Most people mean the cheap macro beers not micro brews when they describe them as piss-like.
Bud
Coors
Miller
PBR
Schlitz
etc...
and anything else that is piss colored, dead in the can, and has a very poor flavor would fit in that category. Hell, most any canned American beer would, as far as I know.
I have zero idea what piss actually tastes like but the American macro brews are the worst creations in the beer world EVER!
Beer Pong? Never heard of it.
[Edited on Oct 20, 2005 by EnfantTerrible]
What the fuck are you, a communist or something? Anyway Schlitz isn't even beer, it's malt liquor, aka sweet beautiful ambrosia.
Schlitz also makes beer, and it's only $5.29 a twelve pack at the local grocery. It was a local (San Antonio) brewery for awhile, butPabst owns the Schlitz name now.
But I do like the Schlitz malt liquor bull. More bang for the buck.
A rugby buddy from Yorkshire once scoffed at me when I ordered a can of Schlitz at the bar, I replied "Hey, it's the beer that made Milwaukee famous! Just the kiss of the hops!" (Their motto on the cans)
"THAT's the problem," he said, "I want the whole fuckin' SHAG of the hops!"
Shalome said:
Anheuser-Busch, brewers of American beers such as Natural Light, Michelob, Busch, and Budweiser, was shocked, absolutely shocked to find out that irresponsible ruffians were using the Budweiser promotional game "Bud Pong" with alcohol instead of water!
The No. 1 U.S. brewer has been promoting Bud Pong competitions since July, supplying tables, balls and glasses to wholesalers across the United States.
Players on one team try to sink a ball into another team's liquid-filled cups. If successful, the opposing team must drink.
Anheuser-Busch says the game's instructions called for water to be consumed during play, not beer, which is the company's main product.
"It has come to our attention that despite our explicit guidelines, there may have been instances where this promotion was not carried out in the manner it was intended," Anheuser-Busch spokeswoman Francine Katz said in a statement Tuesday.
Katz says the promotion was meant to provide a fun activity at bars.
"However as a company that has invested more than $500 million to promote responsible consumption among adults and to discourage abuse, we believe it is important that our intentions with Bud Pong not be misperceived. While we will continue to bring interactive promotions to bars and taverns for those of legal drinking age, we are ending Bud Pong."
How dare these idiots play a brewery-branded game at a bar that serves said brewery's products while consuming alcohol! It's absolutely inconceivable how one could come to the conclusion that beer would be an acceptable substitute for water in such a situation!
Personally, I'm appalled at the stupidity of those who chose to drink Budweiser products in direct opposition to the published rules of the game. How ignorant! How uncouth! How... brainwashed by marketing! Oh... wait...
This must be one of those drinking games for people who want to quench their thirst.
bean
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OCT 21, 2005 12:07 PM