Conquer Club

Titanic wrote:Candaians are different, and they should be proud to be different then Americans, no offence, but you have really bad reputations.

yeah! Canadians didn't even get their independence right!

Just me, or is this turning into a border war (iin manner of speaking)?

glide wrote:I have many observations about this thread.....but first and foremost....where the hell did I set down my beer eh?
Just so some of the more uneducated know: the temp in Toronto right now is above 90 I would imagine....Montreal too.....And .....ah screw it....there's just tooooooooo many things to correct in this thread...I guess I could start with.......oh ........wait......there's my beer eh.......

mmmmm....... beer

ergh. the people who keep quoting what i said about canadians descended from the french, later i clarified my statement. i meant that SOME canadians are in some geographical areas, and the americans have a lot of different ancestors also.

Iz Man wrote:

glide wrote:I have many observations about this thread.....but first and foremost....where the hell did I set down my beer eh?
Just so some of the more uneducated know: the temp in Toronto right now is above 90 I would imagine....Montreal too.....And .....ah screw it....there's just tooooooooo many things to correct in this thread...I guess I could start with.......oh ........wait......there's my beer eh.......

mmmmm....... beer

Nah, whiskey's better.

Hitman079 wrote:ergh. the people who keep quoting what i said about canadians descended from the french, later i clarified my statement. i meant that SOME canadians are in some geographical areas, and the americans have a lot of different ancestors also.

I have no idea what you're talking about... At my school, there are more Asians and Europeans (other than British Isles and France) than there are British Isles and French.

Stopper wrote:Someone should start a thread like this for the British Isles. Including Ireland.

I'd like to watch that from a safe distance. Say, 500 meters.


Oh and muy_thai, if you're going to post pictures of whiskey, make sure that you get a REAL whiskey and not that piss you showed us.

haha, I love how the US and Canada fight in the South Park movie. We were pwning you guys with our human wall. lol. 90 degrees is cold in comparison to where I am right now in Nor Cal. Where it's about 105 to 110 during the middle of the summer... Another difference is you guys use the metric system. I still don't know why we don't use it as well, since it makes much more sense than the random ass measurings we use. For instance, freezing point... 0 degrees makes sense right? but nope we use 32. lol. ahhh, but it is our differnces and eccentrities that make us great I have to give you guys props for hockey too... Anyone that can skate like made on ice, while having huge ass guys try to knock you out, and trying to get a tiny little fucking puck into a net, has my respect.

muy_thaiguy wrote:

Iz Man wrote:

glide wrote:I have many observations about this thread.....but first and foremost....where the hell did I set down my beer eh?
Just so some of the more uneducated know: the temp in Toronto right now is above 90 I would imagine....Montreal too.....And .....ah screw it....there's just tooooooooo many things to correct in this thread...I guess I could start with.......oh ........wait......there's my beer eh.......

mmmmm....... beer

Nah, whiskey's better.

I'm curious which is more popular.... Personally I prefer a cold beer after a day at work... Maybe I should make a poll

that^ is not whiskey, it's piss pretending to be whiskey.

MeDeFe wrote:that^ is not whiskey, it's piss pretending to be whiskey.

heard you the first time.

Fo Sho wrote:

muy_thaiguy wrote:

Jack is Bourbon, not "true" Whiskey. Don't get me wrong, its great stuff (I'm particularly fond of the green label), but its not whiskey.
The Scots make the best whisky (IMHO, of course), but don't go to Scotland and order a Scotch.....

Fo Sho wrote:Maybe I should make a poll

Already did:
http://www.conquerclub.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=18550

btownmeggy wrote:

Stopper wrote:Someone should start a thread like this for the British Isles. Including Ireland.

Well, most Americans actually really truly DO think that the British Isles are all the same country.

And there's nothing wrong with that. There's no reason why a well-rounded, educated non-British person needs to know exactly how the British Isles work. Jesus, life's too short. All you need to know is that everyone speaks some mangled form of English, and some of the men wear skirts.

MeDeFe wrote:I'd like to watch that from a safe distance. Say, 500 meters.

That's why I was too scared to actually start it. The last time someone started a mildly controversial thread on Britain, it turned into a nationalistic flame-war quicker than you can say "the Irish have a over-keen sense of victimhood."

IzMan wrote:The Scots make the best whisky (IMHO, of course), but don't go to Scotland and order a Scotch.....

Actually, yes, that's something else you need to know about the British Isles.

Iz Man wrote:

Fo Sho wrote:

muy_thaiguy wrote:

Jack is Bourbon, not "true" Whiskey. Don't get me wrong, its great stuff (I'm particularly fond of the green label), but its not whiskey.
The Scots make the best whisky (IMHO, of course), but don't go to Scotland and order a Scotch.....

Fo Sho wrote:Maybe I should make a poll

Already did:
http://www.conquerclub.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=18550

I know, just going with what the label says.

Why kind of beer do you brew iz man? ale? lager? Do canadians prefer hard alcohol over beer? People always complain beer is too filling, but a few well timed burps make you feel normal as always. This can be difficult at parties however....

Generally it's beer crap commercial lager, or rye whiskey in Canada.

Canadians think their crap commercial beer is better but it's just different very slight higher alcohol, and you like what you're used to.

Appearently rye takes longer to make and did not recover from prohabition thus it's not popular in the US.

Fo Sho wrote:Do canadians prefer hard alcohol over beer?

I think most Canadians love their beer. Almost everyone I know considers themselves a connoisseur.

I myself have at least a couple just about every day after work.

All this talk about beer is really making me crave one... but I'm still at work. Only a little longer though . Got a nice cold silver bullet waiting for me. haha. (watered down commercial beer I know, but I still love it)

Just finished my first after work and am heading to the fridge for my second!

Usually I'd rather have an ale but occasionally coors light is pretty good, it's different depending if it's real or the molson one they're both ok. http://www.coorslight.ca

2dimes wrote:Usually I'd rather have an ale but occasionally coors light is pretty good, it's different depending if it's real or the molson one they're both ok. http://www.coorslight.ca

I hate Bud, and Blue tastes like ass mixed with piss.

You say that like it's negative.

Well it depends which one of the jump-leads you're using really

Stopper wrote:And there's nothing wrong with that. There's no reason why a well-rounded, educated non-British person needs to know exactly how the British Isles work. Jesus, life's too short.

Why are England and Wales in the same circle??

Fo Sho wrote:Why kind of beer do you brew iz man? ale? lager?

I brew just about everything except what would lie in the "lager" category. That is, beers which require cold conditioning. Lagers, pilseners, oktoberfests, bocks..... to name a few.
They require basically a dedicated refrigerator which I haven't aquired yet.
Right now I have in the bottle some American IPA, a Strong Scotch Ale, an Arrogant Bastard clone http://www.arrogantbastard.com/, a Kölsch, and a Bavarian Hefeweizen.
For those interested, I highly recommend grabbing a free catalog from here:
http://www.northernbrewer.com
or here:
http://www.williamsbrewing.com

Beer, its not just for breakfast anymore.........