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[J'Pol]

:phone: (http://www.burstfilms.com/content.php?id=2&dt=21096012)

[internet.news]

lmao :lol: :lol: :lol:

[Donnie Darko]

:mellow: :artist: :book: :dog: :eat: :guinesssmile: Then i get the call :phone:

[DanB]

:lol: :lol: :lol:

[Spicker]

:lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:

[hobbes]

Time for some fresh shorts! :lol: :lol: :lol:

[Spicker]

Originally posted by hobbes@4 July 2004 - 01:17
Time for some fresh shorts! :lol: :lol: :lol:
ROFL!

:lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:

[hobbes]

In a bit of seriousness, it amazes me how much American culture is exposed world-wide.

American beer is considered "piss" worldwide, because we favor tasteless beer that just gets us drunk, and are not into the more distinctive and robust European beers.

I am a bit surprised that people in Scotland are aware of the context behind this link. I had no idea Budweiser would even bother advertising it's wares in Scotland.

It always surprises me that when I post something about an American product or television show (the Simpsons), people world-wide are very familiar with it.

However when they post something local, like Bo Selecta, we have never heard of it.

It goes so far that I only know Beckham as Posh Spice's husband. He gained his greatest fame in the US when he asked a Beverly Hills shoe store to close so he and his wife could shop. The owner asked, "who are you"?

That news story was the first time I ever heard of David Beckham.

As a P.S., I absolutely hate "Absolutely Fabulous", why Comedy Central ever picked it up is beyond me.

[Spicker]

Originally posted by hobbes@4 July 2004 - 01:36
In a bit of seriousness, it amazes me how much American culture is exposed world-wide.

American beer is considered "piss" worldwide, because we favor tasteless beer that just gets us drunk, and are not into the more distinctive and robust European beers.

I am a bit surprised that people in Scotland are aware of the context behind this link. I had no idea Budweiser would even bother advertising it's wares in Scotland.

It always surprises me that when I post something about an American product or television show (the Simpsons), people world-wide are very familiar with it.

However when they post something local, like Bo Selecta, we have never heard of it.

It goes so far that I only know Beckham as Posh Spice's husband. He gained his greatest fame in the US when he asked a Beverly Hills shoe store to close so he and his wife could shop. The owner asked, "who are you"?

That news story was the first time I ever heard of David Beckham.

As a P.S., I absolutely hate "Absolutely Fabulous", why Comedy Central ever picked it up is beyond me.
i think u posted in the rong thread

:lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:

ROFL funny shyt :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:

[J'Pol]

I like budweiser, I think it has a nice taste.

[Spicker]

Originally posted by J'Pol@4 July 2004 - 01:39
I like budweiser, I think it has a nice taste.
im still underage... :ph34r:

[Guillaume]

Originally posted by J'Pol@4 July 2004 - 01:39
I like budweiser, I think it has a nice taste.
Budvar/Budweiser or Budweiser?

People always seem to forget there are two Budweiser: one from the Czech Republic and one American one.

[J'Pol]

I've only tasted the American one. I like it.

[Rat Faced]

Originally posted by J'Pol@4 July 2004 - 00:43
I've only tasted the American one. I like it.
eeeewwwww


Wash your mouth out...

[Guillaume]

Originally posted by hobbes@4 July 2004 - 01:36
In a bit of seriousness, it amazes me how much American culture is exposed world-wide.

American beer is considered "piss" worldwide, because we favor tasteless beer that just gets us drunk, and are not into the more distinctive and robust European beers.
Really?

I thought this one:http://www.floridastuff.com/bud/frogs2.gif was directed at us French. :lol:


@RF: Come on, it's not so bad. It has almost no taste at all... :P

[Cheese]

Originally posted by hobbes@4 July 2004 - 00:36
In a bit of seriousness, it amazes me how much American culture is exposed world-wide.

American beer is considered "piss" worldwide, because we favor tasteless beer that just gets us drunk, and are not into the more distinctive and robust European beers.

I am a bit surprised that people in Scotland are aware of the context behind this link.  I had no idea Budweiser would even bother advertising it's wares in Scotland.

It always surprises me that when I post something about an American product or television show (the Simpsons), people world-wide are very familiar with it.

However when they post something local, like Bo Selecta, we have never heard of it. 

It goes so far that I only know Beckham as Posh Spice's husband.  He gained his greatest fame in the US when he asked a Beverly Hills shoe store to close so he and his wife could shop.  The owner asked, "who are you"?

That news story was the first time I ever heard of David Beckham.

As a P.S., I absolutely hate "Absolutely Fabulous", why Comedy Central ever picked it up is beyond me.
Of course you don't know what is going on in the rest of the world...that is the American way.

edot: I shpuld add a :P to that 'cos I'm only half serious... ;)

[DanB]

Don&#39;t worry Hobbes, I hate Absolutely Fabulous too <_<

[hobbes]

I drink Budweiser myself, but it was the beer I was weaned on. I was born in St. Louis and that is where they brew the stuff.
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I think it is the largest brewery in the world.

When I travelled to Europe, I found the beers either heavy (George Killians) or bitter (Heineken). I saw very few American beers available for purchase.

In America, only foo-foo&#39;s drink "apple".

Carlsberg was my favorite abroad because it was so tasteless.

@Gurahl, Budweiser has been called a very heavy beer by my Texas friends, so imagine the pisswater that we have here.

[GepperRankins]

@Gurahl, Budweiser has been called a very heavy beer by my Texas friends, so imagine the pisswater that we have here.


does that mean americans really dont know real beer?