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Beer is a level 2 trade good. Beer is een schurk die Turtle wilde opeten, maar hij faalde want hij werd verslagen door Goku. Hij is lid van de Kuma Mercenary-clan.thumb|Beer Categorie:Characters Categorie:Dieren Categorie:Schurken Categorie:Dragon Ball personages __NOEDITSECTION__ __NOWYSIWYG__ How frightening it would be to venture outside so lateOn a saturday nightAnd soak up the stupidityViolence at the slightest provocationPassive-aggressive friendlinessWalk past a barWould I make it home alive? The city lights cast a morning glow on the trees and the now-grey skyIt looks as if the sun is rising The jock population skyrockets after two amBecause nothing good happens thenBirds, maybe robins, singing at four amEverything is backwards at this hourAnd so much more frighteningTerrified of even leaving my roomDown the dark, empty hallway And hope... PostForums: Index > User Poetry > Beer A low-alcohol (usually a maximum of 5 percent alcohol by weight) beverage brewed from MALTED barley and other cereals (such as corn or rye) mixed with cultured YEAST for FERMENTATION and flavored with HOPS. Since about nine-tenths of beer's volume is water, the quality of the water is of utmost importance. Beers from different regions of America and other countries take their character from the water used in the brewing. There are many varieties of beer including ALE, STOUT, PORTER, MALT LIQUOR, BOCK BEER and America's favorite, LAGER. In the United States, the term "light beer" refers to a brew with reduced calories and, usually, less alcohol. In Europe, this term distinguishes between pale and dark lagers. Unlike wine, beer's best consumed as fresh as possible — it shouldn't be aged. Bee Beer is a generic name for a type of alcoholic beverage that is made primarily from grain, which is fermented. There are many types of beer including ales, stouts, and lagers. Lee Rafferty brewed his own beer, which took four years to get the recipe right. His beer runs at around eight percent alcohol. After work, Harvey Dolan and Phillip Devine would go and have a beer together, at Harvey's expense according to Harvey. Beer is a beverage with an alcoholic content of (on average) between 3 and 6 percent, it tastes great. 1. * Beer makes women/girls appear more attractive, (if you're a man, a boy or a gay lady. 2. * Beer makes men appear more attractive if you're a woman or gay man. Also you're less likely to worry if that attractive person you hardly know could give you any infection. Beer can get you STD! We're not making that up. Beer makes you lose a sense of reality and makes you do silly things. For these reasons, it is detested by conservatives who drink tea and eat biscuits all their lives. Beer fights Spongebob. Judy.jpg|Judy Policeofficers.JPG|Police Police Officers.JPG|Police Fredbio.jpg|Fred Mrs Puff.In Drawing.JPG|Big Fat Meanie DerPlankton.jpg|Plankton Pearl.png|Pearl Thehotshot1.jpg Titlecard Jellyfish Jam.jpg|Jelllyfish Jam Beer was an alcoholic beverage. There were many types of beer available throughout the galaxy. A distinction was made between beer (which included fortified beers, lagers and ciders) and stronger alcoholic beverages (like wine and liquor), which were referred to as spirits. The beverage had an unusual effect on Jawas, who would shrivel up like a slug if they consumed beer. Wikipedia Article About Beer on Wikipedia Beer is the world's oldest and most popular alcoholic beverage. It is produced through the fermentation of starch-based material, commonly barley, though cassava root in Africa, potato in Brazil, and agave in Mexico, among other starch sources, have been used. Only beverages produced by this method are considered to be beer. Neither alcoholic beverages made from the fermentation of sugars derived from nonstarch sources (e.g., grape juice or honey), nor beverages which are distilled after fermentation should be classified as such. Beers and ales were often served in pints. The Brigadier stated, "I'd rather have a pint", at the end of events in Devil's End, alluding to a pint of beer or ale. (TV: The Dæmons) According to Erimem, Ra ordered a high priest at Heliopolis to pour gallons of beer dyed with pomegranate which was used to bait Sekhmet with as a lake of "blood". When Sekhmet became stupefied by the alcohol, she was trapped in a salt, or trisilicate, spaceship. (AUDIO: The Bride of Peladon) Alien beers and ales included Martian ale, Fisherman's Ruin and Admiral's Old Antisocial. Under Construction! Drinking multiple mugs of beer in short succession cannot bring a player's Strength bonus beyond 4% of the baseline value. Such an act, however, can repeatedly cause a penalty to a player's Attack until it reaches a minimum of 0. However, even if the player drinks multiple beers, they are still able to wield weapons of their base level (e.g. If a player with 60 Attack drinks beer to lower their level below 60, they can still wield dragon weapons). Base Value 2 File:GoldIcon.png Effects Type FormID Beer is an alcoholic beverage in The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion. The