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Posted: 7/30/2016 1:20:10 AM EDT
Idrink mostly snob beers that taste like "Pine trees cumming in your mouth" according to my freinds, and I like those. But I like something much worse, Miller High Life. I bought a 32 ounce can to take to the dirt track races last weekend as a "joke" but in reality i I enjoyed all 32 ounces of it.... while cheering for cars going in a cirlce on dirt. I had to get this off my chest. I'm drinking my second 16oz High life for the knight. I also had some respectable beers, shiner bock, and some bad ass helles out of dallas. Don't judtge me...
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It's good hot weather drinking beer.
Crawfish boil beer of choice in fact. |
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You can do one hell of a lot better than Miller High Life before you start butting against "snob beers".
Hell, I grew up on Old Milwaukee, and we used to make fun of Miller. And it was justified. |
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I drink the 32 oz ones as well. When you are on lunch or walking through the grocery store they are awesome. I usually pick up two and chug them as fast as I can to help make the day go by. There is something about chugging those bastards that takes me back to being 16. It's comforting.
It tastes terrible. |
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Hell, at least it ain't The Beast or Natty. Those are truly bottom of the barrel "beers".
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That and Rolling Rock are my every day beers. At $11.50 a 30 pack
you can't go wrong. I do like craft beers also. Bourbon barrel aged Imperial Stouts are my favorites, but sometimes they cost as much as the 30 packs. |
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No judgement here.
I love the high life. Gives me the mud butt though. |
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I drink the 32 oz ones as well. When you are on lunch or walking through the grocery store they are awesome. I usually pick up two and chug them as fast as I can to help make the day go by. There is something about chugging those bastards that takes me back to being 16. It's comforting. It tastes terrible. View Quote |
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I will admit I actually like Miller Fortune. It's got a very nice taste to it. Which is high praise from me, being a craft beer snob.
Miller High Life, however, is basically horse piss like other Miller brews, but slightly less so. I will pass. |
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This thread has empowered me. Fuck those snobs. I can have fun without knowing which hops they probably recycle and thrown back into this batch of the beer im drinking. At least I'm not fellating a pine tree. I'm going to bust out a light beer at the next bottle share. I jave things to do , and it's not groom my mustache or organize my vynil collection by how white privileged the bands were. Fuck that shit, I'm drinkging based on getting the lawn mowed and the oil changed on my big fucking 5 ton truck.
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I drink Miller Lite.
There are people that need to get bitch slapped for giving me shit about how Miller Lite is piss water and how Bud Light is better and how Miller misspells Lite. |
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This thread has empowered me. Fuck those snobs. I can have fun without knowing which hops they probably recycle and thrown back into this batch of the beer im drinking. At least I'm not fellating a pine tree. I'm going to bust out a light beer at the next bottle share. I jave things to do , and it's not groom my mustache or organize my vynil collection by how white privileged the bands were. Fuck that shit, I'm drinkging based on getting the lawn mowed and the oil changed on my big fucking 5 ton truck. View Quote If I had to sum this paragraph up in one word, it would be.... 'merica. |
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I drank Millers for a while but got hung on Strohs for a couple years. Don't judge me.
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I drink the 32 oz ones as well. When you are on lunch or walking through the grocery store they are awesome. I usually pick up two and chug them as fast as I can to help make the day go by. There is something about chugging those bastards that takes me back to being 16. It's comforting. It tastes terrible. |
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Quoted: If I had to sum this paragraph up in one word, it would be.... 'merica. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: This thread has empowered me. Fuck those snobs. I can have fun without knowing which hops they probably recycle and thrown back into this batch of the beer im drinking. At least I'm not fellating a pine tree. I'm going to bust out a light beer at the next bottle share. I jave things to do , and it's not groom my mustache or organize my vynil collection by how white privileged the bands were. Fuck that shit, I'm drinkging based on getting the lawn mowed and the oil changed on my big fucking 5 ton truck. If I had to sum this paragraph up in one word, it would be.... 'merica. |
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I drink the 32 oz ones as well. When you are on lunch or walking through the grocery store they are awesome. I usually pick up two and chug them as fast as I can to help make the day go by. There is something about chugging those bastards that takes me back to being 16. It's comforting. It tastes terrible. |
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I bought a local craft beer the other day because it was brewed with Lime Leafs.
