Beer Has Cross Species Appeal

NRabosa

10 years ago

here's one, bear drinking beer

http://www.shoppedornot.com/wp-conte...ped-or-not.png

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msdobe 10 years ago

My dog used to love beer!
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- Richard Van 10 years ago
  
  Originally Posted by msdobe
  
  My dog used to love beer!
  
  All of mine have and still do. My older dog will run in as soon as he hears a beer opening. I only ever give him a little sip on the floor but he loves it.
  
  Can't say I blame him either.
  
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bizgrower

10 years ago

Legend has it that there was a ski instructor's Malamute in Telluride, CO,
that would take himself to the local pub for the weekly steak night.

He would hop up on a bar stool and stare at the bartender until he was served a beer
and table scraps.

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thunderbird

10 years ago

Originally Posted by bizgrower

Legend has it that there was a ski instructor's Malamute in Telluride, CO,
that would take himself to the local pub for the weekly steak night.

He would hop up on a bar stool and stare at the bartender until he was served a beer
and table scraps.

Great story! It'd be fun in a dog movie.

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RichBeck

10 years ago

Originally Posted by bizgrower

Legend has it that there was a ski instructor's Malamute in Telluride, CO,
that would take himself to the local pub for the weekly steak night.

He would hop up on a bar stool and stare at the bartender until he was served a beer
and table scraps.

bizgrower,

In Colorado, I believe just about anything....

All The Best,

Rich Beck BCIP, MCS, MCIS

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bizgrower 10 years ago

Originally Posted by RichBeck

bizgrower,

In Colorado, I believe just about anything....

All The Best,

Rich Beck BCIP, MCS, MCIS

I was hoping PA would import Taylor Swift.
Welcome here anyway, though.
Kurt and I (and Sal -sort of) need another flatlander to pick on.

Dan
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Ken Leatherman

10 years ago

Had a friend who came over on Saturday night and gave beer to our
very small dog. Just a few small sips and dog would get tipsy. But he
loved it.

You couldn't sit your glass in your lap or he would climb in your lap
and start lapping it up. First thing you know he would be drunk. No
matter where you set your drink he went after it. Pop a cold one and
here he came.

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NRabosa

10 years ago

Is it true what they say about St. Bernard's in the Alps wearing barrels of whiskey on their necks? Haven't seen one in real life.

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MissTerraK 10 years ago

TB, the snails are attracted to the yeast in the beer.

I use beer to get the slugs out of my flower beds and call it my all natural slug trap. I just put down a small upturned around the edges salad plate, pour some beer into it and set it in the beds. The slugs being attracted to the yeast in the beer, crawl into it, but get too inebriated to crawl back out.

I then take their little drunks butts out in the back part of our property to sleep it off and sober up to eat the forest vegetation far away from my flowers.

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- thunderbird 10 years ago
  
  Originally Posted by MissTerraK
  
  TB, the snails are attracted to the yeast in the beer.<snip>
  
  Do you think Claude knew this when...?
  
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Richard Van

10 years ago

Originally Posted by NRabosa

Is it true what they say about St. Bernard's in the Alps wearing barrels of whiskey on their necks? Haven't seen one in real life.

I've always thought it was Brandy but I just found this snippet...

St Bernard dogs were first bred by monks at the Hospice of St Bernard high in the Swiss Alps to help them rescue pilgrims who got trapped trying to make their way from France into Italy. The dogs were bred to be ideally suited to the weather and rescue work - huge, energetic and loyal with thick fur and keen smell and hearing.

However, the St Bernards of St Bernard's have never and most likely will never carry small kegs of brandy around their necks - this popular conception is thanks entirely to the overactive imagination of an English painter, Edwin Landseer. In 1820, when just 17 years old, Landseer produced a painting called "Alpine Mastiffs Reanimating a Distressed Traveller". The dog he painted wore a small barrel around its neck - a barrel which he claimed contained brandy. The public's imagination was caught and the image endured.

Brandy would actually be a pretty shoddy tool for an alpine rescue dog - a slug of alcohol will cause your outer blood vessels to dilate, blood will rush to your skin and your body temperature will decrease more rapidly. It's best to save the booze until after the rescue.

Null Hypothesis | St Bernards' keg of brandy

This explains the same story too.

What's in the Barrel Around a Saint Bernard's Neck?

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bizgrower

10 years ago

Originally Posted by Richard Van

I've always thought it was Brandy but I just found this snippet...

Null Hypothesis | St Bernards' keg of brandy

This explains the same story too.

What's in the Barrel Around a Saint Bernard's Neck?

