Ok Corona has no need to pay for adverting.
The Corona Virus without doubt is a massive problem / issue globally but how is it affecting YOU?
Tell me/us how this is effecting YOU?
Better than a therapy session make suggestions how to stop people from panic buying and stop the opportunists.
- Prompted me to install the bidet attachment that I've been thinking of for a while. That's a permanent reduction in national toilet paper demand.
- Cancelled quarterly trip to USA head office. Work otherwise normal since I work remotely anyway, same as most of the company.
- My kids uni courses are now being done online, so it feels a bit like the summer holidays with everyone hanging around the house. That's nice.
-my love of beer has not faltered one iota
-my opinion of certain politicians has been reinforced
-my assumption the majority of human beings are self centered sheep is confirmed
Do you have to keep a special set of single use towels beside the bidet?
I'll stick with recycled paper for now
Spoke to a mate that manages a bottle shop in town,
his sales of corona beer has gone down 30% on last week.
I'm happy to accept the social stigma that goes with VB, Dan Murphy's can't give it away at the moment so happy days.
I know it doesn't sound nice, but when you consider that mothers washed nappies for a very long time, its not something you couldn't live with.
That said, I wasn't keen on some of these places I visited in the past where you had to place the toilet paper in the bin next to the toilet ... but I could live with it.
Select to expand quotePaddles B'mere said..
I'm happy to accept the social stigma that goes with VB, Dan Murphy's can't give it away at the moment so happy days.
the king of beers.
Select to expand quotelog man said..Paddles B'mere said..
I'm happy to accept the social stigma that goes with VB, Dan Murphy's can't give it away at the moment so happy days.
the king of beers.
Yeah , what are u saying Paddles ?
I may have to educate u about beer .
Have u ever tried your yellow bearish stuff . It's even got danger xxxx printed on it !
Select to expand quotelog man said..Paddles B'mere said..
I'm happy to accept the social stigma that goes with VB, Dan Murphy's can't give it away at the moment so happy days.
the king of beers.
It's now called the coward punch of beers, log man... king.... pffffftttt
And here we are with perfect southern hemisphere Oktoberfest weather tomorrow in NSW but we're advised to skip the Marrickville craft brew tour.
I think it will be OK as long as we all keep out of glassing range
Select to expand quotePugwash said..log man said..Paddles B'mere said..
I'm happy to accept the social stigma that goes with VB, Dan Murphy's can't give it away at the moment so happy days.
the king of beers.
It's now called the coward punch of beers, log man... king.... pffffftttt
what's your favorite?
Select to expand quotelog man said..Pugwash said..log man said..Paddles B'mere said..
I'm happy to accept the social stigma that goes with VB, Dan Murphy's can't give it away at the moment so happy days.
the king of beers.
It's now called the coward punch of beers, log man... king.... pffffftttt
what's your favorite?
I like to play the field. Regulars lately have been Colonial and Balter.
If you are chasing a decent local brew from a once micro and now massive brewery, and Geelong isn't too, well, Geelong, give Furphy a crack... it's at least as good as VB
Anyways... I thought you liked red wine... from the silver bag
Select to expand quotePugwash said..log man said..Pugwash said..log man said..Paddles B'mere said..
I'm happy to accept the social stigma that goes with VB, Dan Murphy's can't give it away at the moment so happy days.
the king of beers.
It's now called the coward punch of beers, log man... king.... pffffftttt
what's your favorite?
I like to play the field. Regulars lately have been Colonial and Balter.
If you are chasing a decent local brew from a once micro and now massive brewery, and Geelong isn't too, well, Geelong, give Furphy a crack... it's at least as good as VB
Anyways... I thought you liked red wine... from the silver bag
Furphys good, but the rest of the micro brewery stuff is cat sick. usually too floral, too sour, bloody expensive and usually served by some hipster with no socks.
Select to expand quotelog man said..Pugwash said..log man said..Pugwash said..log man said..Paddles B'mere said..
I'm happy to accept the social stigma that goes with VB, Dan Murphy's can't give it away at the moment so happy days.
the king of beers.
It's now called the coward punch of beers, log man... king.... pffffftttt
what's your favorite?
I like to play the field. Regulars lately have been Colonial and Balter.
If you are chasing a decent local brew from a once micro and now massive brewery, and Geelong isn't too, well, Geelong, give Furphy a crack... it's at least as good as VB
Anyways... I thought you liked red wine... from the silver bag
Furphys good, but the rest of the micro brewery stuff is cat sick. usually too floral, too sour, bloody expensive and usually served by some hipster with no socks.
What an awesome post... it's as rich, fruity and sour as a micro brewery beer...
So, you prefer the mass same same over the unique and individual. Not a surprise
But, you support the big corporate over the little small business battler who's giving it a crack. I guess that's just an outcome of standardising for the masses
For your sockless hipster, I think you should be kinder to young labor/green voters... the alternative is refusing to accept votes from them in your political party... and encouraging them to be liberal and that will be confusing for everyone!!!
BTW, you may knock with your feet. PW's favourite beer is Dainton Blood Orange... if you don't know it, do yourself a favour and get down there and get into it.
Oh, and don't forget the man bun...
I'm not much of a drinker nowadays but I don't mind a couple on a hot day or with a meal. My tipple of choice at present is . . . . . .
Or a decent cider, this locally produced drop lacks the sickly sweetness of some ciders and I would describe it as more of an "Apple Beer" than a cider.
Eumundi Ginger Beer..... only been around for a short while but it is delicious
Unfortunately they only sell on tap so I will have to escape my self isolation to venture down to the Coolum Surf Club for my Friday Fill
Select to expand quoteRupert said..
I'm not much of a drinker nowadays but I don't mind a couple on a hot day or with a meal. My tipple of choice at present is . . . . . .
