Hi, Paul, Only my oldest, Anne, is of drinking age. Mind you, this month she turned 21, so she's legal everywhere, now. The night of the blackout, when we ended up drinking free beer at the Jet Fuel Cafe, she got a little tipsy on about 2 beers. I think I'm glad of that. Seems to me that she hasn't built up that tolerance (like her old man! <g>).
I'm only 1/2 joking about Blue, BTW. It's not ~that~ bad, I guess. Truth is, all the beer from the major Canadian breweries (Blue, Canadian, Export, 50) tastes pretty much the same (even though that list includes two "lagers" and two "ales"). Even experts in blind taste tests couldn't tell one from another. If your son likes it, that's fine by me! <g> OTOH, gone are the days that Canadian beer was strong, hearty stuff, and your American beer was weak tasteless garbage. Due to different ways of measuring alcohol content, turns out beers from our two countries are pretty close in alcohol content these days. And, our beer has gotten more bland tasting over the years, so mainstreams from our two countries are closer in taste than they used to be. But, I digress... You have a great Sunday, too, Paul! cheers, frank Paul Stenquist wrote: > Nice bike, Frank. I'm enjoying it quite heartily myself. I find it odd > drinking with my children as well. Of course all of my children are > adults, but it still feels weird. My son, by the way, drinks Blue. I > guess he's sort of an honorary Canuck, eh? <vbg>. > Hope you have a great Sunday. > Paul -- "The optimist thinks this is the best of all possible worlds. The pessimist fears it is true." -J. Robert Oppenheimer
