This is how us Canadians drag race

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94gtfreak

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your moms house

Aug 28, 2009

#21

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U crazy canadians! There was a video up there of a bobtail Western Star racin a 99-04 GT vert....truck kills it!

Coors=blech!

Bud light lime=FTW!

Or any free beer...

 

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94gtfreak

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#22

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Well....had to prove myself wrong looks like it's a 05 or newer saleen.

YouTube - bouchard vs saleen 475 hp

 

Black95GTS

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#23

• Aug 28, 2009

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94gtfreak said:

U crazy canadians! There was a video up there of a bobtail Western Star racin a 99-04 GT vert....truck kills it!

Coors=blech!

Bud light lime=FTW!

Or any free beer...

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I offered my girl friend a bud light lime... she said "Don't fruit the beer!" and then we got engaged about a week later.

I've never seen an Alexander Keith's down here but I'll pick some up if I ever see it at a fancy beer store. I'm a IPA and Pale Ale guy myself. My current go-to beer at dinner or chillin is Sierra Nevada Pale Ale. Dogfish Head 60, 90, or even 120 minute IPAs are also deliscious.

I refer to lite beers as "lawn mower beers" and for that I'll take a Miller Lite.

Adam

 

xr8d302

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Aug 28, 2009

#24

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Gearbanger 101 said:

Being a fellow Canuk, I have to say I never really did catch onto the Alexander Keith's popularity bus. I'm more of a Sleemans Clear/Honey Brown man myself.

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I grew up in Cape Breton, so I was forced to drink Keith's as an infant. I guess it just stuck with me.

Kurt - I've never heard of either of those beers, but if I every find one, I'll give'er a shot.

Adam - I don't think Keith's sells in the states. It's only brewed in one province up here and it only really took off around Canada about 10 years ago. I could be wrong however.

 

1slow95

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Aug 28, 2009

#25

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Yuengling FTW!

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revhead347

Apparently my ex-husband made that mistake.

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#26

• Aug 28, 2009

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xr8d302 said:

Kurt - I've never heard of either of those beers, but if I every find one, I'll give'er a shot.

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OMG, I'm a huge fan of wheat beer. Beware though, the Henepen is high gravity, like 11 or 13%.

Kurt

 

revhead347

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#27

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Oh yeah. New Belgium brewary is in Ft. Collins, CO. They are the ones who brew the infamous "Flat Tire." I had two students plan a road trip in a Piper Seminole based on getting into Ft. Collins, CO before 4 pm so that they could get free sample beer. We woke up at 5 am in Cincinatti, OH, and hauled ass across the country to get to the brewary before it closed. Now that's beer dedication.

Kurt