depends on who you are inviting, however, its likely the Corona and Lone Star drinkers won’t be showing up.
oh, and wow, Shiner Bock.
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depends on who you are inviting, however, its likely the Corona and Lone Star drinkers won’t be showing up.
oh, and wow, Shiner Bock.
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WHAT! No Schlitz!!!!! No PBR??????? Oh that’s right we don’t have TV yet……..
PBR is there, it’s just below the bottom line for turnout. If you look really carefully below the line you can see it.
I noticed no high gravity beers. But hey after a few high gravity beers might be hard to get polling numbers that make any sense.
maybe they are under “Any Microbrew”.
It was just joking……….If you have to explain the joke…………
One question: Where is the liquor?
I don’t often drink but when I do… apparently I like extremely partisan beer. Given a choice of those on the chart I’d go for a Shiner Bock or a Heineken.
Labatt Blue? Must be an outlier. But clearly this election is going to turn on “Henry Weinhards,” which is either a beer or a pun.
Yeah, that one was curious. It is a Portland label with a near national distribution. Tough to find around here (three tiered distribution system maybe). Those Pacific Northwest people probably refused to answer any question that had a party ID label and ended up in the middle. Many of them consider themselves to be Libertarian because guy they knew in college told them that party was for the legalization of weed, man.
You’ll find it this Saturday at the Third Annual Grayson Blues and Brews Festival. Grayson, GA City Park 2p until 7p. http://www.Grayson-BluesandBrews.com. In addition to Henry Weinhard – Pyramid, Widmer, Lazy Magnolia, Goose Island, Monday Night, and dozens more. Hope to see everyone there – well, almost everyone.
And in the upper-most, right-hand corner of the graph (literally off the charts) is what they’re serving at the party in the LDS Fellowship Hall where the marker indicates A&W Root Beer.
I suppose the home brewers are off the chart Republican and high turn out.
well, not this guy. though I am relatively sure he will vote.
http://blog.seattlepi.com/seattlepolitics/2012/08/23/top-secret-obamas-home-brew-recipe/
I ask again, where’s the liquor on this chart?
No one wants to let you near their liquor cabinet, Andre. They are not answering you because they are too polite to tell you so. Now grab a Liney and have a seat.
To hell with them, then. I’ll bring my own liquor; whiskey and 100 proof vodka
Note to self: Do not invite Andre to debate watching party.
With Andre’s traveling bar, it would soon become an Andre watching party more so than a debate watching party.
I can hold my own liquor, tyvm.
Wow, pretty funny. I pretty exclusively only drink Yuengling and the absent from the graph Red Stripe. Hooray for the Total Politicization of Everything in Society! (Save the aforementioned Red Stripe which only hoorays for the beer)
I think this might just be a regional identification chart in the end. Shiner Bock is Texas, Yeungling is South Carolina, Stella Artois is Belgium…
Yuengling is not South Carolina, it is from Pennsylvania. In fact, it is the oldest continuously operated brewery in the US (during Prohibition it brewed a special “medicinal” porter for pregnant mothers). It reached the South a few years ago, but is a mainstay in the mid-Atlantic. It is also my favorite beer and I happen to fit perfectly where it lies on this chart.
I stand corrected.
“I happen to fit perfectly where it lies on this chart”
inside a giant maroon ball of sam adams?
Have the drinking RULES for the debate been established?
Three different games circulating on the interwebs..
http://www.debatedrinking.com
http://www.clotureclub.com/2012/09/our-presidential-debate-drinking-game/
http://www.policymic.com/articles/15661/presidential-debate-drinking-game-latest-polls-show-people-like-booze/236521
I haven’t decided which one I’m going to play. But I really don’t need a debate drinking game to, you know drink. Whenever I’m around political people it seems to come naturally.
Don’t the PP folks have their own drinking game? After all these years… shame.
Yes. It’s very simple:
Constitution:
DRINK!
I usually select the word ‘the’ in my drinking game.
What about Palm for those with their hands out……..
Good grief folks – the important stat is USA owned brewers.
Foreign owned brewers brewing in the US are marginalized too.
Parties have to walk the talk. Break those stats out.
this is why we like to keep several flavors of beer in our fridge. ’cause you never know who is going to show up for something…
@ Andre – I ask again, where’s the liquor on this chart?
A most excellent question. Why sip, sip, sip beer all night and become a dullard? With likker you can slam a couple of stiff pops early on and get it over with or refrain, stay focused, pay attention and near the end of the debate slam a couple of stiff pops and get it over with.
I knew I liked Yuengling
All I want to know is where’s the Ripple or Boone’s Farm?! With hard cider on the chart, discriminating drinkers need our faves on there too, ‘specially if we’re gonna hang in there on the drinking games.
What no Beast?
too drunk to return the survey?
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