ChattinWithChet wrote:The desire for your mind to be smashed into oblivion is generally a sign that you should medicate yourself in better ways.
Elmlea wrote:I can understand that, and I think that sort of thing is why I've never really thought the amount I drink needed toning down or adjusting or anything. Â I never like getting so drunk I don't know what I'm doing. Â I don't like being smashed anywhere near oblivion, but I do like that little relaxed feeling I get after I'm half way through the second bottle of beer.
Skerret wrote:I'll second the move to boutique beer though, like most good quality food items you typically don't want to hare through the lot asap because the joy is in the savouring.
Little Creatures is indeed nice stuff, but there are many better ones. Boutique breweries coming out the a-hole over here, every man and his drunken dog, though many of them wouldn't be big enough to export much I'd say.ChattinWithChet wrote:Actually, I had the first ever Australian beer that was equal in quality to European / American brews last week. Little Creatures Pale Ale. Delicious!
regmcfly wrote:This appears to have turned into the best beer thread.
THE VOICEChattinWithChet wrote:I could repay you in Irish craft beers p'raps? We'll talk on the voice soon.
that isn't some kind of on the wagon statement. My lovely new shiny wife is pregnant so it's kind of nailed it on the head for me.Ârevelthedog wrote:I haven't had a drink in 6 months.
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