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42100   tatupu70   2014 Feb 1, 12:06am  

CaptainShuddup says

...and it's the best thing to happen to beer in America, since the invention of Icehouses.

If not for InBev, we would still be drinking preservative swill.

Now thanks to them, even Gas stations have a wider range of even "Great" beers, than specially liquor stores had pre InBev.

The InBev deal was about opening markets for beers America never had before. It was all about distributorship. Although they claimed they wouldn't touch the Budweiser formula, I can't help but think they fixed it somewhat. The last Budweiser product I tasted over the holidays was actually drinkable.

I hope that was sarcastic. Otherwise, I'm speechless. InBev has destroyed AB and every other brand they have. Quality takes a huge backseat to $$. InBev will literally drive AB into bankruptcy.

42101   tatupu70   2014 Feb 1, 12:28am  

Call it Crazy says

More baseless claims by you or do you actually have data to back it up???

Inbev buys AB for 52 Billion so they can bankrupt it??? Really??

Baseless claims? Have you followed the news at all?

They didn't buy it to bankrupt it--that is happening because of their mismanagement..

42102   Vicente   2014 Feb 1, 12:41am  

Right all the conservatives are in the hourly motel room popping Oxycontin and molesting kids from their Bible study.

I'll join the the wine and beer drinkers thanks.

42103   Ceffer   2014 Feb 1, 1:19am  

The headline should read: "Liberal Drinkin' Causes Stinkin' Thinkin'"

42104   marcus   2014 Feb 1, 1:33am  

postbubblesucess says

He looked and dressed like a gang member and was followed

I miss the seventies when all the teenagers looked and acted like drug addicted hippies.

Even most of the members of the "young republicans" had long hair and looked like godless dope smoking hippies.

It's called fashion.

Seriously, you might as well say that being a male teenager is what made TM look suspicious.

42105   marcus   2014 Feb 1, 1:38am  

We're told George is open to fighting a black person, but the promoter is not discriminating, telling us "We're not looking at it as a race thing ... We haven't discussed purple, yellow, white, black."

Lately George has been more interested in boxing than guns ... regularly training in the ring.

As for George's cut from the fight, we're told he's donating the money to charity.

If you'd like to throw your hat in the ring for the March 1 match.

What a fucking joke.

Yeah, this won't be rigged.

42106   Tenpoundbass   2014 Feb 1, 2:23am  

marcus says

Even most of the members of the "young republicans" had long hair and looked like godless dope smoking hippies.

It's called fashion.

Yeah but the difference is Charlie Manson got life in Prison not a record deal.

edited to fix the misquoted section.

42107   Tenpoundbass   2014 Feb 1, 2:30am  

tatupu70 says

InBev will literally drive AB into bankruptcy.

InBev is AB.

Look AB stopped making beer fucking YEARS ago.
They've been poisoning us, with flash fermentation that has everything from formaldehyde to stimulate quick fermentation to giving it a longer shelf life. The result was swill that was guaranteed to give you an upside down splitting headache if you drank more than three.

Now we actually have a selection of beers that come from countries and craftsmen that give a fuck. And I don't have to drink some overpriced shit, because it's from a micro brewery, with names on the bottle/can that makes me feel like a total douche bag. In fact, that's probably the name of the beer, these geniuses come up with. "Douche bag in a Can". Then they expect me to lay down $12.00 a 6 pack for it. Fuck that, I'll grab a New Castle, Tiger Beer, Stella Atouis, countless Belgian and German beers.

For anywhere from 6 to 10. Those micro breweries aren't all that.

Besides the names listed on this page, it also opened up the American markets to many beers not listed.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/AB_InBev_brands

42108   tatupu70   2014 Feb 1, 2:36am  

CaptainShuddup says

InBev is AB.

No, InBev bought AB.

CaptainShuddup says

that has everything from formaldehyde

You're on crack.

CaptainShuddup says

Fuck that, I'll grab a New Castle, Tiger Beer, Stella Atouis, countless Belgian and German beers.

You know many of these are now made at AB breweries that "stopped making beer fucking years ago", right?

The American market was already open to those beers. I think you just needed to find a better liquor store...

42109   Tenpoundbass   2014 Feb 1, 2:37am  

Also since InBev has entered the market great beers around the country are actually casting a wider net. I've never seen Anchor Steamboat beer, or Shiner Bock now I see quite regularly.

AB kept the American market wrapped up tighter than a gnats Ass with hemorrhoids. It was a good thing that InBev bought AB, because with it, they lost their lobby might and influence to keep the unfair advantage over most all beer production and distributorship in America. Miller would be another we could do with out.

42110   Moderate Infidel   2014 Feb 1, 2:37am  

Most conservatives are annoying d#ck$.
Most liberals are annoying c#nts.
Moderation is the key.

