nagerous wrote:the funniest thing I've ever seen on a forum was from an obnoxious American who said that all English smell and to quote "they stole our language".. hmm I wonder where the ENGLISH language originated
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nagerous wrote:the funniest thing I've ever seen on a forum was from an obnoxious American who said that all English smell and to quote "they stole our language".. hmm I wonder where the ENGLISH language originated
demigod wrote: i'm just an interested and amused outsider from the land that neither the yanks nor the brits give a damn about(and we want to keep it that way!!
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Stopper wrote:demigod wrote: i'm just an interested and amused outsider from the land that neither the yanks nor the brits give a damn about(and we want to keep it that way!!
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Hey, it's not like we don't give a damn at all, or that we're completely ignorant about Australia.
For example, I like Erinsborough - I'm thinking of moving there one day, as it looks like it'd be a really nice place to live.
nagerous wrote:Stopper wrote:Hey, it's not like we don't give a damn at all, or that we're completely ignorant about Australia.
For example, I like Erinsborough - I'm thinking of moving there one day, as it looks like it'd be a really nice place to live.
are you serious? the death rate in Erinsborough is like 20%!!
Skittles wrote:Where the hell is Erinsborough?
Nobunaga wrote:There is not a single beer in America worth a dollar. Sam Adams? No, sorry. The very fact that it is considered by many to be the best says much.
It's a lovely place in Australia. Do keep up.
Guis wrote:Yeh those are real quotes, but Cleese didn't write the original thing. Its an urban myth. I love him tough. Faulty Towers is possibly the pinnacle of classic British comedy.
Titanic wrote:It's a lovely place in Australia. Do keep up.
Ill prefer Cairns or Sydney. Melbourne is too English, its not really like moving to a new country.
Titanic wrote:The smaller size and generally cooler climate of Europe has also limited the ways in which it can grow these same crops.
Europe is geographically and by population larger then the USA.
Iz Man wrote:Titanic wrote:The smaller size and generally cooler climate of Europe has also limited the ways in which it can grow these same crops.
Europe is geographically and by population larger then the USA.
Alright Mr. Technicality. Let me rephrase even though it has little to do with my overall point concerning BEER.
"The smaller size and generally cooler climate of INDIVIDUAL EUROPEAN COUNTRIES has also limited the ways it can grow these same crops."
Is that better?
Titanic wrote:Not really, because more then 1 country in Europe makes beer, numerous countries do, so that point is still invalid....
I can't really comment on the rest because I do not drink.
Jenos Ridan wrote:spurgistan wrote:With you on the beer. By God, we should stick to bourbon and wine (you can have wine, too, but we get the bourbon) we have no idea what we're doing as far as the manufacture of other quality spirits are concerned. But I have to disagree with you on the language bit. You guys came up with a language that doesn't make any damned sense, we're just trying to make spell it like it sounds, a bit .
Yeah, you Limeys don't know any liquor other than gin, rum and maybe brandy. We gave the world WHISKEY! (Sure the Russkis gave us all Vodka, but it is a vile drink on its own) OH BTW, Ever here of Samuel Adams brand beer? Even if you had enough troops to occupy us, we'll still make it and celebrate the 4th of July and sing "America the Beutiful", "Star-Spangled Banner" and other patriotic songs. Suck on that little bit, Brit!
Balsiefen wrote:umm, whisky is a scottish drink, they still produce the best in the world.
Oh and by the way, your taking this seriously
Nobunaga wrote:... There is not a single beer in America worth a dollar. Sam Adams? No, sorry. The very fact that it is considered by many to be the best says much...
Iz Man wrote:I can't let this go without a reply. With all do respect, you obviously do not know your beer. There was a time when your statement held some truth, but not any more, not by a long shot.
Titanic wrote:Europe is geographically and by population larger then the USA.
Iz Man wrote:Alright Mr. Technicality. Let me rephrase even though it has little to do with my overall point concerning BEER. "The smaller size and generally cooler climate of INDIVIDUAL EUROPEAN COUNTRIES has also limited the ways it can grow these same crops." Is that better?
Balsiefen wrote:Jenos Ridan wrote:spurgistan wrote:With you on the beer. By God, we should stick to bourbon and wine (you can have wine, too, but we get the bourbon) we have no idea what we're doing as far as the manufacture of other quality spirits are concerned. But I have to disagree with you on the language bit. You guys came up with a language that doesn't make any damned sense, we're just trying to make spell it like it sounds, a bit .
Yeah, you Limeys don't know any liquor other than gin, rum and maybe brandy. We gave the world WHISKEY! (Sure the Russkis gave us all Vodka, but it is a vile drink on its own) OH BTW, Ever here of Samuel Adams brand beer? Even if you had enough troops to occupy us, we'll still make it and celebrate the 4th of July and sing "America the Beutiful", "Star-Spangled Banner" and other patriotic songs. Suck on that little bit, Brit!
umm, whisky is a scottish drink, they still produce the best in the world.
Oh and by the way, your taking this seriously
Iz Man wrote:mmm..... scotch......
Of course don't order a scotch in Scotland, they'll look at you like your an American.......
There is debate, however, whether it was the Scots or the Irish who perfected what we now call whisky.
Bourbon is uniquely American.
I love a good scotch (or Irish) whisky, after all, before it becomes scotch, it's BEER.
Stopper wrote:Titanic wrote:It's a lovely place in Australia. Do keep up.
Ill prefer Cairns or Sydney. Melbourne is too English, its not really like moving to a new country.
I've never heard of Cairns, Sydney or Melbourne, to be honest. I have heard of Summer Bay, though, that seems a nice place too.
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luns101 wrote:This is more like it! There can be no more important issue for us to discuss on this site. I hereby declare this thread changed to ADULT BEVERAGES AND THE PEOPLE WHO LOVE THEM!
Iz Man wrote:Nobunaga wrote:There is not a single beer in America worth a dollar. Sam Adams? No, sorry. The very fact that it is considered by many to be the best says much.
With all do respect, you obviously do not know your beer.
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