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Ldogss Enthusiast

Ldogss

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it said i was a bud light...actually if iam at the bar i get a bud bottle...but i like Steel Reserve 211 much better...ahhh :cheers:

Elwood Senior Enthusiast

Elwood

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Amber Boch :cheers:

 

AMBER BOCH: You're more likely to be laughing at people, not with them. You're a bit moody - sometimes you would rather go out and have fun, and sometimes you'd rather be left alone with your beer. You consider yourself an 'intellectual' smart ass, and you take an equal pride in the beer you drink.

 

That's pretty close too, that is the closest thing on the list that I would drink. ANd the bold portions describe me pretty well.

BTW the music selection for song you want to hear sucked, IMO.

MCourson Senior Enthusiast

MCourson

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BUDWEISER: You're American and proud. You love your hometown, and hang out with your 'boys.' You'd much rather sit around and drink than go out and get drunk. Lite beers are for pansies and imports are for liberals. An American brew is the only choice.

Elwood 2000 Senior Enthusiast

Elwood 2000

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MILLER LITE: You're not pretentious, but you have certain expectations of the people you spend time with. You're a fun person, though, and an unconscious flirt. People enjoy being around you, even if you don't treat them kindly. A beer which is an only choice for some, but liked all around, for a person who is picky themselves but well regarded.

 

 

Pretty close, but I am kind to most everyone. :cheers:

Wingnut Senior Enthusiast

Wingnut

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Amber Boch  :cheers:

 

AMBER BOCH: You're more likely to be laughing at people, not with them. You're a bit moody - sometimes you would rather go out and have fun, and sometimes you'd rather be left alone with your beer. You consider yourself an 'intellectual' smart ass, and you take an equal pride in the beer you drink.

 

That's pretty close too, that is the closest thing on the list that I would drink. ANd the bold portions describe me pretty well.

BTW the music selection for song you want to hear sucked, IMO.

 

 

 

 

 

Yeah, the music selection sucked.

 

But so did the beer selection. The only thing resembling a decent beer was Guinness, although I don't care so much for it.

 

Amber Bock? I don't think so. It's just a "bock-like" Michelob product.

 

And I hate just about all the Buttweiper products (Bud Dry is almost drinkable) ever made.

 

My beer fridge is currently stocked with St. Pauly's Girl, and John Courage Amber.

 

And yeah, I point and laugh when people fall down. Especially if they're handicapped. Kidding, but what in the heck does that have to do with my drinking habits?

 

/Beer snob.

//Not intellectual, just a smartass.

dino688 Enthusiast

dino688

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"GUINNESS: You like to be known as a past-tense heavy drinker and are full of stories of antics from your 'youth.' You consider yourself more mature than those 'other' beer drinkers, and your taste reflects that."

 

I've never been a heavy drinker but I do have many stories from my youth and I know I'm more mature than other beer drinkers and my beer of choice is Miller Lite!

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