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Posts tagged "Ireland"
It’s an old axiom, but I’m inclined to agree with toothpickswords’s take on President Obama enjoying a Guinness:
If you can, drink what the locals drink.
My President drinks a Guinness! If anyone needed further proof of his Irish ancestry, President Obama grabbed a Guinness during his diplomatic tour of Ireland this week.
Brings a whole a new image the old axiom about a political candidate you’d “like to drink a beer with”, doesn’t it? I wonder what he’d look like with a Guinness mustache…
via Stephen Bolen
My Guinness, my goodness!
… something something smooth and dark…
The Queen and a Guinness: what could possibly go wrong?
More info on the Queen’s tour of Ireland, and her visit to Guinness’ brewery here
H/T @Corinne_Perkins
The so-called “Irish Car Bomb” is a drink made by combining a pint of Guinness with a shot of irish cream liquer, which is dropped directly into the pint glass while still carried inside the shot glass. It’s a drink best consumed by chugging, if only because the cream tends to coagulate the longer it stays in the beer.
via Capcatchers:
Car pile up in Ireland.
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