Yep.

I don't think they're straight then.

That's a straight her right?

One of many unsettling comments I've received from some basic bearded transplant fvcks around sf.

@bat

Just about every friend I've ever had took advantage of or spread rumors about me. The ones that didn't I lost contact with a long time ago and I have since found it difficult to find a tolerable crowd. If that leaves me alone outside so ****ing be it.

I'd also like to add that I had a beautiful mother who loved me very much. She might've almost gotten me killed a couple times but hey, I had fun almost being killed. My other mother... Idk how I feel about.

****ing hell :D

A bunch of those. Not as fancy as the stuff I usually drink, but the small town store I shopped at has a small selection. It's pretty good actually.

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Speakeasy's Blind Tiger Imperial IPA

Found this at my local Albertson's (which has a great selection) on clearance for $3 for a 22 oz. so I grabbed six because at 9.8% that's a lot of drunk. I think they had really ****ty placement in the store or something because they're great and have positive reviews on Beer Advocate.

Are strong beers commonplace in the US?
In german stores where there's a big selection one can find some hipster ales and stuff with 9 and more percent, but usually you're lucky to find more than one sort of strong beer and it's usually only about 7-8 percent.

Craft beers here are generally at about 6-7% ABV, mainstream piss is about 4-5%. I seek out the strong stuff and it's not common persay, but we do have a lot more strong beers than you guys do based off of what you say. 9%+ beers make up about 10-15% of stores with good selection, at least in San Diego.

Well, currently I'm choking on a sip of water I just took.

But I wish I were drinking a gin and elderflower tonic (either Hendrick's or Hayman's Old Tom gin) with muddled mint, a tiny bit of blackberry syrup, and cucumber. Ooh or maybe a ginger Old Fashioned.

And y'all are lucky; the beer selection in grocery stores here is dismal. One has to make the trek to a proper liquor store to find anything decent.