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Posted 2011-July-09, 10:59
Happy Birthday South Sudan long may you reign
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Posted 2011-July-11, 03:27
If the situation doesn't improve, we'll soon have 2 new countries: North Belgium and South Belgium.
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Posted 2011-July-11, 03:50
Free, on 2011-July-11, 03:27, said:
If the situation doesn't improve, we'll soon have 2 new countries: North Belgium and South Belgium.
Which one gets custody of the good beer ?
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Posted 2011-July-11, 05:13
Cyberyeti, on 2011-July-11, 03:50, said:
Which one gets custody of the good beer ?
Neither I think that is over the Border in Germany
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Posted 2011-July-11, 05:28
Free, on 2011-July-11, 03:27, said:
If the situation doesn't improve, we'll soon have 2 new countries: North Belgium and South Belgium.
or East und West, with Checkpoint Charlie in the Brussels Wall? ;-)
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Posted 2011-July-11, 06:08
shintaro, on 2011-July-11, 05:13, said:
Neither I think that is over the Border in Germany
Belgian beer >> german beer IMO on a considerable size sample in both cases, mainly for reasons of variety as Germans are so restricted legally in what they can brew.
Dives for the bunker having lit the fuse on that one.
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Posted 2011-July-11, 06:27
Cyberyeti, on 2011-July-11, 06:08, said:
Belgian beer >> german beer IMO on a considerable size sample in both cases, mainly for reasons of variety as Germans are so restricted legally in what they can brew. Dives for the bunker having lit the fuse on that one.
Anyway, german beer purity law from 1516 was the best decission the german goverment has ever made
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Posted 2011-July-11, 06:36
Aberlour10, on 2011-July-11, 06:27, said:
Anyway, german beer purity law from 1516 was the best decission the german goverment has ever made
If that is the case, then they must have made some pretty shocking ones since
Absolutely killed several types of beer that used to be made in Germany and are now only found elsewhere.
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Posted 2011-July-11, 06:51
Cyberyeti, on 2011-July-11, 06:36, said:
If that is the case, then they must have made some pretty shocking ones since
Yes, well, they have rather, haven't they.
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Posted 2011-July-11, 08:30
Now that they are no longer ruled by the Northern islamic regime, maybe they are allowed to brew beer? The country is probably the poorest in the World so they could use some extra income.
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Posted 2011-July-11, 13:53
Vampyr, on 2011-July-11, 06:51, said:
Yes, well, they have rather, haven't they.
Yeah, turning David Hasselhoff into a national treasure was just criminal, although I suppose not done by the government
On the original topic, I'm amazed they managed to get the country split and wish them all the luck in the world, they're going to need it.
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Posted 2011-July-12, 13:35
Cyberyeti, on 2011-July-11, 13:53, said:
Yeah, turning David Hasselhoff into a national treasure was just criminal, although I suppose not done by the government
On the original topic, I'm amazed they managed to get the country split and wish them all the luck in the world, they're going to need it.
On the original topic, I'm amazed they managed to get the country split and wish them all the luck in the world, they're going to need it.
mmmmm Having lived out there in the Mid 70s when the war was raging I do wish them Luck
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Posted 2011-July-13, 07:47
Cyberyeti, on 2011-July-11, 03:50, said:
Which one gets custody of the good beer ?
Both have good beers, but Westvleteren (2nd best in the world this year, has been the best several times) is part of the North (North-West to be exact). Yeehaaw!
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Posted 2011-July-22, 17:15
Free, on 2011-July-13, 07:47, said:
Both have good beers, but Westvleteren (2nd best in the world this year, has been the best several times) is part of the North (North-West to be exact). Yeehaaw!
I'm a Kasteel man but also like lots of the others, hoping to go to Zythos beer festival in 2012.
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