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My Theory Of The Browns' 2013 Draft... The Fo Agrees With Us

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  • @erie-dawg said:

    what's up mik your muscling in on my gig here, LOL

    hopefully the kid has more than $10 he can throw down. guess he'll have to work another shift at pizza hut to cover the hoegarten though.

    @miktoxic said:

    hopefully the kid has more than $10 he can throw down. guess he'll have to work another shift at pizza hut to cover the hoegarten though.

    @miktoxic said:

    hopefully the kid has more than $10 he can throw down. guess he'll have to work another shift at pizza hut to cover the hoegarten though.

    Mik I remember a time when we were pretty civil. I make a nice living and I'm happy with my lot in life. It's also Hoegaarden and I'm a bit of a beer snob so your cute dig got a chuckle out of me. I spent 22 dollars on a make my own six pack for the draft. I think I can cover a 9 dollar six of Hoegaarden.

  • @miktoxic said:

    hopefully the kid has more than $10 he can throw down. guess he'll have to work another shift at pizza hut to cover the hoegarten though.

    @miktoxic said:

    hopefully the kid has more than $10 he can throw down. guess he'll have to work another shift at pizza hut to cover the hoegarten though.

    Mik I remember a time when we were pretty civil. I make a nice living and I'm happy with my lot in life. It's also Hoegaarden and I'm a bit of a beer snob so your cute dig got a chuckle out of me. I spent 22 dollars on a make my own six pack for the draft. I think I can cover a 9 dollar six of Hoegaarden.

    @vagitron said:

    Mik I remember a time when we were pretty civil. I make a nice living and I'm happy with my lot in life. It's also Hoegaarden and I'm a bit of a beer snob so your cute dig got a chuckle out of me. I spent 22 dollars on a make my own six pack for the draft. I think I can cover a 9 dollar six of Hoegaarden.

    My son is a molecular biology major at one of the most prestigious liberal arts colleges in America, and one of his classes this semester (his last as he graduates a week from Saturday) is "Beer lab". They take a highly sophisticated, scientific approach to the brewery craft. Interesting to hear him talk about it.

  • @vagitron said:

    Mik I remember a time when we were pretty civil. I make a nice living and I'm happy with my lot in life. It's also Hoegaarden and I'm a bit of a beer snob so your cute dig got a chuckle out of me. I spent 22 dollars on a make my own six pack for the draft. I think I can cover a 9 dollar six of Hoegaarden.

    My son is a molecular biology major at one of the most prestigious liberal arts colleges in America, and one of his classes this semester (his last as he graduates a week from Saturday) is "Beer lab". They take a highly sophisticated, scientific approach to the brewery craft. Interesting to hear him talk about it.

    @the-gipper said:

    My son is a molecular biology major at one of the most prestigious liberal arts colleges in America, and one of his classes this semester (his last as he graduates a week from Saturday) is "Beer lab". They take a highly sophisticated, scientific approach to the brewery craft. Interesting to hear him talk about i

    *gasp* "Wooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooow"

  • @miktoxic said:

    hopefully the kid has more than $10 he can throw down. guess he'll have to work another shift at pizza hut to cover the hoegarten though.

    @miktoxic said:

    hopefully the kid has more than $10 he can throw down. guess he'll have to work another shift at pizza hut to cover the hoegarten though.

    Mik I remember a time when we were pretty civil. I make a nice living and I'm happy with my lot in life. It's also Hoegaarden and I'm a bit of a beer snob so your cute dig got a chuckle out of me. I spent 22 dollars on a make my own six pack for the draft. I think I can cover a 9 dollar six of Hoegaarden.

    @vagitron said:

    Mik I remember a time when we were pretty civil. I make a nice living and I'm happy with my lot in life. It's also Hoegaarden and I'm a bit of a beer snob so your cute dig got a chuckle out of me. I spent 22 dollars on a make my own six pack for the draft. I think I can cover a 9 dollar six of Hoegaarden.

    we are civil. no probs with you at all. but if i can't get a little dig in on a steelers fan on a browns board.....then it must be zombie apocalypse time.

    and $9 is cheap for hoegaarden. man i'm getting ripped. fuggin ny prices blow.