over use of beer blurs vision and makes it harder for the Hero to physically control themselves. In 2000, Shannon O'Donnel shared a round of beer with her future husband Henry Janeway in a Portage Creek, Indiana bar. Apparently, cold beer was the one benefit of modern society the two could agree upon. (VOY: "11:59") In 2151, Jonathan Archer, Charles Tucker III, and Malcolm Reed toasted the successful installation of Enterprise NX-01's phase cannons with a round of beer. (ENT: "Silent Enemy") On Deep Space 9, Miles O'Brien and Julian Bashir also enjoyed having beer together, especially after one of their holosuite adventures or playing a game of darts. (DS9: "Fascination") Beer is used in Scene 3 to get Snorkyorky to go to Thrall. Beer is an alcholic Drink which gets you Drunk. It is used to comfort people or just for Fun. Beer is the main think used in the Community of Drunks and many famous drinkers are Snorkyorky. Beer is the most common drink in the strip. Rat drinks it regularly. Goat, Zebra, The Crocs, Guard Duck, and Humans drink it on occasion. Pig isn't a heavy drinker but sips a few now and then. Beer was seen early on in the strip. It has been used in gags for Rat getting drunk, and Pig being tricked. Beer (NL: Bier), heelt 10 life points als het gedronken wordt en versterkt tijdelijk de Kracht van de speler met 4%, daarentegen verlaagt het de Aanval tijdelijk met 7%. Spelers kunnen bier kopen in Kroegen of krijgen door een monster drop. The Ivy Bush inn probably had particularly good beer, as Sam was sad to miss it. The British have many different words for beer, as Eskimos have for snow and African Americans have for young women. They use words such as lager, Pilsener, and swill to carefully define each batch, to showcase their self-image as connoisseurs (that is, closet Frenchmen). Any liquid selection made at a British pub, however, has the advantage of being safer and more nutritious than ordering food there. The British like their beer warm and flat. This simplifies the conversion to vomit. Beer is a Magnus in Baten Kaitos: Eternal Wings and the Lost Ocean. Beer is the fifth episode of the BBC sitcom Blackadder II, the second series of Blackadder, which was set in Elizabethan England from 1558 to 1603. In the episode, an embarrassing incident with a turnip, an ostrich feather and a fanatically Puritan aunt leads to a right royal to-do in the Blackadder household. The episode marks Hugh Laurie's first ever Blackadder appearance, and Miriam Margolyes's second. Laurie would later go on to appear in every subsequent episode of the show, notably Blackadder the Third and Blackadder Goes Forth. Although not an item that can be used (except in ), beer is the reason Conker got himself into his bad fur day troubles. At the beginning of the game, Conker spends most of the night drinking with some of his soldier buddies (one of whom is presumably Rodent) who have to go to war, which Conker uses as an excuse to stay out and drink. After a few good drinks, Conker has had enough for the night, says his goodbyes to his buds, and staggers his drunken self out of the tavern, when which he then empties his stomach on the cobblestone street, right next to a distressed . Beer was an alcoholic drink widely used on Earth. Members of SG-1 and the Atlantis expedition drink beer mainly for celebratory reasons. Teal'c, on the other hand, doesn't drink beer or any other forms of alcohol, as it could have adverse effects for his symbiote. (SG1: "Fire and Water", "Lost City, Part 2") Beer was known to several species, like Humans, Simpsons and Romulans. It was also the most commonly drunk alcoholic beverage among Simpsons. (RIS Bouteina various) The Longueuil Cup events were all contested with beer as the medium, among which are the beer mile and beer pong. (Star Trek: The Stoneship Files: "Alcoholic Massacre, Part II") Beer is alcoholic brew that will effect the state of character. Beer is a substance that is drunk to solve stress problems, such like the problems your mom and dad have raising you, and how they don't want to admit that wine isn't solving their little problem that you created, so they decide that maybe a six pack of Budlight will. Beer is the world's most widely consumed alcoholic beverage. Beer is most often derived from malted cereal grains, most commonly malted barley and malted wheat. Most beer is also flavored with hops. Beer is at few McDonald's restaurants. European locations make up the majority of McDonald's beer selling locations. Beer can refer to: A Beer is consumable item that, when consumed, heals the player by one hits and reduces his or her attack by two levels. It can can be bought from the many bartenders found throughout RuneScape Classic for two coins each. There is also a respawn of beer in the Longhall of Barbarian Village. Beer is a good found in Pharaoh. Beer is an alcoholic drink. The Beer wiki aims to help users " Learn how to home brew, rate the best beers and share beer recipes with enthusiasts on the Beer Wiki!" File:Risen logo 104.png File:Risen2 logo 104.png File:Risen3 logo.png <default>Beer</default> Item Type Effects