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Barb wrote:
I should have taken Tom's advice, I ended up buying a sampler case of Saranac winter beers. It didn't go over too well w/ the Coors light crowd. Aaargh, I'll never fit in! That's always a good thing-then no one will drink your beer! FM |
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Barb wrote: I should have taken Tom's advice, I ended up buying a sampler case of Saranac winter beers. It didn't go over too well w/ the Coors light crowd. Aaargh, I'll never fit in! So they didn't drink it? Why would anyone turn down free beer, especially a Coors Light drinker? Were they scared? Intimidated? How dare beer have color or flavor! Their loss, IMO. _Randal |
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It didn't go over too well w/ the Coors light crowd...
I don't think the proper term for Coors light drinkers is 'crowd'. Although some believe that 'fluther' is the proper term (as in "a fluther of jellyfish"), and some prefer 'fesnyng' (as in "a fesnyng of ferrets"), while others have consigned themselves to the 'lump' bunch (as in "a lump of toads"), the consensus is that it has appropriately devolved to the collective noun 'embarassment', as in "an embarassment of Coors light drinkers." |
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"Douglas W Hoyt" wrote: It didn't go over too well w/ the Coors light crowd... I don't think the proper term for Coors light drinkers is 'crowd'. Although some believe that 'fluther' is the proper term (as in "a fluther of jellyfish"), and some prefer 'fesnyng' (as in "a fesnyng of ferrets"), while others have consigned themselves to the 'lump' bunch (as in "a lump of toads"), the consensus is that it has appropriately devolved to the collective noun 'embarassment', as in "an embarassment of Coors light drinkers." LOL -"a bunch of Fluthering idiots". -- Would thou choose to meet a rat eating dragon, or a dragon, eating rat? The answer of: I am somewhere in the middle. "Me who is part taoist and part Christian". |
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LOL -"a bunch of Fluthering idiots".
I'm sure there is a collective noun here http://www.ojohaven.com/collectives/ that could be appropriated for virtually any beer. For instance, "a rumpus of Rolling Rockers." : |
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