![](/boards/images/icons/default/book.gif) Re: Opinions wanted (to Randyman)
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old hand
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old hand
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But then where would you get those great reasonably priced canadian speakers from?
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axiomite
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axiomite
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Ah so that's the reason the americans haven't also invaded canada.
I thought it might be our oil but i guess it is actually our historical ability to produce good comedians (John Candy, Eugene Levy, Mike Myers, David Foley, Rick Moranis, Nia Vardalos) and good speakers (Paradigm, Axiom, PSB, Energy....).
"Those who preach the myths of audio are ignorant of truth."
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![](/boards/images/icons/default/book.gif) Re: Opinions wanted (to Randyman)
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local
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local
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How can you forget to mention the single most important facet? BEER I would be pretty upset if I could no longer enjoy an ice cold Labatts.
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![](/boards/images/icons/default/book.gif) Re: Opinions wanted (to Randyman)
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devotee
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devotee
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Don't forget the best North American ski destination, Whistler-Blackcomb. Now that's something to brag about.
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![](/boards/images/icons/default/book.gif) Re: Opinions wanted (to Randyman)
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local
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local
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I have yet to try a Canadian beer I'd call "really good". Don't you frostbacks brew any ales?
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![](/boards/images/icons/default/book.gif) Re: Opinions wanted (to Randyman)
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aficionado
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aficionado
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Don't start this again.
Labatt's is far from great and there are plenty of American beer companies producing far better beer than any I've had from the fridged North. If by some miracle, you're ever lucky enough to find yourself in one of the few states to which New Belgium ships, plop yourself down with as many different varieties of their brew. Truly is heavenly.
When I'm in charged, they'll be made the official brewers of the NWO.
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![](/boards/images/icons/default/book.gif) The beer thing
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axiomite
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axiomite
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I'm not a Labatts fan and i haven't had a Molsons product in quite some time.
I moved on to the microbreweries years ago. They beat any of the big beer makers hands down regardless of nationality.
I had some lovely local beer in Philadelphia last time i was there but i can't remember what it was.
"Those who preach the myths of audio are ignorant of truth."
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![](/boards/images/icons/default/book.gif) Re: Opinions wanted (to Randyman)
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connoisseur
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connoisseur
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Hi,
As a transplanted Canadian (to the US) who grew up with Labatt's, Molson's et al, I can attest to the quality and superiority of Brooklyn Lager and Pilsener (on tap), and Sierra Nevada on tap.
Regards,
Alan Lofft, Axiom Resident Expert (Retired)
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local
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local
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Sierra Nevada is my favorite brewery. I have two and a half cases of their Celebration Ale sitting next to my kitchen table right now.
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connoisseur
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connoisseur
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On behalf of proud residents of the Lone Star state, I vote for my favorite, Shiner Bock... Good either bottled or on tap.
Cheers from sleeting Dallas!
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