Going out cost to damn much
LMAO

Right on
Atleast you got your priorities straight Morebass

again

i prefer to stay in. that way, no need to figure out how to get home
when i shouldn't be driving...

geeze is he named after the beer or the beer named after him

MoreBass or is it Bass

I know...That's why I seldom do...BUT Stace and I had to have one last
hurrah cause she is leaving tomorrow....AND BOY did we do it up
good!!!!!!!

No doubt
NOthing like drinking for hours then getting into your car and trying to
drive only to get so far down the road and look up and think

"WOAH I'M DRIVING"

haha neither. i'm named after the instrument i play...

EAT?
<--smacks head
I knew I forgot to do something
LMAO

The Bass & Co Brewery was established by William Bass in 1777 and was
one of the first breweries in Burton upon Trent. Early in the company's
history, Bass was exporting bottled beer around the world with the
Baltic trade being supplied through the port of Hull. Growing demand led
to the building of a second brewery in Burton upon Trent in 1799 by
Michael Bass, the founder's son. The water produced from boreholes in
the locality became popular with brewers, with 30 different breweries
operating in the mid 19th centuries.

By the end of the 20th century, following decades of closures and
consolidation, Bass was left with one of the two large breweries
remaining in the town. It also had substantial holdings in hotels, now
owned by InterContinental Hotels Group (IHG).

Over the years of its ascendancy, Bass maintained its dominance in the
UK market by the acquisition of other brewers such as Mitchells &
Butlers (1961), Charringtons (1967) and William Stones Ltd (1968) (with
the overall company being known as Bass, Mitchells and Butlers or Bass
Charrington at various times). The Mitchells and Butlers name lives on
as the company that retained the licensed retail outlet business when it
was separated from the Six Continents PLC company (the successor to Bass
PLC) in 2003.

who drinks guinness (snuggles, i think you do...)

and by guinness i mean yuengling...maybe i should go to bed...

wow after reading that I need a beer, and a bath.......so save me a beer
I will be back........

I use to man
I can't drink it any more
IT's to damn thick
One of if not the best dark beers there are though
Although I do particicpate in the guiness toast every year

You got it Snuggle

Chucks Chris a bunch of of bananas, then rushes off again

NO SHE WON'T SHE WILL BE VERY BUSY,,,,,HA,,,HA HEE
HEE,,,lol

HEy Morebass
You ever had Harp
It's a lager made by Guiness

DAMNIT TOM
WTH IS WITH YOU AND THOSE BANANAS?
LMAO

More singing


Now everybody’s died
So until our tears are dried
We’ll drink and drink and drink and drink
And then we’ll drink some more
We’ll dance and sing and fight
Until the early morning light
Then we’ll throw up, pass out, wake up and then go drinking once again

Kenny was killed in Kilkenny and Claire, she died in Clare
Tip from Tipperary died out in the Derry air
Shannon jumped into the River Shannon back in June
Ernie fell into the Erne, and Tom is in the Toome

“Cleanliness is godliness,” me Uncle Pat would sing
He broke his neck a’slippin’ on a bar of Irish Spring
O’Grady, he was 80, though his bride was just a pup
He died upon the honeymoon when she got his Irish up

harp is another fantabulous beer. my friend and i go to this irish pub
in philly, and he always orders this weird, fruity german beer. i swear,
its fruit salad that will rip you up. i prefer to stick to my guinness
and harp and whiskey.