"Bob Crantz" wrote in message

Coors bought Molson -ahahahahahahahahaaaa!!!!

Coors!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

aaahaaahahahahahahahahahahaaaahahahahahahaaaa!!!!

It's a desperate act from a desperate company attempting to find out the
secret of beer making.

CM

"Capt.Mooron" wrote in message
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"Bob Crantz" wrote in message

Coors bought Molson -ahahahahahahahahaaaa!!!!

Coors!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

aaahaaahahahahahahahahahahaaaahahahahahahaaaa!!!!

It's a desperate act from a desperate company attempting to find out the
secret of beer making.

CM

What's funny is that the Coors factory is surrounded by sewage treatment
plants (more plants than in all of NS). I have ocassion to drive through the
tunnel on the south side of the plant. I lay on my air horns (three trumpet
no less!) while in the tunnel, if there's an employee in there they jump ten
feet into the air.

The locals pronounce it "Coo-wers", it rhymes with sewers. I haven't had a
Coors since 1981, I've forgotten what is tastes like.

Moosehead is one of my favorite mass produced beers.

Do you like single malts?

Glory!

"Bob Crantz" wrote in message
What's funny is that the Coors factory is surrounded by sewage treatment
plants (more plants than in all of NS). I have ocassion to drive through
the tunnel on the south side of the plant. I lay on my air horns (three
trumpet no less!) while in the tunnel, if there's an employee in there
they jump ten feet into the air.

The locals pronounce it "Coo-wers", it rhymes with sewers. I haven't had a
Coors since 1981, I've forgotten what is tastes like.

I believe it can best be described as the residue squeezed from a rag used
to wipe the tavern tables after last call... :-)

Moosehead is one of my favorite mass produced beers.

I'm not a big fan of Moosehead but I understand the company is excellent to
work for and the employees take great pride in their product and their
company.

Do you like single malts?

Oh Yes.... I've often taken a "Tour of Scotland" at the local pubs sampling
every single malt they have. We have a nice single malt produced here in
Cape Breton. They are seeking to be included in the Scottish Single Malt
Association but are facing difficulties due to the 'Closed Door' attitude of
the ancient established breweries. A nice highland single malt is always a
welcomed treat.... no ice and maybe a splash of ditilled water to release
the aroma.

CM

"Capt.Mooron" wrote in message
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"Bob Crantz" wrote in message
What's funny is that the Coors factory is surrounded by sewage treatment
plants (more plants than in all of NS). I have ocassion to drive through
the tunnel on the south side of the plant. I lay on my air horns (three
trumpet no less!) while in the tunnel, if there's an employee in there
they jump ten feet into the air.

The locals pronounce it "Coo-wers", it rhymes with sewers. I haven't had
a Coors since 1981, I've forgotten what is tastes like.

I believe it can best be described as the residue squeezed from a rag used
to wipe the tavern tables after last call... :-)

Moosehead is one of my favorite mass produced beers.

I'm not a big fan of Moosehead but I understand the company is excellent
to work for and the employees take great pride in their product and their
company.

Do you like single malts?

Oh Yes.... I've often taken a "Tour of Scotland" at the local pubs
sampling every single malt they have. We have a nice single malt produced
here in Cape Breton. They are seeking to be included in the Scottish
Single Malt Association but are facing difficulties due to the 'Closed
Door' attitude of the ancient established breweries. A nice highland
single malt is always a welcomed treat.... no ice and maybe a splash of
ditilled water to release the aroma.



You obviously know how to drink your single malts!

Amen!

"Capt.Mooron" wrote in message
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A nice highland single malt is always a
welcomed treat.... no ice and maybe a splash of ditilled water to release
the aroma.

. . . and deaden the flavor.

Max

"Capt.Mooron" wrote in message
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"Bob Crantz" wrote in message
What's funny is that the Coors factory is surrounded by sewage treatment
plants (more plants than in all of NS). I have ocassion to drive through
the tunnel on the south side of the plant. I lay on my air horns (three
trumpet no less!) while in the tunnel, if there's an employee in there
they jump ten feet into the air.

The locals pronounce it "Coo-wers", it rhymes with sewers. I haven't had
a Coors since 1981, I've forgotten what is tastes like.

I believe it can best be described as the residue squeezed from a rag used
to wipe the tavern tables after last call... :-)

Moosehead is one of my favorite mass produced beers.

I'm not a big fan of Moosehead but I understand the company is excellent
to work for and the employees take great pride in their product and their
company.

Do you like single malts?

Oh Yes.... I've often taken a "Tour of Scotland" at the local pubs
sampling every single malt they have. We have a nice single malt produced
here in Cape Breton. They are seeking to be included in the Scottish
Single Malt Association but are facing difficulties due to the 'Closed
Door' attitude of the ancient established breweries.

Clearly Mooron is confusing scotch with beer (not unexpected). Beer is
brewed--scotch is distilled in *distilleries.*

Max

"Capt.Mooron" wrote in message
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"Bob Crantz" wrote in message

Coors bought Molson -ahahahahahahahahaaaa!!!!

Coors!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

aaahaaahahahahahahahahahahaaaahahahahahahaaaa!!!!

It's a desperate act from a desperate company attempting to find out the
secret of beer making.

They sure as hell won't find it from Molson.

Max