I like Corona, also its fun flying a little buzzed
Kool-aid ftw
Heineken
ohh with rum, rye, scotch or vodka ????thareaper254 wrote:
Kool-aid ftw
_NL_Lt.EngineerFox wrote:
Heineken
SugarSuperslim wrote:
ohh with rum, rye, scotch or vodka ????thareaper254 wrote:
Kool-aid ftw
bass or killians
Stella
Jack Daniels.
Busch!
I'm from Pullman...
I'm from Pullman...
C2.
Sam Adams, lemon spice.
None
yeah corona's are good. Try asahi if you can get your hands on some..
No point drinking hard stuff because your hand-eye coordination is the first thing to disappear.
No point drinking hard stuff because your hand-eye coordination is the first thing to disappear.
Killians with DiGiorno pizza. Busch works too if im feelin too cheap for the Killians.
~Ryan
~Ryan
Mirror Pond Ale, Tetley's or Boddington's, plus any oregon microbrews FTW....
Everyone else has posted pussy beer, get the real good stuff!
Everyone else has posted pussy beer, get the real good stuff!
wow i wish i didn't see this thread..
"damn! i'm thirsty"
tooheys extra dry or carlton draught
but a beer use would know.. prob corona.
"damn! i'm thirsty"
tooheys extra dry or carlton draught
but a beer use would know.. prob corona.
Null Vote - Kettle One premium vodka.
Anything as long as it's not total pisswater. That means no Budweiser you Budweiser lovers out there. Budweiser is shit and I don't care if it does call itself the "King of Beers". Carlsburg has the very moderate "Possibly the best beer in the world", (don't want to sound arrogant do we?) and it's miles better than the Bud. Smells like a fart when you open it though, does anyone else notice that? Good beer though.
[Blinking eyes thing]
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Coopers. Or Bundy & Coke.
Dr. Pepper.... (im under 21 )
Right now beer is the last thing i would want.. but if i have to choose one Becks they are just superb. Lapin kulta is a close second though.
vodka isn't actually a beer.. just so you know.T.Pike wrote:
Null Vote - Kettle One premium vodka.
