Again, the ale in Manchester tasted like water.
I actually had a Guiness when I was in Manchester a couple of weeks ago. Tasted like water. Much like that water flavour they call beer, Budweiser.
You haven’t had Guinness then, it’s thick and black. It’s not an ale, it’s a stout.
Ale, stout, whatever! ;oP
Tasted like water it did. I’ve had Guiness before, though bottled, and it was way better then.
Guiness is great though it don’t travell well Boddingtons is good too
by the way
I SUCK HARD
Ah! The words of a moronic child. How enlighting!
I HATE THIS ******* DISCUSSION! :x CAN`T SOMEONE KILL THIS THRED NOW???
mmm.
how about… not reading it?
I have seen the light
and for you, Oskar :
NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOHHH
i spent 2 years of my life
as a missionary in southern France.
i know God lives.
nothing can make me deny it.
i know it because i asked him,
and he answered me. he spoke to me.
he filled my heart.
if you don’t believe, that’s your issue.
and when you’re dead, it falls between you and him.
quote:
“if any of you lack wisdom, let him ask
of God, that giveth unto all men liberally,
and upbraideth not.” -james 1:5
even Darwin regretted his theories on evolution before he died,
relizing that chance could never have orchestrated the complexity or beauty of the world.
Einstein stated that with a little knowledge man denies God,
yet with further study and intelligence, one could never deny a supreme being.
So what?
We´re talking about important stuff now
We´re talking about guiness
did you all know that lefthander and drinker is the same word in japanese?
hidarikiki
bnurp
You spent two years in a monestary in France? sounds Idyllic.
that would bring you closer to god or the other or the ultimate equation or the thought of the universe or human oneness or what ever floats your boat.
Friends tell me they could see me taking up that kind of life Though I reckon I’m in love with the material stuff beer and money, cars and clothes, sex and jazz.
Respect to you though, I’ll drink to that.