Sex work involving circumcised males falsifies evolution while proving Jesus to be a Mithra copycat!

[Shadow Wolf]

I need to get started on my writing project that is like a Letter to a Christian Nation, but not based on an academic a priori knowledge of the subject. Instead it's based on a bonafide a posteriori knowledge of the Bible Thumpers and MidWest life.

 

[Secret Chief]

cheers

a good taste (which alcohol-free beer cannot really manage)

I agree on the former but not on the latter (unsurprisingly). A subjective thing of course.

the gentle sense of warmth, relaxation and mild loosening of the tongue that is such a boon at any social gathering where drinks are served.

The point to me was only ever the taste. In fact, the alcohol aspect used to be rather annoying since it restricted how much I could drink - particularly single malts, wines and some beers (my favourite was Buxton Yellow Belly - an 11% beauty).

 

[Meow Mix]

The same as for any alcoholic drink: a good taste (which alcohol-free beer cannot really manage) and the gentle sense of warmth, relaxation and mild loosening of the tongue that is such a boon at any social gathering where drinks are served.

Beer hurts my stomach and tastes like swill (to me). If I’m out, it’s whiskey.

 

[Secret Chief]

Sex blood magic involving socialist circumcised males falsifies theistic evolution and young earth creationism while proving Jesus to be a Lemurian starseed as spoken of by the prophet Bahaullah when he commissioned Krishna to combat gay feminist war agendas during the Bush Jr administration as part of the Scientology illuminati conspiracy under the veil of a reincarnated Lenin

Logical fallacy of incomplete comparison.

 

[Secret Chief]

tastes like swill

That's it, you're on Ignore now.

 

[exchemist]

Beer hurts my stomach and tastes like swill (to me). If I’m out, it’s whiskey.

I don't drink that, but I do drink whisky. But in small quantities, as I have to count my units these days.

My wife didn't drink beer either. She was brought up on Medoc. Being married to her I learnt enough about Bordeaux to get by in French society - and I now have a decent collection in the cellar. But now that my son has turned 18 we can discuss beer again, which is nice.

Talking of spirits, he and I had a very nice 'Ti Punch tonight as an aperitif - something I was introduced to in Martinique, and again in La Reunion. Very good in summer. But you need real rhum agricole for it. I once tried it with Bacardi and it was awful.