a mongo frog
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Do you still Fortnite? Heard you were making some bucks doing that.
$2.00 per Gram coming soon
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Coloradoclear
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HaaaaaaaaI used to pay $5/gram, $25-30 a quarter for this. Back 16-17 years ago
reallybigjesusfreak
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hhaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaahaahahhahahahahhahaha
Lucky Luke
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Nobody pays tax's here until you have earnt over 18k. Being a sole trader means I can earn allot more that 18k in invoices and then due to all the lovely tax deductions and rebates and accounting magic be under 18k. No tax payable. Add in the cash that didn't happen and..well we don't tell the tax man about invoices that didn't get written up.
Wife also is a sole trader and paid tax last year and would of this year (hardly any cash for her) so we just bought her a brand new car. That will mean the tax she has already paid this year will be rebated and no tax paid this year and hopefully the next 5 years. id rather pay $100 a week on a car lease than $75 or more in tax.
People don't drink Fosters in Australia, Its not sold in any bottle shops near me or in any pubs I frequent. It is big in England. The poms love the stuff. Taste like watered down cats piss if ya ask me. I don't know of any Australian in Australia that drinks it.
Most the worlds beers are owned by just a handful of companies.
Im a Coopers man (bottle fermentation- cannot beat the flavour IMO) and Hahn drinker.
Lucky Luke
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Boags is a great beer. Its available in England so should be available in America. The Draught beer is the pick. Ive only had a few American beers like Miller and Bud. Didn't think much of them to be honest but im sure that you have much better beers than those.
Australia producers some really nice beers. Give Boags Draught a try. Its a fresh hoppy kinda sweet beer with a nice full bodied true draught flavour. (and made 100klm from me with hops grown whithen 100 or so klm of them). Chill glass it before drinking.
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Roger A. Shrubber
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i know it's a joke, but American beer really is like making love in a canoe, it's fucking close to water. i don't drink any of it except a few micro-brews. Moosehead from Canada is pretty good, Kirin from Japan is not bad.
there's an American beer called Rolling Rock that i like the flavor of, but i'd have to drink a case of it to get drunk.
there's an American beer called Rolling Rock that i like the flavor of, but i'd have to drink a case of it to get drunk.
cogitech
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Kirin Ichiban nama biru (on tap/draft) is my favourite Japanese beer. I plan on having at least my share (probably more) when I am there in August!
Moosehead is perhaps slightly above average for Canadian beer, if it is really fresh.
Roger A. Shrubber
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i don't know what it is, but theres a kind of ....funk...to moosehead, in another beer it might be skunky, but they pull it off
cogitech
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Similar to Grolsch and Heineken, which are also good but much better when fresh. The more they age, the more "skunky" they get.
Out here in BC, it just isn't worth it to buy Moosehead, because it isn't very popular so the stock is always really old - and not very good.
reallybigjesusfreak
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I will look for Boags, thanks! oh and also for your really clear write up of what your classified as and how you avoid tax, I appreciate it. I understand fully now.
when I was younger I was an american beer snob (am american in america) and would bitch and moan about how microbrews were the only beer worth drinking. Nowadays, if all I drank was that, I'd be too drunk and broke to do anything. While I admit most mass produced beer is shit, there are still a few that I do enjoy having. Coors *banquet* and yes I mean Banquet and NOT Coors Light. Also High Life. Drink me a lot of Banquets and High Life's.
cogitech
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reallybigjesusfreak
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Its not too strong, not too weak, has a pretty decent taste, comes in a tallboy 6'er, and is easy on the budget.
It really does check all my boxes.
cogitech
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Balanced is what IPA's should be.
There are A LOT of bad IPAs out there these days. They all brag about high IBU. Guess what? IBU isn't the measure of a great beer.
The Banquets sure do go well with outdoor activities!
Frank Nitty
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Yikes!!! I remember those days!!!
Frank Nitty
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If I'm going to drink, I'm drinking Patron'.
growingforfun
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I wanna know if people can still buy patron if their grams are .25
I may be beating a horse that will never talk, but i wanna see that breakdown.. come on @ttystick
LinguaPeel
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Funny how many people bought either compressed potting mix or cow patties thinking it was weedI used to pay $5/gram, $25-30 a quarter for this. Back 16-17 years ago
If you think that's weed i got a country for sale. You can see perlite lol o just white seeds?
Miyagismokes
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A fine beer for planting.
ttystikk
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You obviously don't have much in the way of microbreweries around you. My city is loaded with them, up to and including New Belgium and O'Dell's, both too big to be called 'microbreweries' anymore...
There are stouts made here that you can't see a DE lamp through!