Beer, wine and spirits too
Of all, I like the brew
Covered in foam and cascading with bubbles, it's time to relax, and forget all my troubles
I can go to the Pub,to pick up some ales, then listen to friends as we recount some old tales
I may sit on porch with a porter or stout, and ponder what life is really about
I can lie on the grass, the beach or the dock as I soak up some sun with a lager or bock
There are so many option of things I might do with an ice cold brew!
So come all ye friends both old and new, let's raise our glasses to the miracle of brew!
- by Brian Herlihy
Afternoon drinkers
Laugh from the streetside tables
As masses trudge by
(Captain Hops) @beerhaikudaily.com
A woman I met at this country & western bar said
she wanted to take me home and ride me like a cowgirl
on a bucking bronco. She wasn't very good, though; I was
able to throw her off every time in less than 10 seconds.
(Wiley) @ruminate.com
Oh, come on. If we only had sex with
people we actually respected, most us
would even have to give up masturbating.
(The Covert Comic) @ruminate.com
I probably would have enjoyed the massage's
"happy ending" more had all those mall
patrons not started hovering around my chair.
(Brad Simanek) @ruminate.com
I shot a man in Reno, just to watch him die.
But then he got better and sued me. During
the trial, we gained a grudging respect for
one another and, eventually, became close friends.
Until I bludgeoned him to death. In Lake Tahoe.
(Bob Van Voris) @ruminate.com
Remember: Today is the first day of the rest
of what you're optimistically calling a life.
(Jerry L. Embry) @ruminate.com
Clowns to the left of me, jokers to the right,
here I am: stuck in the cafeteria line at the
Academy of Comedic Performing Arts with you.
(The Covert Comic) @ruminate.com
Mom always said, "I hate you! Your father
wouldn't have left if it weren't for you!
You were an accident!" I used to cry,
but deep down I know that if it weren't
for Mom's tough love, I never would've
gotten the courage to shoot that fifth
cop and make it all the way to Panama.
(Jacqui Kennelly) @ruminate.com