And if they ever do get paid then they have to turn over a portion of the money to their Qatari sponsors, who have their passports.

I had it on tap first and tried it again in a bottle and didn't like it either time. I get what you're saying though.

Still a better thought process than what went into Crossbones.

Like someone else pointed out: Will covered it with "Your local brewery's flagship."

There's a fine line between "take available precautions" and "don't provoke your own beating." I agree that if he hadn't used the word "provoke" this may not have become such a lightning rod for debate.

Before it was available here (WI) I was able to travel out to Idaho in 2008 for some training. While I was there, I tried Fat Tire because, like you said, it was something everyone wanted in my area due to the non-existent distribution. I was not impressed.

I could see that but after trying a fair number of their beers it's hard to plunk down the money for anything they offer.

Fat Tire

"We're flying on a commercial jet and of course I'm making jokes about bombs."

I just watched The Campaign last night. Did this guy study it as a political playbook?

Did we expect FIFA to do otherwise? They won't change unless they face a massive boycott which, given how boring soccer is in the first place, should be easy enough to get off the ground.

"And furthermore..

No idea how someone forgets that. Could be they just didn't care.

Actually had that happen when I took my car to a dealer, that they forgot to oil back in.

That would be a 4 game suspension.

14. Mouse

"And try not to look all sexy when you're getting punched. We don't want you to provoke a sexual assault in addition to a whupping."

So it comes down to personal preference based on experience. Cool.

This is one of my all-time favorite movies. Fun fact: one of the Wing Kong bad guys (Al Leong) is also in Die Hard.