It may be owned by a foreign company, but the same recipe is being used. Well, until very recently when different styles of budweiser have come out. Ownership has nothing to do with it, think about recipe and history. Let's not try to get out of it by technicality, alone.
In America, it is illegal to call anything beer that has a reasonable percentage of alcohol.
This line says it all, and the bolded out part indeed. "reasonable" is a word that is of perspective alone. If you're going to attempt to make fun of something, at least use amounts, instead of personal perspectives.
Talk about generalization. That's like a bicyclist saying they use a bike to enjoy the weather and get to work, where if you drive a car you just want to kill people.
The only beer taste that has to grow on you are American "major" brews such as budweiser, coors, and a couple of others. It's just a way for people to accept it's bad flavor and dumb it down in their brain.
Aside from that, I've tasted beers that taste better than food itself!
black holes aren't fictitious, purely mathematical constructs.
Look in the center of your own galaxy. It's not even that complex, it's just an out of control gravity well that drags complex matter in and crushes it down to it's minimal components. (radiation) It's not much more complex than that.
Wait.. okay.. this whole threads starting to become hilarious. If you don't drive over the speed limit, you should have your license taken away? *lol*
You should drive the speed limit, and not be a douchebag. If you blow past me as I'm doing the speed limit, your doing something illegal. You should have your license taken away.
In some cases, morality comes into play as well. Sure, I could afford to drive a truck with a lift and 50 inch tires, and get 9 MPG but there's one thing stopping me. I know I'm not good enough in this planet to be dumping that much toxin into the environment. (que the tree-hugger bullshit) For 5-10% of the population, morality takes place in these decisions as well. If I'm wrong on the percentage and it's more, that's a good thing. I'm being realistic, however.
This post alone is a great poster child to why the whole electric car thing hasn't taken off yet. It doesn't have to be cheaper than what you have, it has to be more common sense. Notice the GP didn't say it was cheaper, they said "with a range of around 50-100 miles as long as it's clearly priced and marketed as a supplementary vehicle".
Nowhere there does it say it's cheaper than a gasoline car.
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It may be owned by a foreign company, but the same recipe is being used. Well, until very recently when different styles of budweiser have come out. Ownership has nothing to do with it, think about recipe and history. Let's not try to get out of it by technicality, alone.
Microbrews are the only savior, in America.
In America, it is illegal to call anything beer that has a reasonable percentage of alcohol.
This line says it all, and the bolded out part indeed. "reasonable" is a word that is of perspective alone. If you're going to attempt to make fun of something, at least use amounts, instead of personal perspectives.
Considering brew your own is legal in most countries where beer is legal and you can avoid the tax, be your own nano-brewery.
It also requires you to do quite a bit of work, for one specific purpose: alcohol.
What about the kids, wife, and chores? Oh, wait...
He's referring to something that certain women do.
So, it's a passive way to attempt to poke fun. It didn't work, but it was an attempt.
(insert rhetorical rebuttal in reverse of what was just said, yet a very personal choice but spoken as a global truth)
Talk about generalization.
That's like a bicyclist saying they use a bike to enjoy the weather and get to work, where if you drive a car you just want to kill people.
Nice passive aggressive way to try and "prove" beer doesn't taste good.
The only beer taste that has to grow on you are American "major" brews such as budweiser, coors, and a couple of others. It's just a way for people to accept it's bad flavor and dumb it down in their brain.
Aside from that, I've tasted beers that taste better than food itself!
I want to live in the world where crap tastes like that...
and without style.
black holes aren't fictitious, purely mathematical constructs.
Look in the center of your own galaxy. It's not even that complex, it's just an out of control gravity well that drags complex matter in and crushes it down to it's minimal components. (radiation) It's not much more complex than that.
But a black hole is a barrier where stuff can go in, but nothing can come out.
Stuff comes out... that's what the jets are.
It's broken down into very basic radiation. Not sure why this seems to always be overlooked by people...
That's the one thing I hate about theoretical science... think it up, and change it to fit a blank "unknown" until it's actually known what is there.
Don't be a faggot. Not knowing something does not equal flamebait.
You = believe in your own speed limit.
Everyone else = Telling you not to drive over the speed limit.
Which is wrong?
Wait.. okay.. this whole threads starting to become hilarious.
If you don't drive over the speed limit, you should have your license taken away?
*lol*
You should drive the speed limit, and not be a douchebag. If you blow past me as I'm doing the speed limit, your doing something illegal. You should have your license taken away.
30 minute breaks? Does it take that much effort to drive your car?
I can drive my Prius 4-6 hours without a break, and still have no problem... hell, my car IS a break.
I've traveled from Maryland to California in the lower states, and most states are 65.
Texas is different. (in many ways)
Lanes: learn how to use them.
There's nothing wrong with doing 60 on a major highway. It's a speed limit, not tha minimum posted speed.
wait.. 50,000 for a midgrade and 100,000 for the roadster makes you a rich son of a bitch?
You realllllly need to evaluate what rich is, my friend.
3 hours of driving at 60 mph on the highway (which is dangerous IMO)
I should inform most of the people in the right-hand lane of your concern.
I'll get back to yoiu.
In some cases, morality comes into play as well.
Sure, I could afford to drive a truck with a lift and 50 inch tires, and get 9 MPG but there's one thing stopping me. I know I'm not good enough in this planet to be dumping that much toxin into the environment. (que the tree-hugger bullshit)
For 5-10% of the population, morality takes place in these decisions as well. If I'm wrong on the percentage and it's more, that's a good thing. I'm being realistic, however.
Is it? That's the question to ask.
by "green movement" do you mean strapping shit to the intake & exhaust to keep the bad stuff from dumping out?
This post alone is a great poster child to why the whole electric car thing hasn't taken off yet.
It doesn't have to be cheaper than what you have, it has to be more common sense. Notice the GP didn't say it was cheaper, they said "with a range of around 50-100 miles as long as it's clearly priced and marketed as a supplementary vehicle".
Nowhere there does it say it's cheaper than a gasoline car.