Club409
The best damn waste of time!
party here at 6th street
stephen
Total posts: 49
3/15/2007 1:56 PM
in case matt hasnt told you all yet we are havin a party here tomorrow (march 16th) startin around 9ish
that is 6th street apartments room 304
let me know what kinds of drinks to get.. i can't promise everything but ill try to accomodate
that is 6th street apartments room 304
let me know what kinds of drinks to get.. i can't promise everything but ill try to accomodate
Oscar
Total posts: 1323
3/15/2007 4:01 PM
today's the 15th :|
Drew
Total posts: 5115
3/15/2007 4:53 PM
bailey's
'tis the season
'tis the season
stephen
Total posts: 49
3/15/2007 9:16 PM
boy i sure did fuck that up
its the 16th
its the 16th
mwinter
Total posts: 4328
3/16/2007 4:15 AM
I went ahead and ninja edited your original post to have the correct date.
Bailey's sounds good. As it turns out I'm really good at drinking beer. So if anyone knows any irish beer or green beer or irish green beer I'll put in a vote for that.
Ninja edit: I just noticed that i'm at post # 1337. That's totally l33t.
Bailey's sounds good. As it turns out I'm really good at drinking beer. So if anyone knows any irish beer or green beer or irish green beer I'll put in a vote for that.
Ninja edit: I just noticed that i'm at post # 1337. That's totally l33t.
mike
Total posts: 2298
3/16/2007 9:34 AM
That's gonna be nothin compared to post 8008135 (well given the right font; ninja admin font edit to digital clock-y? :-D)
There's always the holy triumvirate: Harp Guinness and Smithwicks. Beamish is Irish and I find it deLICious. Murphy's (owned by Heineken but brewed in Ireland) is good too. Killian's BTW is by Coors and def. not brewed in Ireland (though it is Irish-style). Oyster Stout is awesome if you can find it.
Also there is: Kilkenny Picaroon's Scullion's D'Arcy's Hilden Molly Malone's Kinsale Messrs Maguire Molly’s Chocolate Stout Belfast Blonde Headless Dog An Brainblásta Porterhouse Red Wrasslers 4X Stout barelegs legbiter and anything by Whitewater.
:-D
There's always the holy triumvirate: Harp Guinness and Smithwicks. Beamish is Irish and I find it deLICious. Murphy's (owned by Heineken but brewed in Ireland) is good too. Killian's BTW is by Coors and def. not brewed in Ireland (though it is Irish-style). Oyster Stout is awesome if you can find it.
Also there is: Kilkenny Picaroon's Scullion's D'Arcy's Hilden Molly Malone's Kinsale Messrs Maguire Molly’s Chocolate Stout Belfast Blonde Headless Dog An Brainblásta Porterhouse Red Wrasslers 4X Stout barelegs legbiter and anything by Whitewater.
:-D
mike
Total posts: 2298
3/16/2007 9:46 AM
Did you know?
* Baileys is sold in over 130 countries.
* Ireland holds the No 1 slot for largest consumption per capita.
* 2260 glasses of Baileys are drunk every minute of every day.
* Over 50 million gallons of milk from 40000 cows on 1750 farms go into the making of Baileys Original Irish Cream each year.
* Baileys accounts for more than 55% of all spirits exported from Ireland
* Guinness is sold in more than 150 countries worldwide.
* 10 million glasses of Guinness are consumed every day around the world.
* Baileys is sold in over 130 countries.
* Ireland holds the No 1 slot for largest consumption per capita.
* 2260 glasses of Baileys are drunk every minute of every day.
* Over 50 million gallons of milk from 40000 cows on 1750 farms go into the making of Baileys Original Irish Cream each year.
* Baileys accounts for more than 55% of all spirits exported from Ireland
* Guinness is sold in more than 150 countries worldwide.
* 10 million glasses of Guinness are consumed every day around the world.
SmoovB
Total posts: 1097
3/16/2007 1:16 PM
Remember Matt that drinking beer is never a competition but a journey to be relished. No one is "good at drinking beer" unless they are good at enjoying life.
Mike's covered most of the Irish beers that are easily available to us (although Guinness ought to be listed before Harp). There are Irish style beers brewed in the US but you'll have to find them yourself. Most of these places don't make any more than they can sell themselves on site.
Mike's covered most of the Irish beers that are easily available to us (although Guinness ought to be listed before Harp). There are Irish style beers brewed in the US but you'll have to find them yourself. Most of these places don't make any more than they can sell themselves on site.
mike
Total posts: 2298
3/17/2007 11:11 PM
Perhaps because no one is 'good' at drinking beer I must state that over the last few nights we all pretty much won at drinking beer. A fine St. Patty's was had let me tell you.
SmoovB
Total posts: 1097
3/18/2007 3:42 AM
Your claim is apt and is consistent with the metaphor "win at life" and my earlier comparison.
Flaming car bombs make everyone win at life.
Flaming car bombs make everyone win at life.