Text 15614, 82 rader
Skriven 2008-05-19 08:18:26 av Roy Witt (1:397/22)
  Kommentar till text 15548 av Björn Forsström (2:203/614.61)
Ärende: Pedophile
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18 May 08 22:44, Björn Forsström wrote to Roy Witt:


 BF>>> There are many good beers in Europe and Asia as well and as long as
 BF>>> I don't have to drink Heiniken I'm satisfied.

 RW>> There's a first. We agree on something without arguement.

 BF> Below you said that you hadn't tasted horse piss....

Apparently English is a bit hard for you to understand. I agree with you
on the part where you talk about Heiniken. I don't like it either. That
doesn't mean I havn't tasted it, as you must have. Or are you
discriminating against Heiniken because it reminds you of the horses ass
who makes it?

 BF>>>>> Budwiser and American bourbon......

 RW>>>> Budweiser, as Ward claims, tastes like horse piss. (I don't know
 RW>>>> myself, since I've never tasted horse piss) But, Bud is the worst
 RW>>>> beer I've ever tasted. As for American bourbon, you would have a
 RW>>>> hard time finding anything made elsewhere that tastes better.

 BF>>> Even Cambodian whiskey is better than bourbon, trust me on this and
 BF>>> you should try 18yo Highland Park, 15yo Macallan Cask Strenght,
 BF>>> 14yo Clynelish 14yo Oban, Glenkinchie Distiller Edition but I don't
 BF>>> think you have ever heard of those.

 RW>> You're right. Basically because I don't drink alcohol all that much
 RW>> these days. I still have beer in the fridge from Thanksgiving before
 RW>> last.

 BF> And still you said above that I would have a hard time finding
 BF> anything made elsewhere that tastes better....how would you know if
 BF> you haven't tasted the real stuff?

I didn't say I hadn't tasted it. I said that "I do not drink alcohol all
that much". You'r making assumptions rather than reading what is written.

 BF> I'm just waiting for some money and then I will go down to Germany
 BF> and buy a 25yo Dalwhinnie.
 BF> http://www.whisky.com/distilleries/dalwhinnie_distillery.htm
 BF> a place that I have visited.

 BF>>> I even have a bottle of:
 BF>>> http://www.blog.glenfiddich.com/2006/04/glenfiddich_caoran_reserve.
 BF>>> ht ml so you can stuff your Jack Daniels, Jim Beam or whatever
 BF>>> horse piss you're drinking.

 RW>> Iced tea or root beer, thank you very much. I didn't know they
 RW>> tasted like horse piss. How is it that every European who discusses
 RW>> what tastes are, always refers their reference to 'horse piss'. i.g.
 RW>> when was the last time you drank horse piss?

 BF> Last time in Greece 5 years ago when I had to drink a Heineken
 BF> instead of a very good local beer called Mythos.

Oh, so that's what horse piss tastes like! Why didn't you say so before?
Now I have a reference for when Ward and/or Michiel tells us about other
beverages that taste like horse piss.

 BF> http://www.greekproducts.com/mythosbeer/index.html

 BF>>> Budweiser Budvar origins from the Czech Republic.

 RW>> Close enough. Adolph didn't have a problem incorporating that
 RW>> country into the Third Reich...why would it make a difference now?

 BF> So you finally admitt that even you can be wrong.....

I admitted to being wrong about what? I don't see any admission. Budweiser
Budvar is brewed in Czecheslovkia, I agree. But Budweiser Beer is made in
St Louis, Missouri, USA by the Anheuser-Busch company.

http://www.anheuser-busch.com/Beer.html

                R\%/itt



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