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YAY FOR DEPARTING CO-WORKERS! I have had my fill of Guiness (however the proper spelling is!) and now I'm trying not to make typos as i explain myselfl! WOO!

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Hooray for blit!
Cant imagine what the guiness is like in America-land though. Scores so far for Guiness is as follows:
Ireland = FTW.
England = Frequently Like Cold Coffee.
Australia = Liquified Shit.
It always amazes me how different guiness tastes in different countries. Happily, my local is run by an irishman who imports his from Ireland, and then treats it properly.
Cant imagine what the guiness is like in America-land though. Scores so far for Guiness is as follows:
Ireland = FTW.
England = Frequently Like Cold Coffee.
Australia = Liquified Shit.
It always amazes me how different guiness tastes in different countries. Happily, my local is run by an irishman who imports his from Ireland, and then treats it properly.
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That would be due to it being a many mans drink. As a Salmon Ninja Pirate Gayer you lack the manliness to appreciate its glorycashy wrote:ach. im yet to taste guiness that doesnt taste like dog piss
In all seriousness though, its quite an aquired taste, and 90% of the guiness served in British pubs does, as you say, taste like piss. But as *all* lagers taste like *weak* piss, I find even bad guiness preferable.
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Well, as far as all of you saying what tastes like piss and whatnot, I think you fail to realize that I have to deal with the immense amount of American beer here, in which I'm pretty sure piss is an active ingredient. 
EDIT: And I looked at the Guinness site, and they say the following:
EDIT: And I looked at the Guinness site, and they say the following:
So depending on stoage methods, travel, etc. I'm guess it's the same. I always get it on tap, never from a botttle or a can.All the GUINNESS® sold in the UK, Ireland and North America is brewed in Ireland at the historic St. James’s Gate Brewery in Dublin.
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Transporting must make a hell of a difference then.Nickface wrote:So depending on stoage methods, travel, etc. I'm guess it's the same.All the GUINNESS® sold in the UK, Ireland and North America is brewed in Ireland at the historic St. James’s Gate Brewery in Dublin.
fuck yes, bottles and cans are the work of the devil when it comes to guiness.I always get it on tap, never from a botttle or a can.
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