Sunday, August 02, 2009

summer sam

Posted by e.Craig Crawford at 5:00 PM

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11 comments:

  1. We wait all week for a new post from you and all we get is a picture of BEER????!

    Come on!!

    J.

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  2. summer sam… summer not

    Samuel Adam's had his brewery when his brother, John Adams, signed the Declaration of Independence. I guess Sam signed it too.

    My George Killian's Irish Red Ale remains stocked in our refrigerator.

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  3. Alcohol skews the brain allowing wrong decisions to be made.

    How many wrong decisions have been made under a alcohol laden brain?

    Were better decisions made without the benefit of alcohol or other addictive, harmful substances?

    Do you know how many trillions have been spent by alcohol empires with the intent of trying to get you hooked through commercials and never ending ads?

    Here is what I grew up with, going to a movie in the Forties and Fifties, a Western movie, cowboy in the hot, dirty desert and only thing a cowboy wants when he hits town is a mouth/brain full of alcohol, not a cool drink of spring water but a shot of whiskey. Amazing.

    Can you imagine being in a room with many rowdies in a bar and everyone wearing a gun on their hip? The horses get the water, the real men get the whiskey. LOL.

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  4. @Bro. Dave - I like Killian's Ale .. I'm pretty sure it was Harrigan's where I bought a pitcher of the stuff sometime last year.

    @HooterGirl - But it's not just ANY beer!

    @cousin rod - Where do I begin? Personally .. anyone who consumes beer to facilitate wrong decisions should be buying the cheapest beer on the planet. That would be Keystone or Milwaukee's Best in my neck 'o the woods. Why buy a premium beer if the goal is simply to get drunk?

    There seems to be some rather compelling evidence touting the responsible consumption of alcohol as being beneficial to one's health. That said .. it's time to pour myself a stiff one.

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  5. I had one last night at Ruby Tuesdays.

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  6. Yes, these same folk say that pot is bad. Both the dairy industry and the alcohol people have mega power.

    Like if you say that cows milk is harmful to the human, the National Dairy Council has 10,000 studies showing that ingesting milk from a cow is really good for the human and most all humans know that cows milk is good for them because we have been told since childhood that cows milk is great stuff for the human. lol

    Your point about cheap beer is well taken, in fact my favorite drink is cheap gin just like Winston in Orwell's 1984, that's what he liked too.

    Simply put, the alcohol industry and the milk industry and probably the red meat industry are too powerful to take on.

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  7. I say, Ban Baby Oil… Stop the Senseless Slaughter

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  8. Wise choice, Weedhopper .. er .. I mean Coffeypot. The 12 pack I bought is called "Summer Styles" and contains several of their crafted brews. Even a pale ale.

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  9. You guys are all crazy! It's BEER...and it's all gross. Let's talk about wine instead.

    J.

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  10. What's the word?

    Thunderbird.

    What's the price?

    Thirty twice.

    And so it goes.

    The old winos of Dayton when I was a little boy drank the alcohol based liquid in order to keep warm, to keep from freezing to death.

    Freezing to death is a great way to die, in fact many victims when found are nude because they go through a stage where they are hot so they strip. They also see old friends too and then happily depart, they cease to be a species of animal but keep their memory and their energy with just enough mass to give them memory.

    Alcohol literally eats/kills flesh, that is its natural ability, to dissolve those substances which are weaker. Human flesh and that of the cow or dog taste about the same to alcohol, there is really no difference. Send more brains.

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  11. Ah .. wine! The nectar of the gods. My dream is to take a bus tour of Napa Valley wineries. And since I'm dreaming .. I'd be bringin' plenty of cash with me .. to buy a bottle of expensive wine at every stop.

    I wonder how many wineries it would take to get "sampled out" from all the free wine tastings.

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