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rodw wrote: Phill, I have no idea on the speed as I've not played but I am so glad our borders are locked down to prevent Victorians and their beer from polluting our XXXX Sunshine state. Mater of fact, I scored a free carton of that XXXX stuff yesterday!

Haha, that's about what is worth. :silly:

phillc54 wrote:

rodw wrote: Phill, I have no idea on the speed as I've not played but I am so glad our borders are locked down to prevent Victorians and their beer from polluting our XXXX Sunshine state. Mater of fact, I scored a free carton of that XXXX stuff yesterday!

Haha, that's about what is worth. :silly:

Just when i start thinking i am pretty good at English, you two come out and say something i can't understand ! In English !

tommylight wrote:

phillc54 wrote:

rodw wrote: Phill, I have no idea on the speed as I've not played but I am so glad our borders are locked down to prevent Victorians and their beer from polluting our XXXX Sunshine state. Mater of fact, I scored a free carton of that XXXX stuff yesterday!

Haha, that's about what is worth. :silly:

Just when i start thinking i am pretty good at English, you two come out and say something i can't understand ! In English !

XXXX is a Queensland beer. It was named XXXX because they can't spell beer. :laugh:

phillc54 wrote: XXXX is a Queensland beer. It was named XXXX because they can't spell beer. :laugh:

See people who live in the state of Victoria have no idea of the true origin of how the name of our famous XXXX beer came about.

It was actually named by an illiterate shearer working 4 x 2 hour shifts (runs we call them) of back breaking work shearing sheep every day... so at the end of every run, he would mark an X on the timber post beside his shearing stand where he worked. At the end of the day, there would be four X's and he knew it was time for a beer.... To the best of my knowledge that is true!

rodw wrote: See people who live in the state of Victoria have no idea of the true origin of how the name of our famous XXXX beer came about.

I totally agree, they probably don't and they were also responsible for that Fosters abomination. :laugh:

phillc54 wrote:

rodw wrote: See people who live in the state of Victoria have no idea of the true origin of how the name of our famous XXXX beer came about.

I totally agree, they probably don't and they were also responsible for that Fosters abomination. :laugh:

Aww man so you’re saying Fosters isn’t “Australian for beer”... like Outback Steakhouse would lead us here in the states to believe?? :laugh:

snowgoer540 wrote:

phillc54 wrote:

rodw wrote: See people who live in the state of Victoria have no idea of the true origin of how the name of our famous XXXX beer came about.

I totally agree, they probably don't and they were also responsible for that Fosters abomination. :laugh:

Aww man so you’re saying Fosters isn’t “Australian for beer”... like Outback Steakhouse would lead us here in the states to believe?? :laugh:

I think it is all exported or made overseas under licence because no-one here drinks it...

snowgoer540 wrote:
Aww man so you’re saying Fosters isn’t “Australian for beer”... like Outback Steakhouse would lead us here in the states to believe?? :laugh:

It might be for Victorians but not for a Queenslander!

Its interesting that Fosters and Victoria Bitter (VB) and most other commercial beers down south are lagers and our XXXX (pronounced FourEx) is an ale. The fermentation method is quite different and ales are better suited to the hotter climate we enjoy, well to a Queenslander's palate anyway. I spent a month in Victoria once before beer was freely traded across state borders and their lagers are truly awful....

I don't think Victorians even drink Fosters do they?

phillc54 wrote: I don't think Victorians even drink Fosters do they?

You make me laugh. I'm giving up beer and drinking whiskey from here on!