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Posted: 3/24/2014 12:12:22 PM EDT
Announced Monday, Warnog is the product of a partnership between CBS Consumer Products and the Federation of Beer, brewed by Tin Man Brewing Company of Evansville, Indiana. The beer's flavor draws from blending rye malt with a traditional clove character, creating what CBS calls "a bold beer suited for the harsh Klingon lifestyle."
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OP? When they had that trek thing in Vegas, they had a blue beer called Romulan Ale.
Everyone agreed that it was the most vile thing they'd ever tasted. A weak lager with a dye aftertaste. Don't get your hopes up. |
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I called it earlier on the brewing forum: Worf's Warrior Prune Porter.....
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Ahh, fermented blood is the only way to make a true Klingon Warnog.
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I want them to partner with Starbucks and start selling Rakht-agino. Cardassian Kanaar, not so much. That looked nasty.
Romulan Ale on the other hand.......... |
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Star Wars > Star Trek True. Star Was has men. Star Trek (excluding TOS DS9) has libtards. FIFY What are they gonna make Ketrusel White out of? We've already got Old Dominion Ale. Who knew the shape shifters infiltrated Virginia??? |
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Star Wars > Star Trek True. Star Was has men. Star Trek (excluding TOS DS9) has libtards. FIFY Indeed. DS9 really took the shine off the Federation. The whole "Section 31" part of the story basically implied that the Federation was not a sustainable entity and that it would collapse without both 31 doing some pretty messed-up shit and without societies outside the Federation who didn't follow their ideals. Also, Quark was possibly one of the best characters of all time. |
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Indeed. DS9 really took the shine off the Federation. The whole "Section 31" part of the story basically implied that the Federation was not a sustainable entity and that it would collapse without both 31 doing some pretty messed-up shit and without societies outside the Federation who didn't follow their ideals. Also, Quark was possible one of the best characters of all time. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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Star Wars > Star Trek True. Star Was has men. Star Trek (excluding TOS DS9) has libtards. FIFY Indeed. DS9 really took the shine off the Federation. The whole "Section 31" part of the story basically implied that the Federation was not a sustainable entity and that it would collapse without both 31 doing some pretty messed-up shit and without societies outside the Federation who didn't follow their ideals. Also, Quark was possible one of the best characters of all time. The king of moral ambiguity. Well done development between him and Odo.I see GD as a sort of mix of the two characters. |
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Star Wars > Star Trek True. Star Was has men. Star Trek (excluding TOS DS9) has libtards. FIFY True, I'll give DS9 a pass cos they actually had some personality in the characters. But TOS still rules them all. TNG however is libtardville. |
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Frack that. This has all happened before whining......Come on. The only decent character was the Starbuck chick (and maybe boomer cause she was so cute). If ST had good looking women (and it mostly doesn't) it'd be no contest. Just one enemy and it's.......Robots? |
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So they put overpriced prune juice in a fancy can. Edit: In the episode where Khaless returns, Worf serves Khaless prune juice but calls it War Nog. |
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So now we have Egg Nog and Klingon WAAAAAAAARRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRrrrrr Nog.
Ok then. |
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"It's been a hard day: the microwave broke and left your Hot Pockets half frozen, your mom still isn't done with your costume for LARPstock,
and you've just come to the crushing realization that you will never, ever, have sex that you don't pay for. It's been the kind of day that leaves a man-child will a real thirst... a Klingon thirst. So, grab yourself a bottle of Klingon Warnog, because... yeah... you've sunk that low." |
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Quoted: "It's been a hard day: the microwave broke and left your Hot Pockets half frozen, your mom still isn't done with your costume for LARPstock, and you've just come to the crushing realization that you will never, ever, have sex that you don't pay for. It's been the kind of day that leaves a man-child will a real thirst... a Klingon thirst. So, grab yourself a bottle of Klingon Warnog, because... yeah... you've sunk that low." View Quote |
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That is almost the most annoying and difficult to read color combo ever.
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"It's been a hard day: the microwave broke and left your Hot Pockets half frozen, your mom still isn't done with your costume for LARPstock, and you've just come to the crushing realization that you will never, ever, have sex that you don't pay for. It's been the kind of day that leaves a man-child will a real thirst... a Klingon thirst. So, grab yourself a bottle of Klingon Warnog, because... yeah... you've sunk that low." View Quote It was right then, that the curved tip of a Bat'leth seemed to sprout from runcible's adam's apple. A single drop of bright red blood, dangled absurdly from the point, wiggling and glittering in the light as runcible's legs quivered, the nerve impulses reflecting back down his severed spinal cord holding him strangely up despite being dead. A gurgling sound came from him as the muscles in his face relaxed its expression of surprise into slackness, and he collapsed. You see Timmy the T'arg Fucker, as he was known in gaming circles, had heard his words of blasphemy, and there was only so much mocking a warrior such as he could take. Pa'Tahk!, Timmy spat at his crumpled foe, and turned his morbidly obese bulk slowly back towards his custom steel mug of "blood wine" Hawaiian Punch. The room fell silent, except for his heavy breathing, as he fumbled for his inhaler........ |
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Quoted: "It's been a hard day: the microwave broke and left your Hot Pockets half frozen, your mom still isn't done with your costume for LARPstock, and you've just come to the crushing realization that you will never, ever, have sex that you don't pay for. It's been the kind of day that leaves a man-child will a real thirst... a Klingon thirst. So, grab yourself a bottle of Klingon Warnog, because... yeah... you've sunk that low." View Quote |
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Indeed. DS9 really took the shine off the Federation. The whole "Section 31" part of the story basically implied that the Federation was not a sustainable entity and that it would collapse without both 31 doing some pretty messed-up shit and without societies outside the Federation who didn't follow their ideals. Also, Quark was possibly one of the best characters of all time. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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Star Wars > Star Trek True. Star Was has men. Star Trek (excluding TOS DS9) has libtards. FIFY Indeed. DS9 really took the shine off the Federation. The whole "Section 31" part of the story basically implied that the Federation was not a sustainable entity and that it would collapse without both 31 doing some pretty messed-up shit and without societies outside the Federation who didn't follow their ideals. Also, Quark was possibly one of the best characters of all time. TNG touched on the fact that only the core Federation worlds were perfect socialist utopias. Some backwater colonies like Tasha Yar's planet were basically Somalia with lasers. |
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Quoted: So they put overpriced prune juice in a fancy can. View Quote Edit: In the episode where Khaless returns, Worf serves Khaless prune juice but calls it War Nog. He wouldn't have served him prune juice. It was a drink that Kahless would have been familiar with on the Klingon homeworld over 1000 years ago. Worf apologized for it not tasting right from a replicator, and then later mentioned Kahless not remembering how it was supposed to taste as being additional evidence that he wasn't the real Kahless. |
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Quoted: Announced Monday, Warnog is the product of a partnership between CBS Consumer Products and the Federation of Beer, brewed by Tin Man Brewing Company of Evansville, Indiana. The beer's flavor draws from blending rye malt with a traditional clove character, creating what CBS calls "a bold beer suited for the harsh Klingon lifestyle." View Quote |
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WTF? I just had runcible get killed off by a fat asthmatic trekkie and nobody has a problem with that? Some sense of esprit de corps we got here. More like esprit de corpse.
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I was masturbating, is that not an appropriate response? View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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WTF? I just had runcible get killed off by a fat asthmatic trekkie and nobody has a problem with that? Some sense of esprit de corps we got here. More like esprit de corpse. I was masturbating, is that not an appropriate response? Oddly enough, I suppose it is. This is fan fic we're talking about, although Eeewwwww. |
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