Or a decent cider, this locally produced drop lacks the sickly sweetness of some ciders and I would describe it as more of an "Apple Beer" than a cider.
Thought you'd be a Cascade man. I still can't refuse a boags draught when i'm back
Select to expand quotelog man said..Pugwash said..log man said..Pugwash said..log man said..Paddles B'mere said..
I'm happy to accept the social stigma that goes with VB, Dan Murphy's can't give it away at the moment so happy days.
the king of beers.
It's now called the coward punch of beers, log man... king.... pffffftttt
what's your favorite?
I like to play the field. Regulars lately have been Colonial and Balter.
If you are chasing a decent local brew from a once micro and now massive brewery, and Geelong isn't too, well, Geelong, give Furphy a crack... it's at least as good as VB
Anyways... I thought you liked red wine... from the silver bag
Furphys good, but the rest of the micro brewery stuff is cat sick. usually too floral, too sour, bloody expensive and usually served by some hipster with no socks.
I believe the correct term is fruity la la beer. somebody recently bought me a can of single fin at a cold chisel concert. i had one mouthful and gave it back. undrinkable. that was the first time in my life i have knocked back a beer
Select to expand quotePugwash said..log man said..Pugwash said..log man said..Paddles B'mere said..
I'm happy to accept the social stigma that goes with VB, Dan Murphy's can't give it away at the moment so happy days.
the king of beers.
It's now called the coward punch of beers, log man... king.... pffffftttt
what's your favorite?
I like to play the field. Regulars lately have been Colonial and Balter.
If you are chasing a decent local brew from a once micro and now massive brewery, and Geelong isn't too, well, Geelong, give Furphy a crack... it's at least as good as VB
Anyways... I thought you liked red wine... from the silver bag
I also like Balter IPA and XPA . It's pricey but nice .
However I recently bought a expensive Balter slab and there was a serious problem . A third of the slab tasted bad and a couple cans , really bad. In date . Told Balter of this and still no reply . It's been a week .
Stay tuned.
Yeah, I bought some craft beer on recommendation from the 'dude' down the bottle-o. One swig and straight down the drain with it. I've had better tasting homebrew that was crap.
Beer. A mysteriously fickle concoction.
Select to expand quotelandyacht said..log man said..Pugwash said..log man said..Pugwash said..log man said..Paddles B'mere said..
I'm happy to accept the social stigma that goes with VB, Dan Murphy's can't give it away at the moment so happy days.
the king of beers.
It's now called the coward punch of beers, log man... king.... pffffftttt
what's your favorite?
I like to play the field. Regulars lately have been Colonial and Balter.
If you are chasing a decent local brew from a once micro and now massive brewery, and Geelong isn't too, well, Geelong, give Furphy a crack... it's at least as good as VB
Anyways... I thought you liked red wine... from the silver bag
Furphys good, but the rest of the micro brewery stuff is cat sick. usually too floral, too sour, bloody expensive and usually served by some hipster with no socks.
I believe the correct term is fruity la la beer. somebody recently bought me a can of single fin at a cold chisel concert. i had one mouthful and gave it back. undrinkable. that was the first time in my life i have knocked back a beer
Wow! You were at a cold chisel concert... and they had fruity la la beer... and you gave a dirtied bottle back to somebody who bought it for you... and that was accepted, without a whack to the snoz... my head is fried!!
Select to expand quoteImax1 said..Pugwash said..log man said..Pugwash said..log man said..Paddles B'mere said..
I'm happy to accept the social stigma that goes with VB, Dan Murphy's can't give it away at the moment so happy days.
the king of beers.
It's now called the coward punch of beers, log man... king.... pffffftttt
what's your favorite?
I like to play the field. Regulars lately have been Colonial and Balter.
If you are chasing a decent local brew from a once micro and now massive brewery, and Geelong isn't too, well, Geelong, give Furphy a crack... it's at least as good as VB
Anyways... I thought you liked red wine... from the silver bag
I also like Balter IPA and XPA . It's pricey but nice .
However I recently bought a expensive Balter slab and there was a serious problem . A third of the slab tasted bad and a couple cans , really bad. In date . Told Balter of this and still no reply . It's been a week .
Stay tuned.
I like your style... it was bad... but you kept tasting to make sure
Select to expand quoteGWatto said..
Eumundi Ginger Beer..... only been around for a short while but it is delicious
Unfortunately they only sell on tap so I will have to escape my self isolation to venture down to the Coolum Surf Club for my Friday Fill
Just aweful place to go to ... the isolation on the verandah.. all u can see is beach and waves and u are three steps to the bar from the door for a top up meeeh...
wicked drop..
best plan at present is to call everyday of the week Friday..
AP
IMAX.. the 16 can slab brigade....
" I also like Balter IPA and XPA . It's pricey but nice .
However I recently bought a expensive Balter slab and there was a serious problem . A third of the slab tasted bad and a couple cans , really bad. In date . Told Balter of this and still no reply . It's been a week .
Stay tuned"
Try Ballistic Oaked IPA last slab I bought was $136 Too expensive for a regular drug.. but it is an achievement brew.. So end of a hike somewhere in scenic rim it nails it...
Plan to do one of their ticket tours.. food and sampling plus sticky beak thru their premises...
nothing like a truly fresh brew
AP
Select to expand quoteBuster fin said..
Yeah, I bought some craft beer on recommendation from the 'dude' down the bottle-o. One swig and straight down the drain with it. I've had better tasting homebrew that was crap.
Beer. A mysteriously fickle concoction.
I remember the first time I tried one of those. I seriously thought the glass must have had remains of lavender-scented dishwashing detergent in it. I had no idea that was how it was supposed to taste. Ugghhh!! At least it slowed me down a little.
