GagHalfrunt
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- Apr 19, 2001
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Why would someone mark themselves so they will never hold a reputable job....
Question asked, question answered.
Why would someone mark themselves so they will never hold a reputable job....
H is the 8th letter of the alphabet.
What does HH stand for?
"the number 88 stands for "Heil Hitler," H being the eighth letter of the alphabet. The 88 is also representative of an 88-word passage from Hitler's Mein Kampf"
(shamelessly ripped from here: http://http://prison-prep101.blogspot.com/2012/07/prison-tattoo-field-guide.html)
And while I enjoy a cold Corona on a hot summer day I can't stand Fosters.
a guy with sleeve length tattoos on both arms and tattoos on his neck.
His right arm was tattooed with 88 and the word "pride".
Why would someone mark themselves so they will never hold a reputable job, never earn respect in the typical community and always be viewed as a racist? What kind of example is he going to set for his kids?
As for the beer, I bought a 24 ounce corona and a fosters. Sipping on the corona right now.
I am bothered that here we are in the 21st century, and that type of hatred still exist.
And Corona is Mexican for skunk.
It's interesting to see the evolution of old world brewing in the Americas. In the US, all of the knowledge of those old German brewers was lost to the increasing watering down of the products until we now have piss-water like Bud and Miller and PBR.
In Mexico, it's not much better. A lot of poorly made beers popular with gringos who were weaned on Budweiser.
But in Canada ... It's a totally different story. Many Canadian Pilsners still exist that have real lager flavor reminiscent of some of the better European lagers.
Same here, and I would never drink Corona to boot. The only other beer that is more over-rated is Guinness, but at least that is drinkable.
With Pacifico, Dos Equis, Sol, Modelo, hell even Tecate, I have no idea why Corona caught on as the Mexican "fad beer".
And Corona is Mexican for skunk.
It's interesting to see the evolution of old world brewing in the Americas. In the US, all of the knowledge of those old German brewers was lost to the increasing watering down of the products until we now have piss-water like Bud and Miller and PBR.
In Mexico, it's not much better. A lot of poorly made beers popular with gringos who were weaned on Budweiser.
But in Canada ... It's a totally different story. Many Canadian Pilsners still exist that have real lager flavor reminiscent of some of the better European lagers.
And Corona is Mexican for skunk.
It's interesting to see the evolution of old world brewing in the Americas. In the US, all of the knowledge of those old German brewers was lost to the increasing watering down of the products until we now have piss-water like Bud and Miller and PBR.
In Mexico, it's not much better. A lot of poorly made beers popular with gringos who were weaned on Budweiser.
But in Canada ... It's a totally different story. Many Canadian Pilsners still exist that have real lager flavor reminiscent of some of the better European lagers.
I fail to see how having ink eliminates one from having a reputable job.
I fail to see how having ink eliminates one from having a reputable job.
How do you live in a place like Colorado and yet profess abject ignorance to the amazing quality of contemporary American brewing?
Hoary Helpers.
Hell's Harlots.
Hack Hicks.
Harry Houdini.
Hood Humpers.
Am I getting warmer?