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[Kirby23590]

7402

[Listen1]

7403 bottles of rum on the wall, 7403 bottles of rum.
Take one down, pass it around, next person says 7404 bottles of beer on the wall...

[mabor0shi]

7403 bottles of rum on the wall, 7403 bottles of rum.
Take one down, pass it around, next person says 7404 bottles of beer on the wall...

7404 bottles of beer on the wall...

[NeverPire]

7405 bottles of Orval on the wall, 7405 bottles of Orval.
Take one down, pass it around, next person says 7406 bottles of "your favourite alcohol"...

[mabor0shi]

7406 bottles of "your favourite alcohol"...

[Listen1]

7407 bottles of Jack Daniels Honey on the wall, 7407 bottles of Jack Daniels Honey...

[mabor0shi]

7407 bottles of Jack Daniels Honey on the wall, 7407 bottles of Jack Daniels Honey...

What is the drink of Brazil? Actually, everybody say what is the unofficial drink of where they live. Where I live it would probably be... 40oz of Steel Reserve. 7408 bottles sold per day.

[gipothegip]

I live in Utah, we're famous for our watered down beer.

We do however have several distileries and wineries now. Sales at the state liquor store are up as well. Our alcohol industry is expanding, so maybe one day watered down beer won't be our specialty

It might be 7409 days before that happens though.

[mabor0shi]

Where y'all go? Too busy celebrating Guru Nanak Gurpurab to post here?
7410

[JimJammer89]

No, just tirelessly slamming away at a slowly disintegrating laptop, spewing forth essays on random literature related subjects.

Also, the unofficial drink of where I live is either Budweiser or Coors Lite, with Lone Star being the go-to cheap stuff. I can't say for certain, though, since I've never tried beer, despite with the 7411 times I've seen the stuff.

[mabor0shi]

That's what I love about you, Jim.
I have met 7,412 humans and animals named Jim, but none like you.

[Listen1]

What is the drink of Brazil? Actually, everybody say what is the unofficial drink of where they live.

Brazil in general I would say the "Cachaça", it's a distilled liquor made from sugar cane that can easily make one drunk in a taste. It's also the main ingredient of the Famous "Caipirinha".

In my region, Draft bear is the law. My city has 40.000 inhabitants and 3 microbrewaries. My favorite being Blauer Berg (https://translate.google.com.br/translate?hl=pt-BR&sl=pt&tl=en&u=http%3A%2F%2Fblauerberg.com.br%2Fproduto.php) Google translate from their website.

[NeverPire]

I live in Belgium and we produce not less than 1500 different beers in 250 breweries spread across the country. We export 1107346900 liters of beer per year. Taste one and you will come back 7414 times to Belgium to enjoy our beer culture

[Listen1]

I live in Belgium and we produce not less than 1500 different beers in 250 breweries spread across the country. We export 1107346900 liters of beer per year. Taste one and you will come back 7414 times to Belgium to enjoy our beer culture

That is something I'd love to do. How is belgium in relation to tourists? Easy to find english speakers and to drive in?  I'm planning a drive through Europe in 2020, and since I want to visit the Netherlands and Denmark, Beligum seems a nice starting spot.

I need to save at least 7415 Euros for that trip

[dburgdorf]

And now, back to LEGOs....



Where we've apparently moved on to sets based on generic early Twentieth Century adventure films.