Beer And Beer Drinking

[Mr. Tea]

@catalog

 

[version]

 

[shakahislop]

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that's the best thing he's ever done

 

[Mr. Tea]

 

[luka]

hes got nothing on the australian prime minister bob hawke who literally held the world record for sculling a yard glass

 

[luka]

 

[luka]

Bob Hawke skulls a beer at the SCG Australia vs India Jan 4 2012- 1 for the country

Bob Hawke skulls a beer without hesitation at the SCG Jan 4 2012.

www.youtube.com

 

[version]

hes got nothing on the australian prime minister bob hawke who literally held the world record for sculling a yard glass

Yeah, someone complaining about Macron slowly downing one beer.

 

[Mr. Tea]

hes got nothing on the australian prime minister bob hawke who literally held the world record for sculling a yard glass

He is a French, though. You have to make allowances.

 

[Mr. Tea]

Hawke's yard-of-ale glass is still on display in the Turf Tavern in Oxford, I think.

 

[Leo]

Toxic masculinity! Cuz he guzzled a beer with a rugby team!

JFC.

 

[version]

World's gone mad, Leo.

 

[Leo]

Seriously. That's what gets considered toxic masculinity now? What a load of horseshit.

 

[luka]

the silliest part is no one even beleives it, it's just a game they play

 

[Mr. Tea]

Seriously. That's what gets considered toxic masculinity now? What a load of horseshit.

As is so often the case, it was originally a phrase that described a real thing and had some value as such - fuck knows, we've had a shining example of it on this very forum just recently - but has been rendered meaningless by this kind of nonsense.

 

[version]

"The choice of Corona beer – favourite drink of the late rightwing president Jacques Chirac – led to comments about whether Macron was using it to make overtures to the right, or whether, after accusations that he is out of touch, he was trying to show he was a man of the people."

 

[Mr. Tea]

"The choice of Corona beer – favourite drink of the late rightwing president Jacques Chirac – led to comments about whether Macron was using it to make overtures to the right, or whether, after accusations that he is out of touch, he was trying to show he was a man of the people."

Of course possibilities such as "he just likes it" or "it was all they had" can be disregarded as wildly improbable.

 

[version]

It was a single Green MP tweeting about toxic masculinity, but the press obviously ran with it because it winds people up.

 

[version]

the silliest part is no one even beleives it, it's just a game they play

A lot of stuff feels like this these days.

 

[Clinamenic]

I've gotten used to ordering a "pint" at "pubs" and now I must reacclimatize to ordering a "Bunny with a Chainsaw IPA" at "bars."