Question 3 Idol....Warpath, You Decide!

[skinsguy]

Originally Posted by SBXVII

I can't get into the Flying Circus movies or shows. Otherwise I like Monty Python's movies.

"Were going to the stoning."

Yeah, you have to be a pretty hardcore fan of British comedy to really get into the shows...

[Lotus]

Originally Posted by skinsguy

Yeah, you have to be a pretty hardcore fan of British comedy to really get into the shows...

Then I am hardcore. I think some of their best stuff is in the shows.

"Why is American beer like making love in a canoe? Because it's f^&king close to water."

[skinsguy]

Originally Posted by Lotus

Then I am hardcore. I think some of their best stuff is in the shows.

"Why is American beer like making love in a canoe? Because it's f^&king close to water."

LOL! Awesome stuff!

[SBXVII]

Originally Posted by Lotus

Then I am hardcore. I think some of their best stuff is in the shows.

"Why is American beer like making love in a canoe? Because it's f^&king close to water."

About the only British shows I could watch was "Benny Hill". and anything with Rowen Atkinson. Sitcom wise.

[Jontrem]

Originally Posted by SBXVII

About the only British shows I could watch was "Benny Hill". and anything with Rowen Atkinson. Sitcom wise.

Just two quick things check out Luther on BBC America awesome cop show, and two I don't care what anyone says, America now makes the best beers in the world. Yes Guinness and Harp are two awesome Irish imports, and the Germans have made plenty of great beers over the years, but no one is doing what we are doing these days. Dogfish, Lefthand, Anchor, Victory and Southerntier are changing the way alot of us approach beer....sorry mini rant over.

[Lotus]

Originally Posted by Jontrem

Just two quick things check out Luther on BBC America awesome cop show, and two I don't care what anyone says, America now makes the best beers in the world. Yes Guinness and Harp are two awesome Irish imports, and the Germans have made plenty of great beers over the years, but no one is doing what we are doing these days. Dogfish, Lefthand, Anchor, Victory and Southerntier are changing the way alot of us approach beer....sorry mini rant over.

I agree that we now make some fine beers. Give me an Anchor Porter...yum yum yum. Therefore that Monty Python joke I posted is a little dated. But it still applies to the dominant market of Bud/Miller/etc.

[DynamiteRave]

Originally Posted by Jontrem

Just two quick things check out Luther on BBC America awesome cop show, and two I don't care what anyone says, America now makes the best beers in the world. Yes Guinness and Harp are two awesome Irish imports, and the Germans have made plenty of great beers over the years, but no one is doing what we are doing these days. Dogfish, Lefthand, Anchor, Victory and Southerntier are changing the way alot of us approach beer....sorry mini rant over.

The only thing I think of when I hear the word Luther is this:

[skinsguy]

Originally Posted by DynamiteRave

The only thing I think of when I hear the word Luther is this:

I just had a heart attack looking at that picture!

[Swarley]

Originally Posted by Jontrem

Just two quick things check out Luther on BBC America awesome cop show, and two I don't care what anyone says, America now makes the best beers in the world. Yes Guinness and Harp are two awesome Irish imports, and the Germans have made plenty of great beers over the years, but no one is doing what we are doing these days. Dogfish, Lefthand, Anchor, Victory and Southerntier are changing the way alot of us approach beer....sorry mini rant over.

Ditto on both points. Luther is one of my favorite shows I've seen in recent times. It helps that they don't have to spread the drama out over 20+ episodes. Such an awesome show.

In terms of beer, micro brews are changing the way all Americans drink beer and it's about time people wised up to this.

[Lotus]

During the World Cup in Chicago in 1994 I ran into some fans from Germany. I'll never forget their question - "Where is the REAL beer?" Luckily I was able to send them to Goose Island Brewery.

[Alvin Walton]

Originally Posted by Lotus

During the World Cup in Chicago in 1994 I ran into some fans from Germany. I'll never forget their question - "Where is the REAL beer?" Luckily I was able to send them to Goose Island Brewery.

:cool-smil
Been to Goose Island.
Love it!