Ridin the day bus to Heathrow for a 2 week jaunt to Canada

I had a six pack I was saving up in my fridge and my roommate drank two of them earlier today. It isn't worth only drinking four beers and I don't wanna venture out in the cold to purchase anymore.

I whacked it instead and now I am listening to a Sleeparchive EP.

The only positive that came out of tonight is that I am now one loss away from having to shave off this "beard" I am growing for the playoffs. My cheeks have been invaded by pubic-like hair. The mustache is pretty on point though.

Fuck. This loss was on me. No beard stache is not me playing the game right. Loads of bad karma.

Boy! 2 1/2 men is not a very good tv show!

Ned Braden wrote:I don't know why sports is still important to me as an adult, but god dammit that game made me feel bad.

I share this same sentiment. Going into this game I was thinking worst case scenario I could watch my roommate's irrational reactions and laugh because I am "like so above that, man, it's just a game." It isn't just a game. I was wrong.

All these boys getting lunches. Couldn't pass up this joint for obvious reasons.


20 oz Rickard's red for a lunchtime beer selection, and likely gonna go with a large sandwich of some kind. Reuben ill keep you posted on the details of said sandwich.

Ned Braden wrote:Reuben ill keep you posted on the details of said sandwich.

Ned Braden wrote:Again, hats off to Canada for being the most Canadian place imaginable

http://www.buzzfeed.com/jessicamisener/the-29-most-canadian-things-to-ever-canada-in-canada

Ned Braden live boarding a stay in Canada is some of the realist shit ever done on YSG.

Nick wrote:Ned Braden live boarding a stay in Canada is some of the realist shit ever done on YSG.

Real talk. Those pictures of the baggage claim alone justify Al Gore's wonderful invention.

Ned, if you find yourself in a grocery store, don't sleep on the Coffee Crisp and the Shreddies, two of Canada's greatest everyday comestibles, the former sort of a high-brow Cadbury-esque Whatchmacallit with Nescafe flavor, the latter Canada's delicious take on Chex.

Nick wrote:Ned Braden live boarding a stay in Canada is some of the realist shit ever done on YSG.

It'll probably get really boring when I'm flying everyday, but hopefully we'll get to experience our fair share of Canadian culture. Apparently Cold Lake is a town featuring a single dive bar called "licking lizards" or something, which is famous among Maple Flag Canada vets for its less than reputable clientele. So... ok!!

Viv, Reuben I'm actively gonna seek out all of the canadian grocery items posted here. Gotta get cultured! Thanks for the recs.

Coffee Crisp is SO fucking elite. Real must-eat shit. Hardcore elite snackage.

Ned Braden wrote:Fuck. This loss was on me. No beard stache is not me playing the game right. Loads of bad karma.

What the hell is a beard stache? Boy, I was outta my head last night, though I guess I didn't wind up soaking wet on the docks.

If you want a true Canadian beer, get your self a Labbat 50 or a Molson Stock Ale.

Also, get yourself a bag of Humpty Dumpty ketchup chips, and a Kinder Surprise

Poutine is gross imo, but most people love it, so you should probably try that if you haven't already.

SpiritofEden, I love Canada and the best things that land has to offer but those are two terrible beers.

Poutine rides a fine line. If its done right, its one of the best things ever.

I'm not sure if they have a Smokes Poutinerie out there, but they do a pretty amazing poutine involving sirachi and guac

I mean that is like suggesting a visitor to the US try some Budweiser and Rolling Rock.

reuben wrote:SpiritofEden, I love Canada and the best things that land has to offer but those are two terrible beers.

Probably the 2 best out of the big name Canadian beers.

Pretty good to wash down some Kraft Dinner anyways

Kraft Dinner lol. I'm definitely down for the kinder surprise, being familiar with their work.

reuben wrote:

Ned Braden wrote:Reuben ill keep you posted on the details of said sandwich.

Chicken bacon club panini. With tomato and cheddar on ciabatta. Was supposed to come with a side of chipotle sauce according to the menu, but ended up with a barbecue sauce inside instead... Which actually ended up great. Standard airport overcharge price of 13.50 Canadian dollars was to be expected, so I ain't worrying. Good sandwich.

Ned, you need to go to Swiss Chalet, Harvey's and Beavertails. If they have those up in Big Lake.

Gets all high and mighty about a 50 and Stock suggestion, then suggests Harveys and Swiss Chalet.

Do I have to go up there and teach you how to appreciate Canada?

Enjoy your shitty beer and mac & cheese.