Landseer has a dog breed named after him:
(Google making me look like some kind of expert. lol)

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Landseer_(dog)

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Richard Van

10 years ago

Originally Posted by bizgrower

Landseer has a dog breed named after him:
(Google making me look like some kind of expert. lol)

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Landseer_(dog)

Believe me, I only know what I posted because NRabosa mentioned whiskey, I'd heard it was Brandy. I googled it and found out we were both wrong but came across as an expert like Claude when in fact Google was my friend and made me look cool.

Originally Posted by MissTerraK

TB, the snails are attracted to the yeast in the beer.

I use beer to get the slugs out of my flower beds and call it my all natural slug trap. I just put down a small upturned around the edges salad plate, pour some beer into it and set it in the beds. The slugs being attracted to the yeast in the beer, crawl into it, but get too inebriated to crawl back out.

Nonsense. Those are male snails and all males like beer.

When will you learn Terra. Yeast in the beer, honestly.

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MissTerraK

10 years ago

Originally Posted by Richard Van

Believe me, I only know what I posted because NRabosa mentioned whiskey, I'd heard it was Brandy. I googled it and found out we were both wrong but came across as an expert like Claude when in fact Google was my friend and made me look cool.

Nonsense. Those are male snails and all males like beer.

When will you learn Terra. Yeast in the beer, honestly.

Richard, I hate to point out your lack of knowledge regarding snails in public, but honey, most snails are considered to be hermaphrodites and have both male and female reproductive organs. =D

Terra

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Richard Van

10 years ago

Originally Posted by MissTerraK

Richard, I hate to point out your lack of knowledge regarding snails in public, but honey, most snails are considered to be hermaphrodites and have both male and female reproductive organs. =D

Terra

Ah, yes, well, I've never taken a good look but I'd fathom a guess that the male half drinks the beer to quieten down the other half?

How do you know this sort of information?

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thunderbird

10 years ago

Originally Posted by Richard Van

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How do you know this sort of information?

She's quietly brilliant, hiding genius behind a giggle and a pink kerchief with a pink dagger delicately folded into it with flowery lace. Her "ballet shoes" are steel-plated. There is rumor of someone who tried to mess with her (or was it mess with her man or her antique snuff-bottle collection? Depends on who's talking) -- it was some years ago, They say his voice is now two octaves higher and he has spasms of fear whenever he sees the color pink, eg in "My Little Pony" posters.

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Richard Van

10 years ago

Originally Posted by thunderbird

She's quietly brilliant, hiding genius behind a giggle and a pink kerchief with a pink dagger delicately folded into it with flowery lace. Her "ballet shoes" are steel-plated. There is rumor of someone who tried to mess with her (or was it mess with her man or her antique snuff-bottle collection? Depends on who's talking) -- it was some years ago, They say his voice is now two octaves higher and he has spasms of fear whenever he sees the color pink, eg in "My Little Pony" posters.

Thank you dear mighty and gracious Thunderbird, the man who can alight a mans mind with ones brilliance and easy to understand explanations that mere mortals who are simply not worthy of it like me, can understand.

I bow down and kiss the souls of your holy feet and humbly recognise that your son, 4, would beat me at chess.

Actually, seriously speaking I suspect he could.

EDIT. Hang on, we're in the wrong thread aren't we???

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thunderbird 10 years ago

Originally Posted by Richard Van

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EDIT. Hang on, we're in the wrong thread aren't we???

Going off-topic in off topic should be all right. I'll have to read the rules to double check. With new authorities, the rules may have changed.
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MissTerraK

10 years ago

Originally Posted by thunderbird

She's quietly brilliant, hiding genius behind a giggle and a pink kerchief with a pink dagger delicately folded into it with flowery lace. Her "ballet shoes" are steel-plated. There is rumor of someone who tried to mess with her (or was it mess with her man or her antique snuff-bottle collection? Depends on who's talking) -- it was some years ago, They say his voice is now two octaves higher and he has spasms of fear whenever he sees the color pink, eg in "My Little Pony" posters.

OH, No!

I've been found out, lol! = P

Terra

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MissTerraK

10 years ago

Originally Posted by Richard Van

Ah, yes, well, I've never taken a good look but I'd fathom a guess that the male half drinks the beer to quieten down the other half?

How do you know this sort of information?

Hahaha! That's quite a good comeback!

I'm not quite sure except my brain has a hard time forgetting facts I read and images I see. My son inherited that trait from me too which is cool because I can call upon him whenever the old age memory thingy should start to set in.

Anyway, now you understand why Kurt's animated Claude head and Shane's Claude emoticons are a complete NO, NO, NO!

Terra

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bizgrower

10 years ago

More proof of the cross species appeal:
Van, Riffle, and Claude all seem to like beer.

On the other hand, Asti seems to have limited appeal.
Something to do with human females who attended college in Michigan.
Perhaps only a certain college. Research funding is being sought.

