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Best beer for practicing bass!
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Cool. I was there for 2 months in 2006 and a month in 2012. I was single in 2006....lotsa' fun...I advise my younger friend to go, enjoy, and USE PROTECTION.
I spent a year in Bangkok, and the other 15 years in the Eastern Seaboard, Map Dta Phut, Rayong.
Best beaches in the world, mate. I still say it was better 10 or 15 years ago. I explored the Koh Chang area and interior Krabi Province on my last trip...Koh Samui is getting ridiculous. Bangkok was fun in my 20's, but nothing more than a hub city to me now. Burma appears trendy now, judging by the amount of young French people who are going there !!
I propose TB-sponsored bass guitar duels in Thailand ASAP......supplemented by curry experiments and chess. @bdwgml can be our tour guide, and none of you will ever forget it !!
I just hope TSA doesn't stick a cattle prod up my arse....or even worse....up my Jazz Bass !
When I was between jobs a few times, I would conduct nightlife tours of BKK and Pattaya. Good times!
Just treated myself to a bottle of Laphroaig Quarter Cask for Christmas!
Today guys talk about beer like people used to talk about wine. When I was growing up, all we had was Labbat's Blue, or Molson Ex/Canadian.
Dead Guy Ale with a side of Makers Mark works for me..Cheers!
I was in Portsmouth a few years back, and has some long hammer on tap... In the bottle, it's 6.2 ABV, on tap... It was stronger. Had one on an empty stomach waiting for lunch, got up to use the head... And was quite surprised by the effect.
It's not a beer you can pick up after having something else, it's yer starter.
I like the boldness, but it does things to me that other 6.2% drinks do not. It's inexpliccable really, unless maybe they're being cautious with the 6.2 on the label, and it's really higher.
I will tell you what is probably not a good beer for practicing bass, Goose Island Bourbon County Stout!
I'm just about finished with a bottle and I'm having a bit of trouble wrapping presents. At 14.2% alcohol it would probably make for some sloppy playing!
I'm just about finished with a bottle and I'm having a bit of trouble wrapping presents. At 14.2% alcohol it would probably make for some sloppy playing!
I draw the line at 7%, unless I'm going to nurse them.
I pounded six 8% the other night and was gagging a little on the last one.
Yeah, I'll admit it. I have no belief that man's ability to drink alcohol makes him more of a man.
I've known plenty of men who could drink me under the table, but in the responsibility department, they were seriously lacking.
That's the measure of a man IMHO.
I pounded six 8% the other night and was gagging a little on the last one.
Yeah, I'll admit it. I have no belief that man's ability to drink alcohol makes him more of a man.
I've known plenty of men who could drink me under the table, but in the responsibility department, they were seriously lacking.
That's the measure of a man IMHO.
