GDT: Canada vs USA

[Chainshot]

Can someone explain what the upright corpse who was coaching USA thought he was doing by changing goaltenders at the end of the game?

Don't mock John C. McGinley like that.

 

[David Suzuki]

Yall are soft.

I can't even drink hard liquor straight to get drunk, I have funnel everclear directly through my rectum to get a decent buzz.

butt chug or nothing

 

[Confucius]

This is some serious salt. I actually came in here to say I thought the US was the better team tonight and I don't agree with the first disallowed goal. But you make me feel good about the way things played out.

We live rent free in all their minds. People can’t talk hockey anywhere without mentioning the Leafs. Lmao! Love it1

 

[NyQuil]

I think it goes without question the euros do beer the best, specifically Germans and Czechs.

Lagers and wheat beers only.

Ales, you’re looking at Belgium and the UK.

But the US does a lot of styles well and they’re a lot more innovative than a lot of the conservative European countries who are now copying North America for some of the newer styles.

 

[Dakota Sioux]

Kokanee Gold, baby.

Good stuff

 

[David Suzuki]

Moosehead is skunk piss

never had a skunk piss in my mouth but if that's what it taste like im gonna take up trapping

 

[Sheppy]

To be fair, I can’t say there’s truly a beer out there I won’t drink.

Coors is close, as is Canadian. That said, I’d still drink it. I wouldn’t act like I’m better than anyone and say “no, I won’t accept that”

I like the occasional craft beer but I find I get the shits badly after truly getting after it.

 

[trilobyte]

never had a skunk piss in my mouth but if that's what it taste like im gonna take up trapping

It kind of makes me wonder how Dakota Sioux could make that comparison, to be honest. Just wonderin'

 

[garyjones93]

I'd like to chime in, I like Czech beer the most, with German second... Poles can make a good beer too, basically all beer from Central Europe is good, domestic North American is disgusting.

 

[gimbznyr]

Kokanee Gold, baby.

Miss that stufg

 

[Sheppy]

Miss that stufg

I had it on tap a few nights ago at the pub, totally fell back in love with it.

 

[NyQuil]

To be fair, I can’t say there’s truly a beer out there I won’t drink.

Coors is close, as is Canadian. That said, I’d still drink it. I wouldn’t act like I’m better than anyone and say “no, I won’t accept that”

I like the occasional craft beer but I find I get the shits badly after truly getting after it.

I actually had to pour out a Labatt Blue on the golf course. It had gotten warm and was undrinkable.

Coors Light had a temperature reading on their can to turn it blue when cold because it’s brutal at room temperature.

Personally I think that a good beer doesn’t have to be ice cold to be enjoyed, and in general there’s less flavour the colder it gets so for some beers it’s counterproductive.

 

[Sheppy]

I actually had to pour out a Labatt Blue on the golf course. It had gotten warm and was undrinkable.

Coors Light had a temperature reading on their can to turn it blue when cold because it’s brutal at room temperature.

Personally I think that a good beer doesn’t have to be ice cold to be enjoyed, and in general there’s less flavour the colder it gets so for some beers it’s counterproductive.

I’ll also agree with Labatt Blue. Not a fan of that either, but if you hammer it back it’s not too bad.

Never something I’d ever buy willingly though. Whenever we have big ball tournaments that’s always the beer we have the most left over of for sure.

 

[gimbznyr]

I actually had to pour out a Labatt Blue on the golf course. It had gotten warm and was undrinkable.

Coors Light had a temperature reading on their can to turn it blue when cold because it’s brutal at room temperature.

Personally I think that a good beer doesn’t have to be ice cold to be enjoyed, and in general there’s less flavour the colder it gets so for some beers it’s counterproductive.

Honestly, when I'm back home. I find carling to be manageable for a crappy domestic. Not nearly as sweet as canadian and coors. Has go be in a bottle though.

 

[TheGroceryStick]

I will say , the usa looked unreal for sustained stretches of the game. Very suffocating, quick and put a ton of pressure on.

Canada cashed in, kept the momentum (especially with the negated goals) and had some great goaltending

 

[NyQuil]

I’ll also agree with Labatt Blue. Not a fan of that either, but if you hammer it back it’s not too bad.

Never something I’d ever buy willingly though. Whenever we have big ball tournaments that’s always the beer we have the most left over of for sure.

I mean, if you try a bunch of stuff and it’s still your favourite beer, well, good for you.

If you drink Budweiser because it’s the King of Beers but have never had any other kind of beer I think you might be missing out.

 

[Czechboy]

HFbeerboards is on fire tonight

 

[Confucius]

Who drinks beer when there is red wine? Lol!

 

[Sheppy]

I mean, if you try a bunch of stuff and it’s still your favourite beer, well, good for you.

If you drink Budweiser because it’s the King of Beers but have never had any other kind of beer I think you might be missing out.

I’ll give anything a try, one thing I won’t do is suck back this greasy, gasoline IPA while my eyes water and say “yeah, this one is actually pretty good”

Who drinks beer when there is red wine? Lol!

Tomorrow morning. Tomorrow morning doesn’t drink red wine…

 

[NyQuil]

Honestly, when I'm back home. I find carling to be manageable for a crappy domestic. Not nearly as sweet as canadian and coors

When it comes to big brands, I’ll drink Stella, Heineken, Corona, Carlsberg, Kronenberg.

Canadian big brands, well, I guess Molson Canadian or Keith’s is probably the ones I’ll pick under duress.

But Molson bought a bunch of craft brands like Creemore so usually you can find something.

 

[Chainshot]

HFbeerboards is on fire tonight

Don't know about you but if we have to devolve into something other than hockey... beer is a good topic.

 

[NyQuil]

HFbeerboards is on fire tonight

I had a few Sierra Nevada Pale Ales to celebrate the win.

I feel like a traitor!

 

[TheGroceryStick]

I always seem to go for the Blue Moons at the pub (after a Ginny during dinny)

 

[Czechboy]

I had a few Sierra Nevada Pale Ales to celebrate the win.

I feel like a traitor!

Have fat tire... Brewed in TO

 

[trilobyte]

I will say , the usa looked unreal for sustained stretches of the game. Very suffocating, quick and put a ton of pressure on.

Canada cashed in, kept the momentum (especially with the negated goals) and had some great goaltending

Milic was so deserving of player of the game, the guy was a stud in net. Still, although USA played really well with cohesion and speed, they didn't have the skill that Team Canada has.