Does anyone remember why these *** were liked so much back then? I don't.Skans » 17 Nov 2023, 10:15 am » wrote: ↑ LOL. Yeah, it's like A-B now drapes ultra-patriotism, HUGE galloping horses and other "manly" things over its Queer Beer, so much so that it ooozes queer like a 1970's Village People album cover.THIS BUD'S FOR YOU!
I used to drink Bud Light - not a bad light beer. I actually drink beer because I'm thirsty, not because I like to savor the fruity, oaky, hoppy ****. I did like to drink a Guinness Stout once in awhile. That is, until I saw that they are something like 300 calories. Freaking syrup-beer.Cannonpointer » 17 Nov 2023, 3:36 pm » wrote: ↑ I never considered bud light beer. So they didn't lose me as a customer.
I like newcastle brown ale, generally. I like Guinness from time to time. And when I'm feeling my white trash roots, I reach for MGD in the bottle Those are the beers I keep in my home when I keep beer in my home.
A bit of a shame. I have no idea where you live and do not want to know but my guess is that Chattanooga, TN is not that far. They are a rising star in the microbrewery world. Mark my words.. by 2035, they will be right up there with Seattle, Portland, Grand Rapids Michigan, San Diego, and Boise. Not all microbreweries are owned and frequented by yuppie hipsters.. quite a few are down to earth operationsSkans » 17 Nov 2023, 4:23 pm » wrote: ↑ I used to drink Bud Light - not a bad light beer. I actually drink beer because I'm thirsty, not because I like to savor the fruity, oaky, hoppy ****. I did like to drink a Guinness Stout once in awhile. That is, until I saw that they are something like 300 calories. Freaking syrup-beer.
Now, I pretty much just drink Yuengling Light.
Yeah, that yuengling is a nice little beer.Skans » 17 Nov 2023, 4:23 pm » wrote: ↑ I used to drink Bud Light - not a bad light beer. I actually drink beer because I'm thirsty, not because I like to savor the fruity, oaky, hoppy ****. I did like to drink a Guinness Stout once in awhile. That is, until I saw that they are something like 300 calories. Freaking syrup-beer.
Now, I pretty much just drink Yuengling Light.
Pushed on us. They had the right jews behind them.Punch » 17 Nov 2023, 3:50 pm » wrote: ↑ Does anyone remember why these *** were liked so much back then? I don't.
Growing BACK won't make them #1 again.impartialobserver » 17 Nov 2023, 1:01 pm » wrote: ↑ AB Inbev's revenues and profits are starting to recover. I will say that this was a misstep. Sales may come back to their pre-Dylan days but they did lose their foothold in the rural areas. In places like Sacramento, Spokane, Bend.. this does not change anything.
Why drink a beer in a place that sells ale?impartialobserver » 17 Nov 2023, 1:51 pm » wrote: ↑ that being said.. Have not drank a Bud Light since the late 90's. It's all a matter of taste but I much prefer the high ABV, hoppy beers. So If I am going to drink.. may as well go big. Hence why I only drink 1 or 2 days per week.
Well, when I say "beer", i am including all of the varietals such as pilsner, lager, belgian ale, ale, barleywine-style ale, Porter, Stout, Sour, etc. My faves are high abv, intense IPA's. Main reason is that I have no sense of smell and therefore anything else takes like nothing.
Cannonpointer » 17 Nov 2023, 5:45 pm » wrote: ↑ Growing BACK won't make them #1 again.
They pissed that away pushing perversion.
And I am familiar with each of those cities. Are you saying being a queer beer DOESN'T matter in those cities, or does?
Okay, I can get with that. Bud light CAN sell in those markets if it's cheaper than the swill in the next can.impartialobserver » 17 Nov 2023, 5:52 pm » wrote: ↑ It is my experience that those in the cities who drink Bud Light do so because of price and availability. When a 12 oz. bud Light is $1.99 and a Sam Adams Boston Lager is $5.99 for the same size.. Bud Light wins out. Having been out and about lately.. I have not seen any cans or marketing material with this trans stuff on it.
Does Soros's finger stink?
Wouldn't be surprised. But he mostly focuses on politics. There are other shmozen who do the entertainment side.
good.Skans » 16 Nov 2023, 3:49 pm » wrote: ↑ Anheuser-Busch’s US marketing chief, Benoit Garbe, will resign because America still thinks of Bud Light as QUEER BEER. Garbe said he “will be resigning at the end of the year in order to embark on a new chapter in his career” - probably promoting Queer Beer in a more queer friendly location. Yes, Benoit, the "*** from France" is no longer going to be marketing the so-called "all American Beer" to queers.ANOTHER HARVARD GRADUATEWHO **** UP Now, I just want to know when is that ****-sucker, Brendan Whitworth, A-B's CEO, going to resign!!!
Jesus.... those are gayer than Bud Light.....
Yeah, no.
Cannonpointer » 17 Nov 2023, 7:49 pm » wrote: ↑ Yeah, no.
They're not.
MGD maybe - MAYBE - is good for a handy.
It's MAYBE hand job gay.
Bud light is full on rim job, finger job, the old -in-out, up the pole and down the pole, cream-filled hershey-squirts, bareback susan with the cowboy hat, roll me over in the clover, foreign object penetration, now-get-up-and-make-me-a-****-sandwich-you-you-little-bottom-*******, I-am-staying-the-night-and-you-are-cooking-me-breakfast, let's-go-flounce-in-front-of-school-kids gay.
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