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1/4 is reasonably easy to care for!

how much land?

Nice! Congrats man! Have you been renting?

Whatever the **** that means lol

My friends sister just got covid, and shes like 1 week away from getting the second dose.

Got my COVID vaccine!

 

both rounds?

 

I know people that have gotten it before elderly high risk people... In the same state. CT just moved on to 75 and older. (they first did nursing homes and front line). School infrastructure wont be a for a while. I think i'd be in the next group if I wanted it

Gross.

 

I've been here....for almost 11 years

Are you a teacher?

IPA’s are good but when you have to go on an all day beer binge drinking fest the shit water beer is what gets you through.

 

 

You can do it with real beer.... But it takes planning

I've never heard of many of these. Must be shit mostly not available here. Thankfully.

Sleeman clear??! Wtf

Yeah man, the PNW is a good spot for beer, so you will be overwhelmed. At a brewery, having a sample or a flight is a great way to see what general kind of beer you may like... And remember, if you hate something, don't give up on necessarily. You may love another version or brewery's rendering of that beer. There are thousands and thousands of ipa's. I surely don't love them all. Not to mention, after you try even the same beer a few times, you may grow accustomed to it.

Link to water beer??

Ive definitely crushed some of those.

 

Guinness isn't bad. It will always have a place in my heart. It's about 3X the cost of bud too, so it must be better

 

Sometimes, I don't want a super complex beer. On a low and slow kinda day where you're in it for the long haul.....

Jumping into big flavors, like high abv beers, IPA's, etc is always tough. Not to sound clichéd, but it's often an acquired taste. But once acquired....

 

My first go to beer was Guinness. It's not nearly as heavy and overbearing as it appears. I still love a Guinness, and I still classify it as a session beer! low ABV, low calories. Smooth as all hell.

Just keep at it if you want to... Try new things. I know people that didn't leave Miller lite till SEVERAL encounters with real beer. Double your age.

 

Refine your tastes. Try crafts. Don't be afraid of hating it. Split beers with friends where you can. That lowers your investment exposure. And if you hate something, try it again.

 

There's no secret beer that you'll love.

 

A relatively mass produced, easy to find piney ipa out your way would be stone ipa. There are better, but ease into it! Don't be afraid to ask the clerk at the beer place too.

Have you had any stouts?

 

Diving into craft beer can be very intense. There are many flavors. You can have 5 different beers that are... Lagers (insert any type here), and they will all taste drastically different.

 

With mass produced beer, the differences aren't as pronounced.

 

You like gin and tonic... What kind of gin? If you don't know, did it taste like a Christmas tree? Lol. If so, you may enjoy some ipa's that have a pine forward taste.

 

Craft beer is all about exercising your taste buds. What you hate today, you could grow to love after more exposure.

Need some more info. What kind of beer do you enjoy the most? What's your favorite cocktail?

 

There are some VERY clever and interesting beers out there now. If I knew you better id offer to send you some sours that would revolutionize your point of view on beer. They're like ******* smoothies.

I call those... All the months.

 

 

Wait....

I'm not doing the dry January thing but sort of a half measured version of it? So far I had a beer on Tuesday, that's it.

 

I don't really do resolutions. If it works for some people, that's fine.

 

This no nut November, dry January, etc... I don't get it. ymmv

Most waitstaff around here share with the entire restaurant. It does get watered down by the time it gets to the kitchen.

You have a pube bouffant?

I’ve been to Aldi once. Don’t really like it.

 

 

Have yet to go in one. Every food recall entails food from aldi and Walmart.