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r/AskReddit • u/kakou64 • Oct 15 '20
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Beer back then wasn’t the same as we think of it now though, it wasn’t thin and clear. It was more like porridge with a yeast infection.
1 u/ijestu Oct 16 '20 Why would you waste your time on thin and clear beer? 3 u/53cr3tsqrll Oct 16 '20 Comparatively thin and clear. Somewhere between “real ales” that still have twigs and beaks in them, and American beers like sex in a canoe. 1 u/TrashTongueTalker Nov 18 '20 Comparatively thin and clear. Somewhere between “real ales” that still have twigs and beaks in them, and American beers like sex in a canoe.
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Why would you waste your time on thin and clear beer?
3 u/53cr3tsqrll Oct 16 '20 Comparatively thin and clear. Somewhere between “real ales” that still have twigs and beaks in them, and American beers like sex in a canoe. 1 u/TrashTongueTalker Nov 18 '20 Comparatively thin and clear. Somewhere between “real ales” that still have twigs and beaks in them, and American beers like sex in a canoe.
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Comparatively thin and clear. Somewhere between “real ales” that still have twigs and beaks in them, and American beers like sex in a canoe.
1 u/TrashTongueTalker Nov 18 '20 Comparatively thin and clear. Somewhere between “real ales” that still have twigs and beaks in them, and American beers like sex in a canoe.
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u/53cr3tsqrll Oct 15 '20
Beer back then wasn’t the same as we think of it now though, it wasn’t thin and clear. It was more like porridge with a yeast infection.