mais oui!
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The blonde isn't where it's at. It's the rousse that's good.
Who doesn't like rousses anyways?
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mais oui!
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Let's get back on-topic: beer.
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The blonde isn't where it's at. It's the rousse that's good.
Who doesn't like rousses anyways?
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Beer might be the least divisive topic of them all.
I mean, sure, some people like craft beer and others enjoy swill, but most of us can agree that Beer > No Beer.
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Originally Posted by ThudThudThud View Post
* I will admit when I'm wrong. Will you?
Yes, I am always willing to admit when you are wrong.
I heard there's some strange folks who don't like beer. But maybe that's just a rumor spread by the government.
There were enough people who didn't like beer about a century ago that they made it illegal nationally to produce. It wasn't until our nation's finest president -- the honorable Jimmy Carter -- that we were finally given back the legal right to brew our own.I work with a guy who doesn't like coffee or beer. I always rag on him for having the palate of a 14 year old girl.
My interpretation is that there can be multiple view points on a topic; the problem is that people can become emotional - even belligerent - when it comes to discussing certain topics.
There were enough people who didn't like beer about a century ago that they made it illegal nationally to produce. It wasn't until our nation's finest president -- the honorable Jimmy Carter -- that we were finally given back the legal right to brew our own.
J-I-M-M-Y C-A-R-T-E-R....hmmmm....
i didn't know that's how you spell Ronald Reagan.... are you sure you spelled it right?...
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I think that most people can agree that Jimmy Carter did far more for home brewing than Ronald Reagan. That's a fairly objective measure for determining who's a more valuable asset in the oval office. There's a reason why Woodrow Wilson is ranked below Gary Coleman in the common notable scholar surveys of historical rankings of Presidents.