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bizgrower

10 years ago

My Little Pony Posters cause me to spasm in fear, but I don't think it's related to Terra - whose
pink bikini is poisonous.

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Dan Riffle

10 years ago

Originally Posted by bizgrower

My Little Pony Posters cause me to spasm in fear, but I don't think it's related to Terra - whose
pink bikini is poisonous.

Biz, it's about time we had a little discussion about the birds and the bees. Those aren't "fear spasms" you're having.

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bizgrower

10 years ago

Originally Posted by Dan Riffle

Biz, it's about time we had a little discussion about the birds and the bees. Those aren't "fear spasms" you're having.

Son,
Respect your elders.
Biz

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Dan Riffle

10 years ago

Originally Posted by bizgrower

Son,
Respect your elders.
Biz

Yes, biz, that's an excellent tenet to follow. However, it doesn't fall under the codex of the birds and the bees. If it does, you're doing it wrong. Very, very wrong. I'm talking Claude-level wrong.

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bizgrower

10 years ago

Originally Posted by Dan Riffle

Yes, biz, that's an excellent tenet to follow. However, it doesn't fall under the codex of the birds and the bees. If it does, you're doing it wrong. Very, very wrong. I'm talking Claude-level wrong.

Thank you. I aspire to Claude level.

Ooooops, I mean, that's just mean.

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MissTerraK 10 years ago

Originally Posted by bizgrower

Thank you. I aspire to Claude level.

Ooooops, I mean, that's just mean.

Biz, I'm glad you changed your post, I mean really? Claude level in being taught about the birds and bees?

You do know that that type of activity was outlawed way back during the logging industry, right? You also know how logging went out of business, bottom up, belly up and completely washed up, don't you? If not, it's okay. Here in Michigan, it is so embarrassing, we keep the story underground and you won't find it written anywhere. Not even at Lumberman's Monument.

You see, Claude was self taught in the area of the birds and the bees by bird watching in the upper portion of the lower peninsula of Michigan. He then attempted to imitate them. I must add right here that I guess you have to give him kudos for his sticking to trying to learn, however.

Anyway, Claude climbed to the tops of the trees, watched for a bird to soar by and then leaped into the air trying to fly around in circles with it, all twitterpated and eager to learn that certain activity. However, gravity had been at work since the beginning of time and pulled him down.

Because he wasn't the leanest and lightest of men, his weight not only broke those trees, but splintered the wood into pieces approximately the size of toothpicks. I mean there were piles and piles of them! Claude wasn't discouraged though, he kept on climbing, leaping and trying to fly and play until eventually there was almost no forest left. He destroyed the forests full of trees causing the logging industry to come to a complete halt and forced it into bankruptcy. He was thereby banished from Michigan forever. That's why he lives in close-by, Ohio.

No, nope, I didn't forget the bees part. He wanted to learn about that certain activity the same way, except he was bee watching this time. The problem was that he could only find a single bee flying around. They weren't in pairs like the birds were. Claude being a clever guy, deduced that he must go to their homes and followed a honey bee home to it's hive. He yearned to see those bees partaking in that activity. Well, you know bees, they don't let anyone near their hives, so they attacked and aimed for his forehead.

They hit the spot with their angry stingers and as Claude fell, they gathered up some of their extra bees wax, carried it up towards the sun until it was hot and melting, then they dropped that hot ball of wax, again, right on Claude's forehead. When he tried to get it off, it had cooled a bit and caused him to permanently rip out the hair from the front of his head! And to this very day, Claude still has that balding swollen forehead!

Hahahahahaaaaahahaaahaaaa!

Oh, sorry...

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  You see, Claude was self taught in the area of the birds and the bees....
  
  Yes, and I was soooo embarrassed when my Mom caught me.
  
  I think exposure to the "Riffle Virus" has made you a monster...an adorable pink monster.
  
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MissTerraK 10 years ago

Originally Posted by Dan Riffle

Biz, it's about time we had a little discussion about the birds and the bees. Those aren't "fear spasms" you're having.

DAN!!

What the heck? You nasty, naughty boy!

More Riffle Piffle!

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bizgrower

10 years ago

Goodness, Terra, Lanfear has met his match.
I thought for a moment he hijacked your account,
but there is an Astiuniqueness there.

My customers must think I'm a happy hotelier because
I was laughing so hard at the first paragraph when the phone rang.

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lanfear63

10 years ago

Originally Posted by bizgrower

Goodness, Terra, Lanfear has met his match.
I thought for a moment he hijacked your account,
but there is an Astiuniqueness there.

My customers must think I'm a happy hotelier because
I was laughing so hard at the first paragraph when the phone rang.

