BEER (the wonderful world of) + dead friends

[kunk75]

it's up 121. chimay it is!

[Fade to Black]

Crack one open for Paul Newman....if i had a beer with me right now. He will be missed. RIP

[kira]

i just saw that on the news about an hour ago.

[Johannes Thorsen]

Well almost any danish beer, or guiness.

[klangspiel]

burp

[Diego]

Cheers k.

[Faust]

When I was in Antwerp last year, I bought a bottle of Kapittel. I just cracked it open, and it's damn amazing. I've never seen it here.

[Fade to Black]

Nothing short of absinthe will do today.

to this day I'm scared to try Absinthe...based on what I've heard about it. That and Salvia are the two legal substances i won't go anywhere near, stickin with good ol' beer and a joint, and a pack of lights lying around...

i've had Everclear in some kinda punch back in the days at a frat party...there was supposedly Everclear in it, although after 2 glasses didn't feel a thing.

[Fuuma]

Another 21-gun salute for a dear friend of mine who passed away yesterday. Sometimes I think suicide is our generation's war, I guess people close to my age will understand.

[AKA*NYC]

Another 21-gun salute for a dear friend of mine who passed away yesterday. Sometimes I think suicide is our generation's war, I guess people close to my age will understand.

sorry to hear fuuma. my condolences. but how old are you i'm curious?

[Fuuma]

sorry to hear fuuma. my condolences. but how old are you i'm curious?

I'm 30. Guy had a wife and two young kids, I don't want to fall into the trap of common clichés but, fuck, sucks for them. Not that there's anything worse than seeing your children die so I guess poor parents too.

[Faust]

That's so terrible. My condolences.

[Fuuma]

Thanks guys. Tell me I'm not crazy though, this stuff is quite common for the end of gen x or start of gen whatev from the western world?

[AKA*NYC]

that's so sad about the wife and kids. geez.

[Davie]

Fuuma, I totally know what u mean. I just attended my good friend's girlfriend funeral last Sat.
I think Tyler Durden put it best: "We're the middle children of history, man. No purpose or place. We have no Great War. No Great Depression. Our Great War's a spiritual war... our Great Depression is our lives"