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My New Beer
Even the casual reader will know that from my pabst past posts that I’ve mentioned that I like to drink beer. Well this here post is more to the point. Roll out a barrel and lend me an ear.
I like beer.
Having said that, the more in-tuned reader will know that when I do drink beer, I prefer an Ice cold, refreshing, 7-pack of Pabst Blue Ribbon. I’ve drunk it for years. Oh sure, I’ve had other beers and I’m not one of those hard core douches that bitches when, for some reason or another, a random watering hole doesn’t serve it. If that’s the case, I usually change my mind and show my passive-aggressive side by just ordering a grasshopper (only bartenders will get that joke), to show my disgust of such a hellhole establishment. For the record, I’ve never had a grasshopper served to me. When local patrons get word what I ordered, I’m asked to leave. That’s how it is up here in the frozen tundra.
Recently I’ve switched beers. Yep. I mentioned my “coming out party”, if you will, on one of MadBrads great weekend movie posts. I know you were all on pins and needles waiting to know. Heck, I even heard a rumor there was money being exchanged on betting what beer I would move to. Those days of refreshing, ice cold 12oz cans or bottles of Pabst Blue Ribbon are behind me. I’ve moved on. People move on. If I’ve learned anything in life it is that the only constant in life is change. Heck, if you can name a song artist, chances are they sang a song about change.
Bob Dylan- I Feel A Change Comin’ On
Pam Tillis- Life Sure Has Changed Around Us
Judas Priest- Victim of Changes
Eric Clapton- Change the World
Ray Charles- Don’t Change On Me
Well, you get the idea. Change happens. Change is the one constant in life. Summer always changes into Fall, Winter always changes into Spring. Bman changes beer. Everything changes. Everything changes.
Well, without further ado, I present my new beer.
Yep. It’s 16oz from here on out. I would like to give a shout-out to Rite Spot Liquors in town. They are the only establishment that I’ve found that sells the 16oz cans of cool, refreshing, clean, PBR’s.
Source: http://therealrevo.com/blog/?p=158619
