>>>>>>>>My kids like weird beers. For me, if not Coors Light, I could drink Sam Adams Summer Ale. But even this one is a bit too "heavy" for me. I like some Belgium beers (e.g. Palm, Stella Artois). With sushi I like Japanese beers (e.g. Sapporo).
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>>>>>>>Ah, Sapporo. It was such a nostalgia hit when I tasted it - exactly the taste of our local beer as it was in the seventies :). Which doesn't exist anymore. The brewery is still there, didn't move since 1745 (that's 20 years before Guinness), but they aren't making any beer for the last couple of decades. The logic of robber barons of so-called transition pushed it into debt so someone could buy it cheap and then strip it of machinery and keep the prime real estate - smack downtown, facing the river.
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>>>>>>>>But in general I am a very light beer drinker.
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>>>>>>>Then I'm a rather dark one :).
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>>>>>>Sapporo is the beer that unite us, the light and the dark drinkers :)
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>>>>>You mean that it is like The Force?
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>>>>Once upon a time we had a FoxTools Forever and Dark Beer club on UT :).
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>>>Ah beer. Finally a serious discussion .
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>>Last night I went to the Bruins (hockey) game in Boston. They had a new (at least I never tried it) beer: Lagunitas. I tried it. I thought (by the name) it was a Mexican beer. But this morning I looked them up and they are a California company, a subsidiary of Heineken. So, my knowledge of beer is getting richer. I know I should be putting more into learning the .NET but .. :)
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>A few beers do help when trying to understand NET imo.

Sounds like a beer marketing ploy :)