: I am a transfer student and have been going to college parties for the last three years already)

[bobdea]

that come here to work at resorts, they are bad very bad but they always show up for work the next day, usually still drunk

the masters of the drink, no sleep, work the next day then do it again are the english those people can bring partying to the next level.

ohh wait the US and Australia are former colonies of England, I think I am on to something

[dantheman0177]

Skipuppy, I couldn't agree with you more!

If you can't hold your drink, drink less. Simple.

[Neil Gendzwill]

Canadian age limit is 19 most places, 18 in a few and near as I can tell we're just as stupid as the next lot when it comes to booze and young 'uns.

[Aisling]

when i lived in ireland for a brief stint i can say that even with a lower drinking age people still got stupid... i dont the think age limit has anything to do with it... i think people's level of maturity and whether drink was a taboo in your home or not.

[Michelle]

I've seen some pretty drunk and stupid Germans in my living there, but definitely less than the US. Most of the people being idiots where the young Americans living there, feeling very happy to have no drinking age

[philfell]

Lame they booted us away from the masses. No people won't even know this thread still lives.

[Mike T]

Lame they booted us away from the masses. No people won't even know this thread still lives.

I found it, so will others

[dantheman0177]

"If you book them, they will come"

[snow|3oarder]

This thread died and was resurrected.

[Aisling]

it never died... it always lived... inside of you

hahahaha

[philfell]

it never died... it always lived... inside of you

hahahaha

Are you insinuating that I might be gay?

[dantheman0177]

Are you insinuating that I might be gay?

Given your last avatar, that is a not indistinct possibility....

[Randy S.]

Are you insinuating that I might be gay?

Not that there's anything wrong with that.

Let it out Phil.

[Michelle]

With all the "white trash" girls hanging on him at the party, and "I (heart) Phil" tattooed on a certain someone, girls are hoping he's not gay. Not that there's anything wrong with that.

[ncermak]

everybody relax (except Phil...I don't think I want to see him let his hair down...not that there's anything wrong with that!)...I'm back. I found the thread too.

[dantheman0177]

No Phil, there is nothing at all wrong with that.

Just don't go posting in the "Ride Board" or Fin might have to ban you from the site.....