Evidence for God from Science

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Scientists turn urine into beer

B. W. wrote:Cheerio

Scientists turn urine into beer

That's nothing new. Miller Lite beer has tasted like urine as far back as I can remember.

Rick: That's nothing new. Miller Lite beer has tasted like urine as far back as I can remember.

ABSOLUTELY!!!

Most American beer tastes like horse whiz! Give me a nice, dark, malted, somewhat sweet/bitter craft beer or stout, ANY day! I remember, as a young kid, being absolutely disgusted with the taste of popular American beers (Bud, Miller, etc.). Eventually, I developed somewhat of a - well, familiarity - with such sewage. But after discovering quality beer, I realize my first impression of those "piss in a can" brews was absolutely spot on! As they ARE terrible! It's almost like why did Al Bundy scratch himself - (because THEY were there!) - and so it is with most beer, people just drink certain ones because that's all they know. And a really good, complex beer is to be savored, slowly, each sip a joy. Mindlessly pounding down well-marketed poison - well, how unthinkable!

RickD wrote:

B. W. wrote:Cheerio

Scientists turn urine into beer

That's nothing new. Miller Lite beer has tasted like urine as far back as I can remember.

And HOW would anyone know What urine tastes like. Sounds incredibly disgusting.

crochet1949 wrote:

RickD wrote:

B. W. wrote:Cheerio

Scientists turn urine into beer

That's nothing new. Miller Lite beer has tasted like urine as far back as I can remember.

And HOW would anyone know What urine tastes like. Sounds incredibly disgusting.

Hey,

Don't knock it til you try it!

Many years ago I did some waitressing -- while in college -- I was the only one old enough to serve alcoholic beverages -- in this case, beer. I didn't like the 'fragrance'. Groups of businessmen would come in and start drinking along with their meal -- I could observe their behavior gradually 'decay' as a result Of their drinking. So, no thanks. And I know lots of people who have beer with pizza at home or out and think nothing of it. Pepsi or better yet, ice tea or water works very well.

I find people can improve after a couple of drinks... just depends if Im the one drinking or they are

I just don't like bitter stuff so I've never acquired a taste for beer - similarly with the strong tastes of other alcoholic drinks. Call me childish but I'd rather have a sweet drink or water.

I grew up in a very non-alcohol setting and my husband grew up in a Very alcohol setting, so we have no problem with being Totally Non-alcohol.

crochet1949 wrote:I grew up in a very non-alcohol setting and my husband grew up in a Very alcohol setting, so we have no problem with being Totally Non-alcohol.

I guess we know who wears the pants in your family.

I never developed a taste for bear. More of a whiskey or red wine guy. If I do have a beer, then like Philip said, needs to be stout. The stouter the better. But by the time it's stout enough, my though, why not just get a whiskey and be done with it?

jac wrote:
I never developed a taste for bear.

Me neither. I'm more of a venison guy. But I guess that's a mute point.

RickD wrote:

jac wrote:
I never developed a taste for bear.

Me neither. I'm more of a venison guy. But I guess that's a mute point.

mute point?

Nessa wrote:

RickD wrote:

jac wrote:
I never developed a taste for bear.

Me neither. I'm more of a venison guy. But I guess that's a mute point.

mute point?

Mute is a common error that people use in place of moot. Like here

I am a Guinness man myself.