42111   Tenpoundbass   2014 Feb 1, 2:38am  

tatupu70 says

The American market was already open to those beers. I think you just needed to find a better liquor store...

That's my whole point.
Those beers are at a Hess station now.

42113   indigenous   2014 Feb 1, 6:20am  

Ok now:

42114   New Renter   2014 Feb 1, 7:29am  

indigenous says

Ok now:

Oh come now, I'm sure if you try you can come up with a better rebuttal than that!

42115   tatupu70   2014 Feb 1, 7:49am  

Call it Crazy says

Doesn't seem to be hurting their business... Go look at their 5 year stock chart...

Actually, it has hurt their business. Budweiser sales are way down.

InBev did make the company more profitable--AB was bloated at the time of the purchase. They did the needed cost cutting, but also disregarded AB's focus on quality. Now they use cheaper ingredients and have next to no quality control. Cost cutting only lasts so long--eventually you have to have growth...

You should really read up on InBev and AB--it's an interesting story.

42116   tatupu70   2014 Feb 1, 7:56am  

Call it Crazy says

Budweiser sales are down because the beer sucks, always has... People are finally noticing it...

I don't particularly like Bud either. But that's not the point. While Bud has been dropping in popularity, Coors light has been rising. People haven't noticed that?

Call it Crazy says

Welcome to the new world of manufacturing... This is going on in many industries, not just InBev...

Not any that want to grow and prosper. I'm in manufacturing and I see the exact opposite.

42117   spydah_hh   2014 Feb 1, 9:13am  

indigenous says

Ok now:

That was fu*king epic!

42118   Entitlemented   2014 Feb 1, 11:16am  

They have more time.

Also in College Liberals majored in Liberal Arts and Humanities. That I majored in Engineering and did not hang out with them was an unplanned blessing.

Liberals may have more diabetes and liver related issues. (IBID), in states that are near the Whiskey belt this does not hold.

42119   Strategist   2014 Feb 1, 12:15pm  

"The research reveals that states with more liberal representatives like Nevada tend to consume up to three times more alcohol per head than more politically conservative states like Arkansas and Utah"

Nevada casinos give out free drinks, you can expect more alcohol consumption.
I bet if Jesus turned all the water into wine in Utah and gave it for free, it would have the highest alcohol consumption rates.

42120   AD   2014 Feb 1, 12:25pm  

Liberals drink, it is that they drink a lot of liberal kool aid.

42121   Y   2014 Feb 1, 12:36pm  

Being stupid and amazed sure sounds like you're concerned...

bob2356 says

Call it Crazy says

bob2356 says

No one liberal or conservative with more than 2 working brain cells is concerned with such a dumb ass study.

Then why did YOU respond to it so negatively???

Im not concerned in the least, I just think it' just plain old stupid and am amazed anyone would actually bother to bring it up.

42122   Y   2014 Feb 1, 12:38pm  

Have you tried a gel rise?

bob2356 says

BTW I'm an right leaning independent

42123   Y   2014 Feb 1, 12:40pm  

What type of guilt do you harbor that you would think you are being judged?
The OP made no statements to that effect.

Dan8267 says

So whether or not liberals do so, although maybe interesting from a sociological view, is completely irrelevant to judgments of intelligence, integrity, morality, or correctness of political philosophy.

42124   Tenpoundbass   2014 Feb 1, 4:17pm  

Call it Crazy says

Budweiser sales are down because the beer sucks, always has...

It didn't always has, but at least since they started that "Born On date" marketing ploy, to dupe people into thinking that they were poisoning the beer for quality and freshness sakes. Which was the exact opposite. Budwiser has been swill for at least ten years.

And I'm a guy that was a hard core true blue Budweiser red white and blue patriot. IT used to baffle me, that they even wasted investors moneys on advertisement, when it was a fait accompli purchace. I mean anyone in their right mind was buying beer was buying Budwieser, anything else was piss water. AB screwed the pooch fucking with the winning formula, just like Coke a cola did. Budwieser has been shit, and I don't give a fuck who bought it, anything and anyone would have been an improvement. Budweiser sales are down, oh fucking well! There's better beer to be had.

Yes I was the hardest hard core AB product patron there was. They screwed the pooch not InBev.

42125   bob2356   2014 Feb 1, 6:30pm  

SoftShell says

Being stupid and amazed sure sounds like you're concerned..

If I were stupid and amazed that would make me a fox news viewer, not concerned. Being amazed at stupidity makes me someone who is not a fox news viewer.

42126   MAGA   2014 Feb 1, 9:43pm  

I speak in tongues whenever I'm around these demon Realtor's.

Be gone in the name of Jesus!!!!

