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Jeremy Weigel
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Don't Judge Too Quickly Commercials

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John Wilson
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I thought Buddy was going to have a heart attack while getting down with the mighty Animal.

quote: Jeremy Weigel
Don't Judge Too Quickly Commercials
#4 and #5 are good. [thumbsup]

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Phil Hill
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Clip from the film "The Adventures of Priscilla, Queen of the Desert"...

Patti Page - "I Don't Care If The Sun Don't Shine"

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John Wilson
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Speaking of 'Priscilla'...

Oh...you can't do that with a ping pong ball...

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Phil Hill
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Yeah John, that's one of the most funny sequences and one of my favorites. Thanks for posting the link. [thumbsup]

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Julio Roberto
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Set up to make trillions of dollars, this summer comes Avatar II

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Joe Redifer
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Incestual Overtones in Star Wars

The ending to this is just perfect.

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Phil Hill
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Dentyne Ice "Condom" Commercial

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John Wilson
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Classic Australian 'XXXX Beer' commercial.

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Jonathan Worthing
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Aussie Larger

Like making Love on a boat

F*%king to close to water.

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John Wilson
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Jonathan

That's a Monty Python routine you've butchered there (being from the UK you should be especially ashamed of doing that)...and it relates to American Beer, not Australian.

If you think Australian Beer is weak, then you need to try something other than Fosters. [Razz]

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Clint Koch
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Jonathan, Hahn Beer! [beer]

Really REALLY good beer!

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Phil Hill
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I always thought Schlitz marketing/commercials saying "When you're out of Schlitz, you're out of beer" was right on target! How TRUE!

After all the GOOD beers like Bud, Heineken, Miller, Corona, and others, etc, are gone, only Shitz...errrrr I mean Schlitz is left. And when that's gone...you're outta beer! [Razz]

Of course if you like barfy "green beer", there's Rheingold. [puke]

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John Wilson
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Schlitz is cheap...which is good if you're backpacking it. Otherwise it is to be avoided.

Hahn advert

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Bobby Henderson
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"Schlitz. The sound of shit hitting the fan."

I heard that one a long time ago from one of my dad's Marine Corps friends.

Regarding the weakness of American beers, yes I agree the big name brands (Bud, Bud Light, Coors, Coors Light, Miller, etc.) are indeed weak. You get a hint of beer taste, but it's mostly metallic, watery horse piss. And here in Oklahoma, those "domestic" beers are even more of a waste of time since they're diluted further to a 3.2% limit of alcohol by volume. You've gotta exercise your bladder just to get a buzz.

But that's not the whole story on American beers. This country has dozens of well established "craft" breweries that create beers with real flavor. Some are pretty strong. For instance, "Raging Bitch" from Flying Dog Brewery is 8.3% ABV. I've seen some craft brews go above 10% ABV.

Here's a few "mass production" American craft breweries I believe are worthy of note:
Boulevard Brewing Co., Kansas City, Missouri
Choc Beer, Krebs, Oklahoma
Flying Dog Brewery, Aspen, CO; relocated to Frederick, MD
Left Hand Brewing Co., Longmont, Colorado
Rogue Ales, Newport, Oregon
Shiner Beers, Shiner, Texas

It seems like the Rate Beer web site is pretty biased against most beers that are available on any sort of widespread basis. At the same time I've had a few beers that scored in the 80-90 percentile that tasted awful to me. Judging a good beer is a pretty subjective thing. But I will agree totally with Rate Beers' 99% score on Chimay Bleue. That's just a fantastic Belgian Trappist beer. I wish it didn't cost so much (over $20 for a 3 pack gift set).

BTW, Corona was mentioned earlier. Only "gringos" drink Corona. For Mexican beer, I'll pick Bohemia, Dos Equis, Modelo, Pacifico, Sol and Tecate before I drink a Corona!

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