Christmas Ales
- haltz
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Re: Christmas Ales
Just buy an alcohol vaporizer and you won't have to worry about calories ever again. And if you get brain damage you'll never have to worry about anything at all again.
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Re: Christmas Ales
That's sound advice.haltz wrote:Just buy an alcohol vaporizer and you won't have to worry about calories ever again. And if you get brain damage you'll never have to worry about anything at all again.
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haltz wrote:Just buy an alcohol vaporizer and you won't have to worry about calories ever again. And if you get brain damage you'll never have to worry about anything at all again.
It's only $300.
It's banned in Michigan and I think Kentucky.
Kids should try it. There are no laws against underage inhaling.
Edit: 22 states have banned it I guess
http://www.themaneater.com/stories/2008 ... rizer-use/
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I'm on the fence with Christmas ales. Most of them sound better in theory than they end up being--they just throw everything in there, and forget about balance.
I do love Sam Adam's Winter Lager. Their only seasonal I buy.
I do love Sam Adam's Winter Lager. Their only seasonal I buy.
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QFT... but aren't you the one whose effusive praise of the Schlafly Christmas Ale convinced me to try it?Popeye_Card wrote:I'm on the fence with Christmas ales. Most of them sound better in theory than they end up being--they just throw everything in there, and forget about balance.
I do love Sam Adam's Winter Lager. Their only seasonal I buy.
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i wish you were an inventor, not so much on the vodka part inless you can also make a whiskey like that but for sure on the sober pill part. Ill do my part and start you off with a generious $1 grant for your researchdocellis wrote:I'd much rather someone invent a calorie free vodka that also had vitamin-properties. And speaking of inventions. I wish they'd invent a temporary sober pill that lasted 20 minutes so you could drive home - but then after 20 minutes you could have your buzz back.
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They're called tic-tacs.Diddy wrote:but for sure on the sober pill part.
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Not I. I think the Schlafly Christmas Ale is pretty bland. Now the Pumpkin Ale is a different story...JL21 wrote:QFT... but aren't you the one whose effusive praise of the Schlafly Christmas Ale convinced me to try it?Popeye_Card wrote:I'm on the fence with Christmas ales. Most of them sound better in theory than they end up being--they just throw everything in there, and forget about balance.
I do love Sam Adam's Winter Lager. Their only seasonal I buy.
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Interesting... I was actually kind of impressed with the Schalfly Christmas Ale.
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Maybe they've changed the recipe. I haven't had it since '06, I don't think.JL21 wrote:Interesting... I was actually kind of impressed with the Schalfly Christmas Ale.


