The Power of Words

[Rowenael]

how can you talk about revolting food?.. You're a Brit!
The english kitchen hasn't evolved for the past 800 years (with the slight exception of all the indian food that's been introduced)... Anything should be welcome!

Good point! can't stand Indian.

Denmark has a variation of sweedish meatballs... They're kinda nice

Well perhaps i'll move to Denmark then.

All I know is I have a new Post-It on my monitor which reads...

Code:
Not to Self:

Go Back in Time

Move to Ohio

Can i come with you?!

[Mummu]

beer

[Oddysee]

There's only one country in the world for beer Mummu... And it's not germany!

Ireland!





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[Mummu]

you mean: there is only on country in the world with one beer, and thats ireland.

[Xtrophic]

"-Kill Kenny! Kill Kenny!"
"-OMG! THEY KILLED KENNY!!?"

On a more serious note, I really do love Irish beer, especially:
Kilkenny! Yummi!

[Rowenael]

There's only one country in the world for beer Mummu... And it's not germany!

Ireland!

Ireland, Scotland and Wales are the only places you can go for a good beer nowadays. Don't drink English beer it's worse than American and German beer. The celts make the best beer.

[Nexeus]

HEY!!! I love my American Beer... seriously. Brooklyn Lager is the best though.

[Oddysee]

HEY!!! I love my American Beer

I hate to break it to you, but what you call beer, we call coloured water. Rowenael's got it right when he says ya better leave the brewin to the celts!

Guinness for life!






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[Mummu]

what the.. you say german beer in the same line as american beer?!

our beer does NOT taste like cranberries!
well ok in berlin they are selling berliner weise with wooddruff or raspberry, but ONLY there!

[Rowenael]

Guinness for life!

damn straight!


(apologies to Tarryk for going so heinously off his original topic)

[Boinky]

C'mon, in this day and age any respectful brewery in the U.S. can make well & good beer if they so choose. Now certain countries may have an edge up in certain ways (I do enjoy a Guinness, though it's a bit different than most beers I've ever had) but this isn't the time of Monks and Middle Ages anymore, it's the time of technological feats & the Internet. Perhaps it's simply your own taste or perhaps it's your Patriotism for your country, but I think we have quite a few good beers being made inside our borders as well.