September 12, 200719 yr "Pat, let's go catch the Cats' game and throw back a few brewskies." If you had some lemonade to mix with the brews he SO would have been in...
September 12, 200719 yr "Pat, let's go catch the Cats' game and throw back a few brewskies." "Man, I'd love to, but I've got a lot of dusting to do." :lol:
September 12, 200719 yr If you had some lemonade to mix with the brews he SO would have been in... This actually may be more dead on...
September 12, 200719 yr This actually may be more dead on... Nope. He actually drinks some concoction that is half lemonade and half beer... :scared:
September 12, 200719 yr Nope. He actually drinks some concoction that is half lemonade and half beer... :scared: Per wikipedia.... When mixed, lemonade and beer produce a shandy or a portagaff SHANDY - Shandy (also radler or panaché) is beer flavoured with lemonade or another soft drink. Lemonade-based shandies are more common in Europe, and ginger ale is more commonly used in North America and the Caribbean. The proportions of the two ingredients are adjusted to taste, normally half-and-half, although shandy sold canned or bottled is typically much weaker, around one part beer to ten parts lemonade. The dilution (and thus reduced alcohol content) of some packaged shandy may make it exempt from laws regarding distribution of alcoholic beverages, in some jurisdictions Cincinnati - A concoction of 1/3 white soda (i.e. Sprite or 7 Up) and 2/3 beer (lager or pilsner0.
September 12, 200719 yr ^ can alcohol not be discussed?We have younger readers on here and the topic is pizza and not alcohol. The discussion is getting a little excessive. So let's get back to the topic.
September 12, 200719 yr That looks like the box for a thin crust pizza, and if so, I'm appalled . . .
September 12, 200719 yr Author If you had some lemonade to mix with the brews he SO would have been in... You know it. But seriously, my pizza is better off without the grease on this napkin...
September 12, 200719 yr Well, we must differ here, I am from New York, and to me there is only one style of pizza.....the one below is from arguably New York's most popular pizzaeria (Ray's).....my favorite...
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