42127   indigenous   2014 Feb 1, 10:15pm  

This is your ubiquitous ad hominem.

The great depression was caused by a credit bubble, sound familiar?

This was in part caused by the government devaluing the dollar so the US had a surplus in international trade. This is exactly what China is doing now.

The bubble popped and would have passed except Roosevelt and Hoover decided they would "fix" the economy. This is what prolonged the problem with endless tinkering.

This is where your Keynesian economics came to fruition.

42128   upisdown   2014 Feb 1, 10:43pm  

indigenous says

The great depression was caused by a credit bubble, sound familiar?

What preceded the great depression OTHER THAN the nonsense that you've mentioned above?

42129   indigenous   2014 Feb 1, 10:47pm  

upisdown says

indigenous says

The great depression was caused by a credit bubble, sound familiar?

What preceded the great depression OTHER THAN the nonsense that you've mentioned above?

Why don't you enlighten us...

42130   upisdown   2014 Feb 1, 11:04pm  

indigenous says

Why don't you enlighten us...

So you're economic genius isn't working right now ?

Hint: What preceded every depression that occured before (and including)the great depression, and even occured prior to the great recession of recent?

42131   bob2356   2014 Feb 1, 11:04pm  

indigenous says

This was in part caused by the government devaluing the dollar so the US had a surplus in international trade. This is exactly what China is doing now.

Ok I'll bite, how exactly did the government devalue the dollar in 1920's. The US was on the gold standard fixed at $20 an ounce until 1933. One of the bigger factors in the great depression was France and Britain debasing their currencies in the 1920's leading to a huge inflow of gold to the US that fueled a speculation bubble.

42132   Y   2014 Feb 1, 11:24pm  

Stupidity is a pretty common trait among a large segment of the population.
For someone to still be 'amazed at stupidity' quite frankly doesn't have all his dogs barking.

bob2356 says

Being amazed at stupidity makes me someone who is not a fox news viewer.

42133   upisdown   2014 Feb 1, 11:36pm  

bob2356 says

indigenous
says



This was in part caused by the government devaluing the dollar so the US had
a surplus in international trade. This is exactly what China is doing now.


Ok I'll bite, how exactly did the government devalue the dollar in 1920's.
The US was on the gold standard fixed at $20 an ounce until 1933. One of the
bigger factors in the great depression was France and Britain debasing their
currencies in the 1920's leading to a huge inflow of gold to the US that fueled
a speculation bubble.

You still haven't answered the question of what preceded every depression.
Well?

42134   indigenous   2014 Feb 2, 12:55am  

bob2356 says

Ok I'll bite, how exactly did the government devalue the dollar in 1920's. The US was on the gold standard fixed at $20 an ounce until 1933. One of the bigger factors in the great depression was France and Britain debasing their currencies in the 1920's leading to a huge inflow of gold to the US that fueled a speculation bubble.

The FED kept the interest rates artificially low. Same thing China is doing now.

42135   bob2356   2014 Feb 2, 10:49am  

indigenous says

bob2356 says

Ok I'll bite, how exactly did the government devalue the dollar in 1920's. The US was on the gold standard fixed at $20 an ounce until 1933. One of the bigger factors in the great depression was France and Britain debasing their currencies in the 1920's leading to a huge inflow of gold to the US that fueled a speculation bubble.

The FED kept the interest rates artificially low. Same thing China is doing now.

The FED kept the discount rate right at 4% from 1921 to 1929, how is that artificially low?

Please feel free to explain how a low interest rate devalues a currency that is at a fixed exchange rate to gold. That makes less than zero sense to me, but i'm willing to learn.

42136   bob2356   2014 Feb 2, 10:58am  

SoftShell says

Stupidity is a pretty common trait among a large segment of the population.

For someone to still be 'amazed at stupidity' quite frankly doesn't have all his dogs barking.

I guess I don't hang in the same circles as you do.

42137   Y   2014 Feb 2, 11:26am  

This is damning evidence....

Call it Crazy says

SoftShell says

Stupidity is a pretty common trait among a large segment of the population.

bob2356 says

I guess I don't hang in the same circles as you do.

Aren't you here posting every day???

42138   waiting_for_the_fall   2014 Feb 2, 12:09pm  

I've heard they all have wonky arms and can't reach the credit card in their pockets.

42139   bob2356   2014 Feb 2, 12:53pm  

Call it Crazy says

SoftShell says

Stupidity is a pretty common trait among a large segment of the population.

bob2356 says

I guess I don't hang in the same circles as you do.

Aren't you here posting every day???

Stupidity on patnet is isolated to a very very small group I ignore. I didn't realize you were including yourself in that circle. I guess I'll have defer to your superior knowledge of where you feel you belong since you insist.

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