$11 and some change for a sixer. After my first taste, I felt like a dumbass. It tasted just like Sam Adam's summer ale. I fell for the gimmicks. Lime Leafs my ass!!!!! |
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I bought a local craft beer the other day because it was brewed with Lime Leafs. $11 and some change for a sixer. After my first taste, I felt like a dumbass. It tasted just like Sam Adam's summer ale. I fell for the gimmicks. Lime Leafs my ass!!!!! View Quote Plot twist: Sam Adams summer ale is brewed with "Lime Leafs" as well, but with economies of scale working on the price. |
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I enjoy a variety of Black Lagers, be it be 1554 , Shriner, Guinness, Baba, Samuel Adams, Angry Hanks, etc.
Just tell me when you want I refill... Just give me a empty bottle of Miller , Bud , Coors...any variety you enjoy... I can use a vary the force and ensure the bubbles are just how you like it.
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Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: I drink the 32 oz ones as well. When you are on lunch or walking through the grocery store they are awesome. I usually pick up two and chug them as fast as I can to help make the day go by. There is something about chugging those bastards that takes me back to being 16. It's comforting. It tastes terrible. |
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I enjoy a variety of Black Lagers, be it be 1554 , Shriner, Guinness, Baba, Samuel Adams, Angry Hanks, etc. Just tell me when you want I refill... Just give me a empty bottle of Miller , Bud , Coors...any variety you enjoy... I can use a vary the force and ensure the bubbles are just how you like it. View Quote I see what you did there. |
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Look, man, sometimes you want to drink a fine-ass Bavarian hefe, sometimes you want to drink an American double-IPA that tastes like a pine cone's dick, and sometimes you just need a forty of High Life to let you know you're living your life right.
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Idrink mostly snob beers that taste like "Pine trees cumming in your mouth" according to my freinds, and I like those. But I like something much worse, Miller High Life. I bought a 32 ounce can to take to the dirt track races last weekend as a "joke" but in reality i I enjoyed all 32 ounces of it.... while cheering for cars going in a cirlce on dirt. I had to get this off my chest. I'm drinking my second 16oz High life for the knight. I also had some respectable beers, shiner bock, and some bad ass helles out of dallas. Don't judtge me... View Quote Hell, Miller High Life is my cheap beer of choice if I am drinking American! I like the old-school taste and vibe. |
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Quoted: Look, man, sometimes you want to drink a fine-ass Bavarian hefe, sometimes you want to drink an American double-IPA that tastes like a pine cone's dick, and sometimes you just need a forty of High Life to let you know you're living your life right. View Quote Most of you in this thread are alright |
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Hell, Miller High Life is my cheap beer of choice if I am drinking American! I like the old-school taste and vibe. View Quote And South African brewing thanks you for your simpleness of taste. Tough otherwise to compete with InBev/Anheuser Busch. Drink the beer you like. Only the socially aware care if the profits go somewhere far overseas. About as many as who refuse to drive a non-Amercian designed, owned and manufactured car. (not very many of those left at all....) |
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I love beer... good beer, epic beer, I have $30, $40, $50, $180 bottles of beer. I keep michelob ultra, MGD 64, and Corona or some other mexican beer around always. Sometimes light fizzy and cold is just what the doctor ordered.
And about every 3-4 years.. I down a 40 of Steel Reserve. |
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I can afford a hell of a lot "better" beer than high life. But, I drank it and college and had great times, and I'll be damned if it still doesn't taste good on a hot day. Fuck the haters
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6c4ETRhSSVQ
I'm not a fan of their beer, but their commercials were great. Please embed. thanks below |
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I'm a home brewer that loves craft beer, but my slummin' beer is Rolling Rock. Party on, OP. Maybe I should give MHL another chance, I haven't had it since I was about 17 or so....maybe I'll tell you the story when you're a little older. It was in this desolate and mysterious place called Golden Valley, Arizona....
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That and Rolling Rock are my every day beers. At $11.50 a 30 pack you can't go wrong. I do like craft beers also. Bourbon barrel aged Imperial Stouts are my favorites, but sometimes they cost as much as the 30 packs. View Quote Exactly this. MHL and rolling rock of buffalo trace for day to day stuff. Craft beers or higher end bourbons when I take the wife out for dinner or something |
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