  • @vagitron said:

    Mik I remember a time when we were pretty civil. I make a nice living and I'm happy with my lot in life. It's also Hoegaarden and I'm a bit of a beer snob so your cute dig got a chuckle out of me. I spent 22 dollars on a make my own six pack for the draft. I think I can cover a 9 dollar six of Hoegaarden.

    we are civil. no probs with you at all. but if i can't get a little dig in on a steelers fan on a browns board.....then it must be zombie apocalypse time.

    and $9 is cheap for hoegaarden. man i'm getting ripped. fuggin ny prices blow.

    @miktoxic said:

    we are civil. no probs with you at all. but if i can't get a little dig in on a steelers fan on a browns board.....then it must be zombie apocalypse time.

    and $9 is cheap for hoegaarden. man i'm getting ripped. fuggin ny prices blow.

    Yikes. Hoegaarden isn't bad but it's not great. If you're paying more than 9 dollars for a six it's time to move 🙂 I know for certain a 12 pack in Columbus is around roughly 20 bucks. (I moved back to Columbus 4 weeks ago)

  • @miktoxic said:

    we are civil. no probs with you at all. but if i can't get a little dig in on a steelers fan on a browns board.....then it must be zombie apocalypse time.

    and $9 is cheap for hoegaarden. man i'm getting ripped. fuggin ny prices blow.

    Yikes. Hoegaarden isn't bad but it's not great. If you're paying more than 9 dollars for a six it's time to move 🙂 I know for certain a 12 pack in Columbus is around roughly 20 bucks. (I moved back to Columbus 4 weeks ago)

    @vagitron said:

    Yikes. Hoegaarden isn't bad but it's not great. If you're paying more than 9 dollars for a six it's time to move 🙂 I know for certain a 12 pack in Columbus is around roughly 20 bucks. (I moved back to Columbus 4 weeks ago)

    i like the change once in a while from bud or corona. yeah it's like close to $11 bucks with tax and deposit at the local bodega.

  • @vagitron said:

    Yikes. Hoegaarden isn't bad but it's not great. If you're paying more than 9 dollars for a six it's time to move 🙂 I know for certain a 12 pack in Columbus is around roughly 20 bucks. (I moved back to Columbus 4 weeks ago)

    i like the change once in a while from bud or corona. yeah it's like close to $11 bucks with tax and deposit at the local bodega.

    @miktoxic said:

    i like the change once in a while from bud or corona. yeah it's like close to $11 bucks with tax and deposit at the local bodega.

    I used to drink my fair share of Corona early on in college. I was then turned on to the microbrew scene and I haven't had one in over 8 years I'd guess. If i want a light summer beer i just grab a nice Belgian of some sort and call it a day. I drink a lot of IPA's and when the spirit moves me I'll grab a make your own 6 or 12 pack of a bunch of stuff I've never had to expand my taste so to speak. If you enjoy beer at all you're better off doing the above than springing for the Corona or the Bud. You also end up drinking a fair amount less because most of the micro brew stuff is higher in alcohol. I don't drink to get blasted these days, if I do so be it and that's really the only reason I'd drink a bud etc. I do however drink Bud if it's a really basic selection but even then more and more restaurants are including a better beer selection. I'd rather punch myself in the balls than to drink a Miller lite or a bud light.

  • @the-gipper said:

    My son is a molecular biology major at one of the most prestigious liberal arts colleges in America, and one of his classes this semester (his last as he graduates a week from Saturday) is "Beer lab". They take a highly sophisticated, scientific approach to the brewery craft. Interesting to hear him talk about i

    *gasp* "Wooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooow"

    @vagitron said:

    *gasp* "Wooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooow"

    Not sure what this is supposed to me. Can anyone interpret?