Cooldown Source Buy price Sell value Beer is a consumable item (alcoholic beverage), available in all three Risen games. The effect of this item changes, however, from one game to another. Beer are drinks that can be bought at Petes Night Palace. This article is a stub. You can help the My English Wiki by [ expanding it]. Drinking multiple mugs of beer in short succession cannot bring a player's Strength bonus beyond an increase of 2 but such an act can repeatedly cause a penalty to a player's Attack until it reaches a minimum of 0. However, even if the player drinks multiple beers, they are still able to wield weapons of their base level (e.g. If a player with 60 Attack drinks beer to lower their level below 60, they can still wield dragon weapons). During the Vampyre Slayer quest, a player will have to give Dr. Harlow a beer before he gives them a stake in which you use to finish off the vampyre. Beer for your norns, made by Stefan Kuske, has the following results to the norn drinking it: * Tiredness: +70 * Pain: -80 * Alcohol: +40 * Sleep toxin: +10 It uses the C1 class numbers: * 2 7 114 Beer. ie. God's Sweet Nectar, Blessed Drink, Perfect Satisfaction, Bread, and the Truthy Juice! Made from a simple mixture of Hops, Grain, Yeast, Colbert Urine and Water it is a magic drink that makes you smarter, stronger, and more sexy. Beer was invented by medieval Christian monks who were doing God's work and improving the world. However misinformed preachers, such as Billy Sunday, claimed beer was demonic, fostering the temperance movement. This lead to the Eighteenth Amendment, one of Americas worst mistakes. Of course God saw this mistake and he fixed it with the Twenty-first Amendment. BEER is a song by Is-m created for the BMS of Fighters around 2003. This article is a . You can help My English Wiki by expanding it. Beer is an alcoholic beverage produced by fermented starches. Beer is made with malted barley, hops, yeast and water the beverage is often carbonated. Humans have been making beer for many thousands of years. Modern beer is often available in can or bottled form and is made by a number of breweries. Due to the large industrial settings, major breweries have stood in for industrial locations several times in films over the years. While taking a break from watching Girl in Gold Boots, Crow attempted to poor beer on Mike's most treasured possessions, which did not quite work the way he planned. Beer is the seventh episode of Jake and Amir which was first broadcast on June 08, 2007. Beer Beer was an alcoholic beverage enjoyed by many people in Alagaësia. While in Dras-Leona, Brom and Eragon got drunk at an inn. Saphira rebuked her rider for this, but later got drunk herself at Farthen Dûr. Beer was considered good for morale. When Roran objected to Morn and Tara joining the exodus from Carvahall with numerous caskets of beer because they didn't have enough food, Horst stated that the fact that the beer was good for morale was worth more than a few extra meals. Beer is a good exclusive to Mount&Blade: With Fire & Sword. Unlike the ale or wine of the previous games, which are consumable with no morale boost, beer does provide a bonus that makes it more akin to standard food items. Beer and wine provide the highest morale bonus of all foods in With Fire & Sword. In Fable and Fable: The Lost Chapters, one will have their sight affected giving the game a very blurred and dizzy effect. One will also throw up. Alcohol restores Health, but drains Salts. Like in BioShock and BioShock 2, if multiple units are consumed back to back, a short duration of blurry/double vision will occur. Alcoholic beverage made from fermented grain. For many centuries, Northern Europeans drank beer because it was less likely to cause infectious diseases than water, which was usually polluted unless you happened to be up a mountain. These early beers were typically much lower in alcohol than those we enjoy today. Beer is best enjoyed in moderate amounts amongst friends. Reported side-effects of beer include euphoria and depression, diplopia, aggression, loss of coordination and flatulence. Repeated excessive dosing can result in cirrhosis, Werner-Korsakoff syndrome, dementia and death. Beer is an alcoholic beverage produced by fermented starches. It is one of the oldest, alcoholic beverages known on Earth, having been brewed for thousands of years. It is most often made from malted barley, hops, yeast and water, and is usually carbonated. In the 1990s of an alternate universe, the mutant known as Logan drank beer at a social event with his other teammates from the group known as the X-Men. (TNG comic: "Second Contact") James T. Kirk apparently found the taste of beer served in a 20th century, Italian restaurant peculiar. (TOS movie: The Voyage Home) It is the third-most popular drink overall, after water and tea. The production of beer is called brewing, which involves the fermentation of starches that are mainly derived from cereal grains, most commonly malted barley, although wheat, maize (corn), and rice are widely used. Most beer is flavored with hops, which add bitterness