I’ve been there myself. The other key piece of information is whether or not you were wearing a wife-beater with gravy stains and whether you had shoes on.
I would have worried if I was creating some sort of disturbance or pissing on people’s lawns or whatever. I figured I’d just get a “bitch, be cool” from them if they actually bothered to hassle me about it.
The first part sounds like something out of a Billy Bob Thornton movie.
The second sounds like exactly what one should expect when our beer-snob social circle starts reproducing. It’s always reassuring to see signs that the universe is unfolding as it should.
I was at the campus bar recently and saw they had Duvel and decided to try it. The also had the special Duvel glass. Once I got back to my table, I saw that there was something stuck the bottom of the glass that was making the beer bubble.
I was kinda grossed out and whined about it and a dude who works there informed me that there’s a “D” etched in the bottom of the glass for the very purpose of making bubbles since it’s a fairly flat beer.
Isn’t THAT interesting…
BTW, put the beer in a Nalgene bottle. That’s what everyone else is doing.
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I’ve been there myself. The other key piece of information is whether or not you were wearing a wife-beater with gravy stains and whether you had shoes on.
Shoes on, geek t-shirt. So I might be okay.
Your glassware doesn’t matter if one of Bartlett’s finest rolls up.
I would have worried if I was creating some sort of disturbance or pissing on people’s lawns or whatever. I figured I’d just get a “bitch, be cool” from them if they actually bothered to hassle me about it.
The first part sounds like something out of a Billy Bob Thornton movie.
The second sounds like exactly what one should expect when our beer-snob social circle starts reproducing. It’s always reassuring to see signs that the universe is unfolding as it should.
Funny that you mention Duval and glassware.
I was at the campus bar recently and saw they had Duvel and decided to try it. The also had the special Duvel glass. Once I got back to my table, I saw that there was something stuck the bottom of the glass that was making the beer bubble.
I was kinda grossed out and whined about it and a dude who works there informed me that there’s a “D” etched in the bottom of the glass for the very purpose of making bubbles since it’s a fairly flat beer.
Isn’t THAT interesting…
BTW, put the beer in a Nalgene bottle. That’s what everyone else is doing.