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Originally Posted by LIFESTYLZ

What's with all the bugs in your pic anyway?

Always had a vw of some sort in the garage and also for the last 2 1/2 years i've been sharing a workshop with a mate who has a vw restoration business.
Makes for an interesting open day. When we do have them the carpark always has a good mixture of vw's and hotrods.

Cheeky spinner,you..Rice pudding,,,you know what you can do with that....

Originally Posted by LIFESTYLZ

Welcome aboard Phil.
Remember .. plenty of pics required.
This must be a Kiwi thread.
I joined in May 04.
Most Kiwis I've seen in one thread ...

Yeah; and here's another one.
Greetings Phil!
Remember the beer you gave me at Kumeu a couple of years back to look after?
Well I drank it.

johnboy that is funny

Originally Posted by johnboy

Yeah; and here's another one.
Greetings Phil!
Remember the beer you gave me at Kumeu a couple of years back to look after?
Well I drank it.

couldnt have been Speights..he would have drunk it himself,,therefore....ugghhh..Lion brown...

Maybe an old box of Taranaki Ale from the '70's

Originally Posted by lamin8r

couldnt have been Speights..he would have drunk it himself,,therefore....ugghhh..Lion brown...

Wrong Robin.
It was Speights.
Speights Old Dark from memory.
And it was good.
But any beer you haven't paid for yourself tastes good!

(Phil was flying home and couldn't carry it on the plane.)

Originally Posted by LIFESTYLZ

Maybe an old box of Taranaki Ale from the '70's

Taranaki Ale and Leopard.
Both pretty well undrinkable.
When I was a young fella I asked my Dad, "Daddy, what's the best beer to drink?"
His reply?
"The closest my boy, the closest."

But I made an exception of those two.

Originally Posted by johnboy

Taranaki Ale and Leopard.
Both pretty well undrinkable.
When I was a young fella I asked my Dad, "Daddy, what's the best beer to drink?"
His reply?
"The closest my boy, the closest."

But I made an exception of those two.

John,according to a certain club member of ours,,the best beer is the one that is on special in the supermarket... Well,he said that before he moved back to the other side of the island..

mmm. Speights!!

Cant believe you drank it Johnboy. Im coming back next year... nevermind, i'll bring more and a few extras.

Funny thing, straight after the quake the missus started walking home from the hospital. She had to walk past the brewery that had spilled its guts. So while wading through a nice mixture of liquifaction, sewage and beer she suddenly had visons of Homer Simpson, doing backstroke in it.

Hey guys,we will have our brothers in the USA thinking we are all soaks over here, but can anybody remember Southland Bitter,yack,one would not even use it as parts cleaner.

Originally Posted by johnboy

Taranaki Ale and Leopard.
Both pretty well undrinkable.
When I was a young fella I asked my Dad, "Daddy, what's the best beer to drink?"
His reply?
"The closest my boy, the closest."

But I made an exception of those two.

The Taranaki ale was the standard drink on offer when I visited the Naki.
I guess now, that they never drank it themselves, but saved it for visitors.
Now Leopard Lager. That, my friends, was a real drink ..
I consumed so much of it over the years that I think I owned the brewery ..

Originally Posted by Whiplash23T

Hey guys,we will have our brothers in the USA thinking we are all soaks over here, but can anybody remember Southland Bitter,yack,one would not even use it as parts cleaner.

I doubt it - many of us like to have a bucket o' suds occasionally. Here in Upstate New York we have a beer maker that makes a nice one called Genesee Cream Ale. It bites the unexpected and I like it and keep a case (of 30) on hand for when friends and relative appear and are thirsty. Most will drink one just to be sociable

Never had any NZ beer. The closest I've come is an Aussie Fosters, but I think it's brewed here in the US.

Back in the early '70s as a young sailor stationed in Hawaii we used to drink Primo beer. At $3 a case we learned to like it.

San Miguel in the PI was especially nasty the morning after a night on the town.

Back in the 90s,the Hot rod Cafe,in Hawaii,had Steinlager on tap..a good Kiwi beer for you.Its just not fair...I have drunk gallons of Millers,half gallons of Budweisers,and not much else of your beer,,but it doesnt sound like NZ beer has found its way up there in any decent quantity..I think Squeak used to have some at Kiwi Thursdays at his shop,though.. How did this start??Oh yes...bullitz and his darn Speights..