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I want Moose Drool in Missoula on Halloween!

native wrote:I want Moose Drool in Missoula on Halloween!

Well if you make it here then I'll give you some while I'm Bullwinkling ya.

Ursus A. Horribilis wrote:

native wrote:I want Moose Drool in Missoula on Halloween!

Well if you make it here then I'll give you some while I'm Bullwinkling ya.

If that's you in the avatar or in that signature icon, Ursus, you can do anything you want with me!

Otherwise I am bringing my wife for protection. She can leg press 665 pounds.

native wrote:

Ursus A. Horribilis wrote: Well if you make it here then I'll give you some while I'm Bullwinkling ya.

If that's you in the avatar or in that signature icon, Ursus, you can do anything you want with me!

Otherwise I am bringing my wife for protection. She can leg press 665 pounds.

Did you get drunk and fall down or how did you figure out she could do that?

Lookin' forward to getting you a couple of those beers even the person conveying them to you is not of the physical quality displayed in my posts.

Ursus A. Horribilis wrote:

native wrote:
If that's you in the avatar or in that signature icon, Ursus, you can do anything you want with me!

Otherwise I am bringing my wife for protection. She can leg press 665 pounds.

Did you get drunk and fall down or how did you figure out she could do that?

Lookin' forward to getting you a couple of those beers even the person conveying them to you is not of the physical quality displayed in my posts.

Yes, I did get drunk and fall down. More than once. Thank goodness Missus Native is strong enough to pick me up.

The Missus is a gym rat built like a fireplug who presses 6 45-pound discs on each side of the leg press machine (6x45x2=540), plus the 125 pounds of the bar and platform. It's where the kids get their football physiques.

Of course, she is only five feet tall (or so she claims), so she doesn't have to press the weight for much distance, but she can still do more than twice what I can do. If she were any taller she would truly be able to kick my @$$, but she can't reach that high.

I could go for something of heaven's nectar myself. I think I'll have to order some before the first TxSt game so I can enjoy it at the tailgate. Man, I might not remember much of my night in Missoula, but I remember the Moose Drool.

I have two bottles at home I'll be breaking into pretty soon

I-15 from Utah to Montana is bound to be busy Friday and Saturday. I know I am headed up for this one.

I'll be more than happy to buy you, and the "Leg Press Queen" as many Michelobs as you two care to drink, native!

But when it comes to Moose Drool, you're on your own there, pal! I've tried, more times than I care to count, on developing a taste for the stuff, but my sophisticated taste buds continue to tell me..."This just ain't gonna' happen!"

So, the offer on the Michelobs will continue to remain in effect...

Grizo406 wrote:I'll be more than happy to buy you, and the "Leg Press Queen" as many Michelobs as you two care to drink, native!

But when it comes to Moose Drool, you're on your own there, pal! I've tried, more times than I care to count, on developing a taste for the stuff, but my sophisticated taste buds continue to tell me..."This just ain't gonna' happen!"

So, the offer on the Michelobs will continue to remain in effect...

Moose Drool is up there in terms of my favorite beers. Then again, I do love dark beers, stouts and porters included. I discovered Huckleberries last fall and have become hooked. They have beers from I'd say 100+ different breweries, and hundreds of different brews to choose from. I get a mix-n-match six-pack (sometimes 12 or 18 pack) of new beer each time I go! Right now I'm drinkin' on a pint of St. Peter's Cream Stout imported from the UK!

Had some Drool the other night at Old Chicago, then went on to drink about 4 or 5 different pints of various Octoberfests. Couple that with my Rueben and it was a great night.

Screamin_Eagle174 wrote: Moose Drool is up there in terms of my favorite beers. Then again, I do love dark beers, stouts and porters included. I discovered Huckleberries last fall and have become hooked. They have beers from I'd say 100+ different breweries, and hundreds of different brews to choose from. I get a mix-n-match six-pack (sometimes 12 or 18 pack) of new beer each time I go! Right now I'm drinkin' on a pint of St. Peter's Cream Stout imported from the UK!

I'm not a fan of dark beers, and about as dark as I can go when it comes to beer, is Amber Bock!

Ask anyone that knows me, one thing I'll NEVER be accused of is having a sophisticated taste in beer!!

All this talk of beer is making me thirsty!

Being from Oklahoma and paraphrasing Will Rogers here, I must say that I never met a beer I didn't like.

Grizo406 wrote:

Screamin_Eagle174 wrote: Moose Drool is up there in terms of my favorite beers. Then again, I do love dark beers, stouts and porters included. I discovered Huckleberries last fall and have become hooked. They have beers from I'd say 100+ different breweries, and hundreds of different brews to choose from. I get a mix-n-match six-pack (sometimes 12 or 18 pack) of new beer each time I go! Right now I'm drinkin' on a pint of St. Peter's Cream Stout imported from the UK!

I'm not a fan of dark beers, and about as dark as I can go when it comes to beer, is Amber Bock!

Ask anyone that knows me, one thing I'll NEVER be accused of is having a sophisticated taste in beer!!

That's me, only with hard-A. I'll do rum, but Whiskey/Scotch... no way.

Moose Drool is not one of the higher quality brown ales.There are so many better ones out there. I suggest Samuel Smiths, Monk's Brown Ale, Hale's Irish Style Nut Brown Ale, Rogue's Hazelnut Brown Nectar, Green Man Brown Ale. Anyone of these blows MD out of the water. The thing Big Sky has is great marketing which convinces some that it also has great beer. While they have some beer that is pretty decent, it is not great. Probst

polsongrizz wrote:Moose Drool is not one of the higher quality brown ales.There are so many better ones out there. I suggest Samuel Smiths, Monk's Brown Ale, Hale's Irish Style Nut Brown Ale, Rogue's Hazelnut Brown Nectar, Green Man Brown Ale. Anyone of these blows MD out of the water. The thing Big Sky has is great marketing which convinces some that it also has great beer. While they have some beer that is pretty decent, it is not great. Probst

Excellent.....and I'm a fan of the Sammy's Taddy (know it's not brown, but tasty).....

I had some Drool when I was back in Iowa for Christmas. It was pretty good. I would like to get it in Texas, but not even my local specialty stores can manage to get it.