What's your favorite Beer?

[mclaincausey]

@cander49:

Drinking Casey at Casey. Damn good stuff.

Nice? Do you live near Glenwood Springs?

[Seul]

Drinking Kees at home…

[Seul]

Someone pointed this out to me…

[Seul]

They should've used this pic though… Smooth and delicious... Cheers @Megatron1505 

WE LIVE IN A SOCIETY!..

[Megatron1505]

Well, now you have opened yours it would seem rude for me not to. And as I am celebrating no work for the next 18 MOTHERFUNKING DAYS!!!!! I’ll crack it open this evening 

[Seul]

I'm celebrating 3!.. Fuck yeah!.. 

[Seul]

Omnipollo GIMBAGAGOMPA… Plastic, artificial; only real thing about this was the drainpour.

[Chris]

Couple of recent good ones:

Nicely tart with just a slight orange taste.

Blue Owl is quickly becoming one of my favorite breweries.

[neph93]

Germanic, cheap as chips and very tasty. But enough about my wife…

[Seul]

VAN DAYUM is an absolute peach of a name for a beer… For a turtle even, come to think of it... (Mental note: buy pet turtle and name it VAN DAYUM...)

Old school ale: what's that all about, neph?.. Hoppy, malty, alt?..

[neph93]

It was a hoppy ale (mostly chinook) with a lot more taste than it’s 5.5%ABV would suggest.

[Seul]

ITS 5.5%… Who the hell is paying you to be a teacher???

[neph93]

@Seul:

ITS 5.5%… Who the hell is paying you to be a teacher???

Very wise people who know that apostrofes can be used to show ownership as well as in contractions.

http://englishplus.com/grammar/00000131.htm

[Seul]

I'm blaming this on Mars being too damn close to Earth…

Y'ALL HEARD ME!..

[neph93]

@Seul:

I'm blaming this on Mars being too damn close to Earth…

[emoji1]

To be fair it was quite an idiomatic formulation so easy to misunderstand.

[Aetas]

It's a fake, but I'm blaming it on Mars…..

[Seul]

Eeziomatiks?.. Great, now I'm completely lost.

[neph93]

@Aetas

These guys from NZ release consistently solid stuff. This was no exception.

[Chris]

@neph93:

@Seul:

ITS 5.5%… Who the hell is paying you to be a teacher???

Very wise people who know that apostrofes can be used to show ownership as well as in contractions.

http://englishplus.com/grammar/00000131.htm

No, that's just wrong.  Sorry, but no.
https://en.oxforddictionaries.com/usage/its-or-it-s

[neph93]

Google «possesive apostrofe». It was taught that way to me and is taught that way in every text book I’ve ever seen. Sumfink fønni  going on ere.