  • @miktoxic said:

    i like the change once in a while from bud or corona. yeah it's like close to $11 bucks with tax and deposit at the local bodega.

    I used to drink my fair share of Corona early on in college. I was then turned on to the microbrew scene and I haven't had one in over 8 years I'd guess. If i want a light summer beer i just grab a nice Belgian of some sort and call it a day. I drink a lot of IPA's and when the spirit moves me I'll grab a make your own 6 or 12 pack of a bunch of stuff I've never had to expand my taste so to speak. If you enjoy beer at all you're better off doing the above than springing for the Corona or the Bud. You also end up drinking a fair amount less because most of the micro brew stuff is higher in alcohol. I don't drink to get blasted these days, if I do so be it and that's really the only reason I'd drink a bud etc. I do however drink Bud if it's a really basic selection but even then more and more restaurants are including a better beer selection. I'd rather punch myself in the balls than to drink a Miller lite or a bud light.

    @vagitron said:

    I used to drink my fair share of Corona early on in college. I was then turned on to the microbrew scene and I haven't had one in over 8 years I'd guess. If i want a light summer beer i just grab a nice Belgian of some sort and call it a day. I drink a lot of IPA's and when the spirit moves me I'll grab a make your own 6 or 12 pack of a bunch of stuff I've never had to expand my taste so to speak. If you enjoy beer at all you're better off doing the above than springing for the Corona or the Bud. You also end up drinking a fair amount less because most of the micro brew stuff is higher in alcohol. I don't drink to get blasted these days, if I do so be it and that's really the only reason I'd drink a bud etc. I do however drink Bud if it's a really basic selection but even then more and more restaurants are including a better beer selection. I'd rather punch myself in the balls than to drink a Miller lite or a bud light.

    They guy on this board you want to talk to about the microbrew scene is Westside Steve....who does the movie review forum. He has had me try some IPAs...but I am not a big fan of them. But I am not that much of a beer drinker. He...and my kid are more the conneseurs. I will try to flush Steve out for you....he usually has his nose stuck in the political board.

  • @vagitron said:

    I used to drink my fair share of Corona early on in college. I was then turned on to the microbrew scene and I haven't had one in over 8 years I'd guess. If i want a light summer beer i just grab a nice Belgian of some sort and call it a day. I drink a lot of IPA's and when the spirit moves me I'll grab a make your own 6 or 12 pack of a bunch of stuff I've never had to expand my taste so to speak. If you enjoy beer at all you're better off doing the above than springing for the Corona or the Bud. You also end up drinking a fair amount less because most of the micro brew stuff is higher in alcohol. I don't drink to get blasted these days, if I do so be it and that's really the only reason I'd drink a bud etc. I do however drink Bud if it's a really basic selection but even then more and more restaurants are including a better beer selection. I'd rather punch myself in the balls than to drink a Miller lite or a bud light.

    They guy on this board you want to talk to about the microbrew scene is Westside Steve....who does the movie review forum. He has had me try some IPAs...but I am not a big fan of them. But I am not that much of a beer drinker. He...and my kid are more the conneseurs. I will try to flush Steve out for you....he usually has his nose stuck in the political board.

    @the-gipper said:

    They guy on this board you want to talk to about the microbrew scene is Westside Steve....who does the movie review forum. He has had me try some IPAs...but I am not a big fan of them. But I am not that much of a beer drinker. He...and my kid are more the conneseurs. I will try to flush Steve out for you....he usually has his nose stuck in the political board.

    Cool. I'm probably going to start dabbling in Home Brew when I get some more time. There is a great place in down town Delaware, Ohio called Barley Hopsters that specializes in the Home Brew stuff. I also drink my fair share of IPA's. Stone Ruination being my favorite currently.

    EDIT: I'm also not a big beer drinker these days but I do enjoy a good beer or 4 on occasion.

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