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[Shallow]

I guess I am not an average man. I very seldom cry.

 

[BEER]

[h=1]Eight Thing You Didn't Know About Beer[/h]

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  After tea, beer is the most popular beverage around the globe. Technically water is the most consumed beverage worldwide, but in terms of drinks you have to produce, is number one and beer is number two. Who hasn't been tempted to join him when Captain Picard utters the words "Tea, Earl Grey, hot"?
  
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  With over 400 types of beer, Belgium has the most individual beer brands in the world. Belgium produces some of the most recognizable beers in the world, and those beers are often served in specialized designed to highlight the special flavors in each brew. Exotic barware also works to add a sense of occasion to any event and cement the brand in your mind. Stella Artois, for example, is traditionally served in a classic Stella Chalice. Beer isn't all Belgium has going for it, of course; they're also known for their .
  
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  In Japan, beer is sold in vending machines. Beer can also be purchased from street vendors and in train stations as well as in grocery stores and restaurants. The Japanese are nearly as famous for their specialty vending machines as they are for their electronics. Brands like and continue to dominate the market.
  
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  Cenosillicaphobia is the fear of an empty beer glass. Do your guests, and yourself, a favor and never find out who suffers from this malady. Stock up on and tasty beverages to fill them with and your house will always be a popular hangout.
  
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  The Pilgrims made an unscheduled stop at Plymouth Rock because they were low on beer.According to a passenger of the Mayflower, as recorded in a diary, the ship stopped at Plymouth Rock rather than continuing on to Virginia as planned due to a lack of beer on the ship. You never know what might turn out to be fascinating information, so grab a and start recording your day-to-day experiences and thoughts.
  
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  Tailgate parties are fueled by beer. In the week surrounding the Super Bowl, approximately 51.7 million cases of beer will be sold. Averaged out over the length of a football game, that's just over 300 million beers to be consumed each hour of the game. Make sure to soak some of it up with so you'll be awake for the end of the game.
  
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  George Washington liked beer. He is reported to have had his own brew house on the grounds of Mount Vernon and to have a particular fondness for porter. If you want to follow in the footsteps of a founding father, you can try your hand at ; home-brewing kits have made it much easier than it was in the 1700s.
  
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  The first beer cans were produced in 1935. Since their inception in the 1930s, beer cans have become ubiquitous. Not only are they unbreakable, so you can take them camping, but they stack in coolers, so they're easily transportable. Thought that was the peak of beer can innovation? Think again. Cans exist today that change color to alert you when your beer is perfectly chilled, and cans can even be used as to flavor foods as they cook (try placing an open beer can inside a whole chicken standing up on the grill)
  

 

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[AMd'MAN]

They are going public and wonder if investors know this?.

 

[Blubber]

I am afraid to ask what chocolate means.

 

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[Bubba]

In luvvvvvvvvvvvvvve


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[Guido]

Amazing facts. I don't know if they are true so don't pm me.

100 amazing & unknown facts!# Our eyes remain the same size from birth onward, but our nose and ears never stop growing.
# The Barbie doll’s full name is Barbara Millicent Roberts.
# The Mona Lisa has no eyebrows.
# Ants never sleep!
# When the moon is directly overhead, you will weigh slightly less.
# Alexander Graham Bell, the inventor of the telephone, never called his wife or mother because they were both deaf.
# An ostrich’s eye is bigger than its brain.
# “I Am” is the shortest complete sentence in the English language.
# Babies are born without knee caps – actually, they’re made of cartilage and the bone hardens between the ages of 2 and 6 years.
# Happy Birthday (the song) is copyrighted.​

 

[tboy]

i new about the happy birthday song, whenever it is sung in a movie you see it listed in the credits and yes, a royalty is paid to the owner....same as when it is ever sang at an official event, like marilyn monroe sang to kennedy, the owners were paid......

i live on a river, there IS a duck watching me....fucking bastard lol.....

baby knee caps: my chiropractor told me that a child can bend backwards as far as they can bend forwards until....10? because the discs in the back haven't completely formed yet......or something like that.....

 

[tboy]

as for the michael jackson one, i was watching a dvd the other day and saw the 5 yrs imprisonment fbi warning thing.....which brought to mind the guy who was selling handguns to undercover rcmp officers who only got 4 yrs......something is definitely wrong with our society when it is more of a crime to play a dvd in public than distribute illegal handguns.....

 

[TINY]

Britney has cellulites :shocking:

 

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This is what the skull looks like prior to your adult teeth coming in.