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    Quote Originally Posted by kc7jty View Post
    Tit and Ass beer? That's for people with no taste.
    Bass Ale tastes kinda titish . Guinness tastes more like ass .
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    I had a "Black Hops" beer this weekend from the local microbrewery. That was mighty tasty. It was a hot date with a lovely lady. She was not impressed with the taste of the dark beer.

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    Quote Originally Posted by X-Rated View Post
    I had a "Black Hops" beer this weekend from the local microbrewery. That was mighty tasty. It was a hot date with a lovely lady. She was not impressed with the taste of the dark beer.
    Dump her.
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    Quote Originally Posted by X-Rated View Post
    I had a "Black Hops" beer this weekend from the local microbrewery. That was mighty tasty. It was a hot date with a lovely lady. She was not impressed with the taste of the dark beer.
    Maybe with good reason.....

    I understand that Dark Beer, aka Porter, is called Porter because that's who orignally drank it. As the story goes, in days of yore, sometimes the brewery would overcook [something] and that would turn the beer dark. The gentry who the beer was being brewed for wouldn't touch it, so they gave it, or sold it cheap, to the guys who carried stuff at/for the brewery, the porters.
    If it's a war on drugs, then free the POW's.

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    Quote Originally Posted by K7SGJ View Post
    Dump her.
    I will. After one of us dies.

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    Quote Originally Posted by X-Rated View Post
    I always wondered where beer came from...


    http://www.beergirls.net/page/25
    Ahhhh....the Souse family.

    "The Souse family is the best family
    That ever came over from old Germany.
    There's the high land Dutch
    And the low land Dutch
    The Rotterdam Dutch
    And the G-D Dutch.

    Singin' Glorious
    Glorious
    One keg of beer for the four of us.
    Singin' Glory be to God
    That there are no more of us
    For one of us could drink it all alone."

    One of the verses is....


    "The Dutch girl's tittie
    Is the Dutch boy's pride
    Instead of milk
    There is beer inside!

    Singing glorious..."

    Final verse starts out:

    "They had to carry Harry to the Ferry
    .
    .
    .
    Harry couldn't carry anymore.
    Damn Beer"

    College drinking song, songwriter unknown.

    Apologies, Cor!
    Last edited by W1GUH; 09-13-2011 at 10:21 AM.
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    Quote Originally Posted by W1GUH View Post
    Maybe with good reason.....

    I understand that Dark Beer, aka Porter, is called Porter because that's who orignally drank it. As the story goes, in days of yore, sometimes the brewery would overcook [something] and that would turn the beer dark. The gentry who the beer was being brewed for wouldn't touch it, so they gave it, or sold it cheap, to the guys who carried stuff at/for the brewery, the porters.
    Porter was the working man's drink but it wasn't a mistake or accident, it was less alcoholic than lighter beers and more nourishing. I'm looking at the days when food in crowded towns and cities wasn't really a balanced diet. Sometimes the water available to the public was suspect so beer was safer (take note). Weak beer was served at well-known schools at breakfast too as part of the diet.

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