As I suspected and hinted at in my recent bio of her, The true creative, comic genius scribe of the forum is unleashed. J K Terra K is unbound. The ultimate in satire, sarcasm and creative writing.

Riffles one liners are being demolished, Claude's flights of fancy challenged. My stories pall by comparison.

I wonder if she does seminars?

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Claude Whitacre

10 years ago

Originally Posted by lanfear63

As I suspected and hinted at in my recent bio of her, The true creative, comic genius scribe of the forum is unleashed. J K Terra K is unbound. The ultimate in satire, sarcasm and creative writing.

Riffles one liners are being demolished, Claude's flights of fancy challenged. My stories pall by comparison.

I wonder if she does seminars?

Terra is truly a gifted writer....well, for a girl.

Originally Posted by HeySal

Well, I came in to post about how cute my first Rottie was when he was a pup - he'd stand beside someone's beer and when he thought nobody was looking he'd knock it over with his foot. When the person grabbed their beer, Kayne would drink what had spilled.

Gee, I wonder where he learned that trick?

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Dan Riffle

10 years ago

Originally Posted by Claude Whitacre

Terra is truly a gifted writer....well, for a girl.

...and being from Michigan.

(This insult is completely lost on Claude. He'll pretend to understand, but he doesn't.)

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HeySal

10 years ago

Originally Posted by Dan Riffle

...and being from Michigan.

(This insult is completely lost on Claude. He'll pretend to understand, but he doesn't.)

Being from Michigan is an insult? This from a guy who is from an antiquated version of a cesspool.......er...I mean Ohio.

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Dan Riffle

10 years ago

Originally Posted by HeySal

Being from Michigan is an insult? This from a guy who is from an antiquated version of a cesspool.......er...I mean Ohio.

Coming from an Ohioan it is. That's the part Claude wouldn't get, but apparently neither do you.

While Ohio may be antiquated, I'm pretty sure Detroit has the cesspool monicker locked up.

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Claude Whitacre

10 years ago

Originally Posted by Dan Riffle

Coming from an Ohioan it is. That's the part Claude wouldn't get, but apparently neither do you.

While Ohio may be antiquated, I'm pretty sure Detroit has the cesspool monicker locked up.

Detroit was built so that Clevelanders would have someone to poke fun at. It's why there are lawyers....and Riffles.

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MissTerraK 10 years ago

Originally Posted by Claude Whitacre

Detroit was built so that Clevelanders would have someone to poke fun at. It's why there are lawyers....and Riffles.

Not quite Claude...

Ohio was made for all of the people who weren't intelligent nor hardworking enough to be Michiganians and Michigan tough. And in not being so smart, those Cleveland Ohioans kept sneaking into Michigan thinking that they could fit right in. However, they stuck out like a sore thumb. So Detroit was made for a twofold purpose...

It was to attract all of the Cleveland Ohioans to one place, you know, like flies to poo. And also a place that would remind them of back home in Ohio, so as to keep them there rather than them running around the rest of Michigan, sullying it all up.

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HeySal

10 years ago

Originally Posted by Dan Riffle

Coming from an Ohioan it is. That's the part Claude wouldn't get, but apparently neither do you.

While Ohio may be antiquated, I'm pretty sure Detroit has the cesspool monicker locked up.

So, you've never been to Cincinnati? The only difference between that and Detroit is that someone flushed.

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Claude Whitacre 10 years ago

Originally Posted by Dan Riffle

...and being from Michigan.

(This insult is completely lost on Claude. He'll pretend to understand, but he doesn't.)

Ha! I get it completely!

But...for the sake of everyone else......why don't you explain what that means.
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HeySal

10 years ago

Well, I came in to post about how cute my first Rottie was when he was a pup - he'd stand beside someone's beer and when he thought nobody was looking he'd knock it over with his foot. When the person grabbed their beer, Kayne would drink what had spilled.

But the topic has diverged so wildly that all I can say is I have plenty of flatlanders to pick on, thanks. Blitz and I used to S & R around our town in the CO mountains, and I will attest that the brandy is for later at the fire, not out in the rough.

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thunderbird

10 years ago

What have I just been reading?! I think I'll move onto something more tranquil and serene like this. Ommmm...

Gas Station Clerk With MMA Training Surprises...

Ommmm...

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MissTerraK

10 years ago

Originally Posted by thunderbird

What have I just been reading?! I think I'll move onto something more tranquil and serene like this. Ommmm...
Gas Station Clerk With MMA Training Surprises Thieves - YouTube

Ommmm...

Crud! I'm too late!! It seems the user has removed the video.

So, would someone clue me in on what it was so I can understand and respond accordingly?

Pretty please? LOL!

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MissTerraK 10 years ago

Originally Posted by 321phim

Very nice of you to say. Thank you!

Ummm, I don't get it...

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