Beer can of course also be craft beer without any kind of quality control of the flavour.

It can in the US too. Unless you're seriously telling me it has to pass a 'how does it taste' commitee before it can have a 'craft' label stamped on it.

Craft only refers to how it's made, not if it's any good.

An American craft brewer is:

Small
Annual production of 6 million barrels of beer or less (approximately 3 percent of U.S. annual sales). Beer production is attributed to the rules of alternating proprietorships.

Independent
Less than 25 percent of the craft brewery is owned or controlled (or equivalent economic interest) by a beverage alcohol industry member that is not itself a craft brewer.

Traditional
A brewer that has a majority of its total beverage alcohol volume in beers whose flavor derives from traditional or innovative brewing ingredients and their fermentation. Flavored malt beverages (FMBs) are not considered beers.

Beer can of course also be craft beer without any kind of quality control of the flavour.

The main problem I have with many beers at present is they are over hopped to fuck. This is a pain of a trend. Also, cask beer is better than kegged beer. And lager has been perfected so much people cannot tell the difference between them.

You shouldn't actually have to change anything per se to connect here, but if the router's gone back to it's original settings then it'll have reverted to the default network name and password. As zaphod79 has said you should have that info either separately or, very often these days, stuck to the bottom of the router itself. The password you need should be called WPA Key or something similar.

If you're not seeing that default network name available to connect to then it would imply the router has lost even the default ISP settings. If that's the case just phone them up and tell them that because it's not worth buggering about with it when their own settings have been lost from it.

You don't like beer at all!

Taste is subjective though. You don't like beer at all!



By definition any beer that is made this way will taste 'better' than Coors Light or Greene King IPA. CAMRA say as long as it's cask conditioned it can be defined as real ale. This means Greene King (sorry to pick on them, but they are the worst) can mass produce their flagship IPA on a quick turnaround, with scant regard to quality, as long as it's made in a cask.

Taste is subjective though. You don't like beer at all!

You're in here pretty much saying it isn't though. And I do, I like a number of ales. Just don't understand why anyone on earth would want ales to be fizzy.

Or cold. Or with a head.

I was reading through the Glasgow based burger review blog 'James Vs Burger ' and came across this from a time when the reviewer was in Vegas and now my taste buds won't let go of the idea. I love peanut butter and something about having it in a burger sounds fucking amazing.

Eugh. If you put something fizzy down in front of me it had better be made from an unexpected blend of lemons and vodka.

Fixed that for you.

Can I get an app on my phone that monitors when I am reading about a film and it tells me if it is on netflix or amazon prime?

It is probably creepy to take someone 14 years worth of birthday cards as you haven't seen them in that long, isn't it?

I had a peanut butter burger at a diner-themed restaurant in the UK.

It was okay.

Right?!

Cold fizzy things are served in flutes. Beer is warm and flat. You're a stupid.

You're in here pretty much saying it isn't though. And I do, I like a number of ales. Just don't understand why anyone on earth would want ales to be fizzy.

:luv:

I've not said keg is better than cask, but that it is better for certain types of beer. You have dismissed this. That is because you're a Gnomeser, Craster.

#StopGnomesing2014

No idea about Meantime as I've not tried theirs, but all the best beers are fizzy CO2 beers these days. Real ale has gone very stale for me.

You should come to the GBBF next year.

oh, ow my arm. (didn't even know it existed!)

Does anyone else have problems posting with Chrome on Android? Generally navigating the forum is fine but Chrome seems to sometimes get totally confused when typing a post up. It'll freak out and move the cursor so you're suddenly adding characters in the middle of a previous sentence or just flat out stop showing new characters being added to the text box even though the keyboard is still giving the relevant autocorrect suggestions and whatnot. I get it on my phone using Swype and on my tablet using the vanilla Google keyboard so Chrome seems to be the only common factor. My last post before this one went so to shit that I had to swap over to Firefox just to finish it.

I used to get that (not just here, but with other forums that used plain textboxes for input) but I always assumed it was Swype. Hmm.

Isn't this similar to what you were saying about not being 'precious' about food, though, and to forget doing it 'right'? Food snobbery and objective taste differences through being educated as to what is 'proper' in a beverage shouldn't get in the way of just enjoying what you enjoy. There's one way to encourage people to try new things, but telling each other that the drinks they enjoy or the way they enjoy them is 'wrong' and that your way is better is the same as making someone feel ashamed of their favourite foods because of food and drink snobbery.

That's not just at you, Craster (only because I remember talking to you about macaroni cheese at the cottage), but the 'right' and 'wrong' way to select and take your drinks shouldn't matter as long as you enjoy them.

Ah, I suspect you're missing the bit where I'm arguing with Myp and dissing his latest hipster hobby because Myp rather than any actually held opinion

One for Mimi. Sort-of nsfw

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I wouldn't have it any other way.