The Jesus and Mo artist brings good news to the bibulous:
This if course reminds me of He’brew beer (also known as “Hebrewski”), whose motto is “The Chosen Beer”):
Jesus ‘n’ Mo tie one on
April 29, 2012 • 3:44 am
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Don’t forget Salt Lake City’s microbrew Polygamy Porter, with it’s great motto: “Why have just one?”
I’ve gotta get me one. No, make it two, please.
There is only One. and Mo is slurping away at the One and Only One as if there’s no tomorrow.
Which for me, there probably isn’t, now. I’ll have a Danish with my breakfast.
It’s worth buying a Polygamy Porter for the cover art alone!!
There’s a t-shirt available with the art, too.
Buy one for each of the wives.
I thought it was “the one to have when you’re having more than one”.
Good ones, but everyone knows beer-chugging is the cyclic rite devoted to buddha body building according to the Four Ignoble Truths:
– Life leads to suffering.
– Suffering is caused by craving.
– Suffering ends when craving ends. This is achieved by eliminating delusion of grandeur.
– Reaching this liberated state is achieved by acquiring a beer belly.
+1
Nice!
Vodka and rum win, hands down.
But those aren’t specifically religiously controversial, I think.
On the other hand, that “wine is water” defamatory claim of XXX-ianity…
As my niece (step niece? Something) was reminding me this morning – Konyagi and freshly-squeezed mango juice is the only way to go.
I am also a big fan of Evolution Amber Ale from the Wasatch Brew Company.
http://www.wasatchbeers.com/evolution.html
Yeah, but they don’t let us have it all our own way –
“As always, intelligently designed just for intelligent beer-drinkers.”
Never mind, I’ll forgive ’em.
Fucking Hell!
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& less controversially, Monty Python’s Holy
Grail./@
I had my first Hebrew “Nut Brown” ale a few days ago, and just enjoyed with one dinner this very night. It’s truly enlightening!! (Better than manna in the desert.)