Showing posts with label McMenamin's Terminator Stout. Show all posts
Showing posts with label McMenamin's Terminator Stout. Show all posts
Sunday, March 4, 2007
Nate's Beer #17
Today I had a nice McMenamin's Terminator Stout for my beer. Dez, Spencer, Jack, Dr. Bert and I all went disc golfing at Pier Park since it was such a nice day. After disc golf we decided to stop by the McMenamin's on Broadway. It was here that we enoyed a pitcher of Ruby and the pitcher of Terminator. This was after splitting a sixer of Dead Guy with Spencer while we golfed. All in all an outfuckingstanding day.
Sunday, February 25, 2007
day 9 and 10
Best movie line ever?
"Chicks are for fags."
-Lloyd Christmas (Dumber and Dumberer)
Ahh, the wonderfulness that was day 9 and is day 10. A few Mac and Jacks (already off the list) at Jenny and Brian's wedding reception, followed by McMenamins Terminator Stout, Nebraska Bitter (and as promised, more Ruby and Hammerhead) at the Kennedy School for a joint 30th birthday party, and I find myself not really remembering the ride home. Although the toast Abby ordered for me at Sheri's was just what the doctor ordered.
Then a trivia question I borrowed from the Barley Mill Pub on Friday.
What brand sold just over a billion gallons of beer in the U.S. in 1988?
The answer is Budweiser, which I had today at a bowling tourney (179, 204, 159 thank you very much), followed by some Red Stripe tonight with dinner and the movie Beerfest. Good weekend.
"Chicks are for fags."
-Lloyd Christmas (Dumber and Dumberer)
Ahh, the wonderfulness that was day 9 and is day 10. A few Mac and Jacks (already off the list) at Jenny and Brian's wedding reception, followed by McMenamins Terminator Stout, Nebraska Bitter (and as promised, more Ruby and Hammerhead) at the Kennedy School for a joint 30th birthday party, and I find myself not really remembering the ride home. Although the toast Abby ordered for me at Sheri's was just what the doctor ordered.
Then a trivia question I borrowed from the Barley Mill Pub on Friday.
What brand sold just over a billion gallons of beer in the U.S. in 1988?
The answer is Budweiser, which I had today at a bowling tourney (179, 204, 159 thank you very much), followed by some Red Stripe tonight with dinner and the movie Beerfest. Good weekend.
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