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Jazzfanz, I'm sorry!

anybody who drinks Schöfferhofer deserves a second chance.
I don't know what happened but still Jazzfanz is a huge family.
We used to have a grouphug emoticon, rite? We could have used one now.
 
This is one of my favorite types of "beer".

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In all seriousness, please tell me more.
 
I shouldn't have opened this thread.

Now I need to grab a few bottles on the way home and it is forbidden to sell after 10 pm here and I'm too tired to reach for the liquor shop to barter under the coffer.
 
you're the only homey who came back with full rep. I think Jason/Colton/Nate said enough with that about how much you mean to everyone.

#suckinittonight

Actually, I just hadn't gotten around to it. Sorry!

edit: or maybe I had, and you're just looking at rep accumulated since his return.
 
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I heard what you did from spy. I just wish I have seen it lol welcome back!

and yes SD has so many awesome brewery only good thing about living in SD
 
[size/HUGE] boobs [/size];889250 said:
Welcome back to my forums. What is your thoughts on Hayward's contract?

I'm torn. I like the guy but he's been disappointing in a lot of ways and I have very little hope that he'll breakout as a superstar so giving him max money seems like a bad idea to me.

But as a fan I can forget about player contracts and just be happy to have a good player who brings a lot of little things to the team.
 
In all seriousness, please tell me more.

I am a huge root beer fan. Our family does a periodic (read, every 6 months to a year whenever the mood strikes us) root beer taste testing, and I am always looking for a new brew. This one was one of our favorites with a fun name, and I think you can still get it online. Lots of "gournmet" root beers are here today gone tomorrow kind of things. It isn't like a traditional A&W root beer, which is kind of the base idea of what a root beer is, this one has more spice and heavier notes of anise/licorice with a stronger after-taste, although it was plenty sweet, creamy, with a decent frothy head.

There is a web site from a guy that I am reasonably certain went to BYU and he reviews root beer. He and I have different tastes, but I feel I am more into the true sassafrass flavors (or sarsaparilla) which tend to carry with them bitter notes like licorice which I love and he hates, but his site is still a good place to start if you want to try some different kinds of root beer.

https://www.gourmetrootbeer.com/reviews.html

One root beer this guy and I agree on is Henry Wienhards root beer, which is one of my favorites.

https://www.amazon.com/Henry-Weinhards-Root-Beer-dinirao/dp/B000WG851I

Funny it gets bad reviews on amazon because they use high fructose corn syrup, like you know 90% of the sodas out there. Still tastes great. Some would even argue that the corn syrup helps with the creaminess.

I travel quite a bit with work so I am always on the lookout for local root beers. Lately it has become a thing for micro-breweries to produce their own home-brewed root beer (non-alcoholic of course) and some of those are interesting, but are then harder to find online so I can order some for a family taste test. I even found a small local brewery in Berlin that had a version of root beer. It was pretty strong and tasted more like beer than root beer, but it was still pretty good.

I could go on about this topic, so I will just stop there.
 
I am a huge root beer fan. Our family does a periodic (read, every 6 months to a year whenever the mood strikes us) root beer taste testing, and I am always looking for a new brew. This one was one of our favorites with a fun name, and I think you can still get it online. Lots of "gournmet" root beers are here today gone tomorrow kind of things. It isn't like a traditional A&W root beer, which is kind of the base idea of what a root beer is, this one has more spice and heavier notes of anise/licorice with a stronger after-taste, although it was plenty sweet, creamy, with a decent frothy head.

There is a web site from a guy that I am reasonably certain went to BYU and he reviews root beer. He and I have different tastes, but I feel I am more into the true sassafrass flavors (or sarsaparilla) which tend to carry with them bitter notes like licorice which I love and he hates, but his site is still a good place to start if you want to try some different kinds of root beer.

https://www.gourmetrootbeer.com/reviews.html

One root beer this guy and I agree on is Henry Wienhards root beer, which is one of my favorites.

https://www.amazon.com/Henry-Weinhards-Root-Beer-dinirao/dp/B000WG851I

Funny it gets bad reviews on amazon because they use high fructose corn syrup, like you know 90% of the sodas out there. Still tastes great. Some would even argue that the corn syrup helps with the creaminess.

I travel quite a bit with work so I am always on the lookout for local root beers. Lately it has become a thing for micro-breweries to produce their own home-brewed root beer (non-alcoholic of course) and some of those are interesting, but are then harder to find online so I can order some for a family taste test. I even found a small local brewery in Berlin that had a version of root beer. It was pretty strong and tasted more like beer than root beer, but it was still pretty good.

I could go on about this topic, so I will just stop there.

Wow, thanks for ruining an otherwise excellent thread.

GF, I seriously have a boner right now. Welcome home.
 
Wow, thanks for ruining an otherwise excellent thread.

GF, I seriously have a boner right now. Welcome home.
Ya GF, trout has a boner.... he wants to welcome you home. Go to him
 
Wow, thanks for ruining an otherwise excellent thread.

GF, I seriously have a boner right now. Welcome home.

Hey the people demanded it so I delivered.
















More than I can say about your boner.







Or are we still talking about the tic tac from the hospital bills thread? Hmmm.
 
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