Nope, Lone Star long neck.
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Nope, Lone Star long neck.
I saw this joke and thought it fit in here.
Three men walk into a bar. One works for Budweiser, one works for Corona, and one works for Guinness.
"What would you like?" the bartender asks the Budweiser worker. "I'll have a Budweiser," says the Budweiser worker.
"And you?" the bartender asks the Corona worker. "I'll have a Corona," responds the Corona worker.
"Let me guess," the bartender says to the Guinness worker, "you'd like a Guinness?"
"No thank you," comes the reply. "I'll just have some water."
"Water?" The bartender is taken aback. "Why not Guinness?"
"Because," says the Guinness worker, "if the other two aren't gonna have beer, I'm not gonna have it either."
Three men walk into a bar. One works for Budweiser, one works for Corona, and one works for Guinness.
"What would you like?" the bartender asks the Budweiser worker. "I'll have a Budweiser," says the Budweiser worker.
"And you?" the bartender asks the Corona worker. "I'll have a Corona," responds the Corona worker.
"Let me guess," the bartender says to the Guinness worker, "you'd like a Guinness?"
"No thank you," comes the reply. "I'll just have some water."
"Water?" The bartender is taken aback. "Why not Guinness?"
"Because," says the Guinness worker, "if the other two aren't gonna have beer, I'm not gonna have it either."
Calvin45
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Bghunter338
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Happy new years everyone, this was my beer of choice last night. Hahaha it's called a naked sunbather 
Jim’s Hunt
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Jim’s Hunt
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My own personal home brew. A Scottish Ale with home grown Cascade and wild hops. The wild hopes are from an old gold mining town in Colorado
I used to brew, but has been a long time.
If you like to harvest hops there is a place near Steamboat I can point you to. Can't say if they are still there, it's been a number of years.
Let me know if you are interested.
Calvin45
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I remember some time ago after the pastor of the small country church I grew up going to moved on and we were renovating the parsonage they noticed these strange plants all over the garden haha. Nobody had any idea what they were (it was a very conservative religious group)…my dad just chuckled. He knew what they were. HOPS!
What he didn't know is if any of
The former ministers knew what they even were. If they were growing them becuase they liked how they looked or something or the pastor was making home brew in the basement
Jim’s Hunt
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Sure what is the location. I live about 8 miles south west of Boat
Jim’s Hunt
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80. Miles my 8
It was on this hillside. It was about 10 years ago when I worked up there on Hwy 131, so not sure if they are still there.
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