RealMuddyboots
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Already is banned in National Parks.California is trying to get bear spray banned as illegal in national parks - who says there’s a difference in politics.![]()
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Already is banned in National Parks.California is trying to get bear spray banned as illegal in national parks - who says there’s a difference in politics.![]()
Yes, what a waste of time, effort, and resources to cook up a nothing-burger!It's a petition going nowhere. A few of them out there annually.
You and I might have mutual sentiment over IPA.Some of those craft beers might have the same effect as the bear spray.If you spray something in the face with em.
Funny story. At my daughter's wedding we had an open bar. My brother who usually has a couple Budweisers from time time picked up a Double Haul. I said hey, be careful. Not normal beers. Don't know the alcohol content but he missed the send off breakfast the next day. mtmuleyI like ipa, mowt if em. It's the other crafts I dont much care for.
Miller High Life. Problem solved. Especially in a bottle. Tall Blondes I call them. mtmuleyI think IPA is easy enough to crank out (being an ale, faster fermentation) so production at scale is quicker compared to a lager.
This thing is 10 days ferment to sale 9% ABV kick in the teeth with an aroma like a stoner’s wet basement apartment and a lingering flavor of cat butt.
I think our young alcoholics today deserve better. Sure, they don’t have to suffer the macro pisswater of their grandparents. And regional pisswater like Narrangasset, Yuengling and Lone Star is still available.
No men, just think of it if you had all the alcohol, hops, and an equal affront to the senses in malt! We need to bring back American Strong Ales. Arrogant Bastard is still in production. Others like the wonderful Eye of the Hawk and maibock Dead Guy have now ceased.
This right here is something the anti-hunters and we have in common: beer. If we all could talk it out over beers I think the absurd push for mandated bear spray would be sidelined. Not that introducing beer would change either side’s POV on the whole subject of hunting. Yet all of us have at sometime fixed the world’s problems with friends or complete strangers over beers.
I’ve always had a thing for that brand of champagne. Because it’s still tasty after it warms up a bit out of the ice.Miller High Life. Problem solved. Especially in a bottle. Tall Blondes I call them. mtmuley
I have liked it since I used to steal a few from my Dad in the fridge growing up. Ice cold bottle of High Life is tough to beat. mtmuleyI’ve always had a thing for that brand of champagne. Because it’s still tasty after it warms up a bit out of the ice.
Remember Shcmidt? mtmuleySo much for nostalgia boys. Now that Hamm’s is back and readily available nothing can compare. Not even hard on the pocketbook in today’s inflationary times - $5.99 for a 6 pack of tall boys.
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Animal beer.Remember Shcmidt? mtmuley
Yep. When we were broke. Most of the time. mtmuleyAnimal beer.
I was a VIP customer in college.Remember Shcmidt? mtmuley
That’s when we had to resort to Ripple wine.Yep. When we were broke. Most of the time. mtmuley
Mad Dog 20/20. Get you in trouble fast. mtmuleyThat’s when we had to resort to Ripple wine.