In honor of Oktoberfest, which actually begins in September(!), check out this cool color-coded map of Germany’s most popular beers by region. (Hat tip: u/tifa365, via Reddit.)
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In honor of Oktoberfest, which actually begins in September(!), check out this cool color-coded map of Germany’s most popular beers by region. (Hat tip: u/tifa365, via Reddit.)
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+1 Franziskaner. However, my all time favorite from Deutschland is Ayinger Dopple-Bock.
By the way, I read the gamer essay you recommended to me, but the author lost me as soon as he described Mitt Romney as a gamer without mentioning that most consumate and expert gamer of all: Barack “I’ve written three memoirs” Obama!!!! Like Joe likes to say: Come on, man!!!
Fair point. However, I would argue that you have to a gamer in order to get into public office in the first place. However, agreed Obama should had been called out.
I wonder if due to the fact the publication skewing libertarian/conservative audience-wise the author felt the need to go a little harder on right-wingers. However, slick willie and Obama should have been called out!!
There are plenty of gamers on both sides of the divide. Even third-party gamers.
“We are all gamers now.”
Lol. So now we all adhere to bad economics and bad ethics. If Nixon decreed we are all followers of Keynes. Who is the preeminent pioneering gamer? The article hinted that the rise came in the fallout of the idealism of the 1960s ( making it in the nascent period of the 1970s). Who was the figure that brought this mentality to prominence influencing the yuppie dominated 1980s?