This is more along the lines of my issue with beer. I don’t care for that basic beer taste, which I’ve decided is the hops and bitterness. I don’t generally like bitter things, though I do like sour things. This could be the OP’s issue too. I’ve found I like fruit lambics and I’ve had a couple of Berliner weisses I…

Can we take a minute to recognize a very underappreciated type of beer? The often overlooked Scotch Ale/Scottish Wee Heavy.

I have a strong aversion to bitter things, and like the question asker really dislike hoppy beers. Even the juicy IPAs Kate mentioned only move from undrinkable to “I guess this is tolerable” for me. Despite all that, I drink quite a bit of beer and have a lot I really love, and can pretty much always find something…

To the asker, as another person who despises hops and mass market lagers, I have tips:

I am not a woman but I have noticed that my alcohol intake, which was already above the national mean, has increased greatly since November of 2016.

If I may posit another anecdotal answer...with fewer women feeling societal pressure to have children these days, many of us have more time to drink, and money to buy alcohol. I have no children and a good job, and I have to self-impose limits on myself like no booze before 6pm, because I find I will drink if I’m…

A butt double helped launch Julia Roberts’ career.

“You manipulated biblical scripture to align with your colonialist, supremacist ideologies instead of showing mercy.”

White supremacist acts like a white supremacist when called out for being a white supremacist.

I’m struggling with the tone of this post - I can’t tell if you’re being serious or not. But see, her phone is in her bag. I leave my phone in my bag all the time. The pockets in many women’s work clothing cannot accommodate a phone without weighing down the garment.

The biggest issue with this ad is the fact that she’s drinking a Coors Light, which is like drinking a glass of water out of a glass that had a beer in it before and you didn’t rinse it out well enough.

She left it in the car and she’s going to groan and sigh and slowly peel herself off the couch when she realizes she has to go back outside to get it.

Ummm, in her bag? When my wife gets home and proceeds thru a very similar routine there is often times a “have you seen my phone?” an hour or two later.  It’s almost ALWAYS in her bag.  

I get the impression that someone there had come across all those articles on the Finnish word kalsarikänni - relaxing by drinking at home by yourself in your underwear - that were going around last year. (They also have an old word for the distance that a reindeer can travel between having to pee - poronkusema. Finns…

This is the only time I’ll ever complain about the woman in a beer ad not being stacked enough.

One note: I saw this on TV, so it’s not digital only. Also, I’m forty two, so this may not play, but particularly rough days involve waking up late and forgetting my phone at home. What the hell do I do at work then? Toilet breaks suck.  The only thing worse is coming home to too many notifications. I'd rather put off…

Taking off my work pants. It has been a hot summer and I wear heavy, welder pants for work that are like an awful, sweltering tent, but they protect me from injury very well.

There is nothing wrong with boycotting a company that supports someone like Trump and those that argue that it is meaningless is for those who want to excuse their own choices. 

I noticed the band-aid on her heel, too!  I love it. I mean, I’m never going to love Coors Light, but it’s a great ad. 

Life is too short to drink Coors Light. Or Coors.