United Macedonia Diaspora

[sf.]

Prove any of what you have said.

[slovenec zrinski]

Considering that this is the single most critical issue facing our political destruction, why is it at the bottom ?

I'm going to take some time to think about it.

Eeeee...could it be that..whereas,whereas,whereas etc..led to...resolved,resolved...eeee....resolved and that the most important conclusion therefor came at the bottom...

If not, I bet the jews or the freemasonry had something to do with it...or whatever....

[Mr Brandy]

Originally Posted by Prolet

sf, Believe it or not Fosters is very popular outside of Australia, they even serve it in Stari Kraj.

We could always help him out and get him to choose a VB for a hard earned thirst especially after debating here like this LOL

Mr Brandy, Just so you know not many people drink Fosters in Australia and Melbourne in general, Fosters prides itself by promoting itself outside of Australia but inside Australia not many people drink it.

In Melbourne i would say that Crown Large,Carlton Cold and VB are the most popular Aussie Beers.

Prolet/sf - thanks for heads up on that! I had a feeling Fosters was a marketiing machine but it other then Castlemaine XXXX it was the only other beer I could think of. Anyway here's hoping we can enjoy a Crown Large in Melbourne someday.

[julie]

crown lager

[Mr Brandy]

Originally Posted by julie

crown lager

Ha Ha - Thanks Julie! Prolet what are you doing to me brother- I could assaulted going into a bar asking for a Crown LARGE!

[Prolet]

Crown Lager jeeez cant i make a spelling mistake?? LOL

You could have picked VB or Carlton Cold instead.

[julie]

Prolet VB is dreadful - Me and a girlfriend call it something else
v@@i@@l backwash - fill in the gaps

[Prolet]

Julie, But in Victoria its very popular, all the tradies drink it especially the zidari.

Red Back is a nice South Australian Beer

[julie]

no sense no feeling (taste) as they saying goes , lol

West End draught on tap is a thirst quencher

[sf.]

Originally Posted by Mr Brandy

Anyway here's hoping we can enjoy a Crown Large in Melbourne someday.

If you have a chance to make it over, you'll need to partake in the great Australian tradition: the pub crawl.