and act as a natural preservative, though other flavorings, such as herbs or fruit, may occasionally be included. The fermentation process causes a natural carbonation effect, although this is often removed during processing and replaced with forced carbonation. Beer was one of the most widely consumed human beverages after water and tea, and the most widely consumed alcoholic beverage. It was produced by brewing and fermenting starches, mainly derived from cereal grains, most commonly malted barley, although wheat, corn and rice were also used. Most beer was flavored with hops, but other flavorings such as herbs and fruit were also used. Beer was one of the oldest prepared beverages produced and consumed on Earth, possibly dating back to around 9000 BCE. The earliest chemical evidence of beer dated to 3500 - 3100 BCE. Beer is a drink that can only be purchased and/or consumed in taverns and is one of the few limitless items within the game system. It is not technically a food because it does not relieve hunger points. It is one of the few methods with can improve mood. Too much consumption can also make a player drunk, which can keep a player from being able to accept a job, eat, put on clothes or perform other actions. If a player already has a job no level of drunkenness will effect the retention or completion of that job. Beer is a synthesized item in Atelier Totori: The Adventurer of Arland and Atelier Meruru: The Apprentice of Arland. Beer the thick paste found under democratic types is a useless placebo ingradient in lager. Beer makes the user temporarily sane leading to their downfall. It can also lead to stampage on the rampage and collaborates with poo. Beer is a tradable item in Suikoden V. Like all the trade items, beer can be bought at Trading Posts. Muita oluita ovat esim: * Asgarnian ale * Greenman's ale * Wizard Mind Bomb * Chef's Delight * Dwarwen Stout Beer is a Usable Item.
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Beer the thick paste found under democratic types is a useless placebo ingradient in lager. Beer makes the user temporarily sane leading to their downfall. It can also lead to stampage on the rampage and collaborates with poo. Wikipedia Article About Beer on Wikipedia Beer is the world's oldest and most popular alcoholic beverage. It is produced through the fermentation of starch-based material, commonly barley, though cassava root in Africa, potato in Brazil, and agave in Mexico, among other starch sources, have been used. Only beverages produced by this method are considered to be beer. Neither alcoholic beverages made from the fermentation of sugars derived from nonstarch sources (e.g., grape juice or honey), nor beverages which are distilled after fermentation should be classified as such. Because the ingredients and procedures used to make beer can differ, characteristics such as taste and colour may also vary. While local names for beers made with the same methods and ingredients may vary, the similarities of method and ingredients can be detected to form a study of the nature of beer styles. How frightening it would be to venture outside so lateOn a saturday nightAnd soak up the stupidityViolence at the slightest provocationPassive-aggressive friendlinessWalk past a barWould I make it home alive? The city lights cast a morning glow on the trees and the now-grey skyIt looks as if the sun is rising But, no, I'm still here in my warm, fluffy bedHalf-asleep, half-awake like most nightsWhen will I escape this vampire's schedule?I long for the early mornings of my youthSeven am, the darkness lingeringBirds chirping, parents yelling,Reading on the school busInnocence, naïveté, thinking life was so difficult thenBut it wasn'tThat was just the beginning The jock population skyrockets after two amBecause nothing good happens thenBirds, maybe robins, singing at four amEverything is backwards at this hourAnd so much more frighteningTerrified of even leaving my roomDown the dark, empty hallway Maybe I'm just jealous I wish I had some friends to be stupid and drunk withSome men and boys tooEven just some alcoholA cold glass of beerTo help me sleepTo tasteSo bubbly and bittersweetPop with a punchI must imagine my glass of water as a mug of beer And hope... PostForums: Index > User Poetry > Beer In 2000, Shannon O'Donnel shared a round of beer with her future husband Henry Janeway in a Portage Creek, Indiana bar. Apparently, cold beer was the one benefit of modern society the two could agree upon. (VOY: "11:59") In 2151, Jonathan Archer, Charles Tucker III, and Malcolm Reed toasted the successful installation of Enterprise NX-01's phase cannons with a round of beer. (ENT: "Silent Enemy") In 2285, James T. Kirk and Admiral Harry Morrow both had a glass of beer at their dinner when Kirk tried to persuade the Admiral to let the Enterprise go back to the Genesis Planet. (Star Trek III: The Search for Spock) On Deep Space 9, Miles O'Brien and Julian Bashir also enjoyed having beer together, especially after one of their holosuite adventures or playing a game of darts. (DS9: "Fascination") In 2376, B'Elanna Torres replicated beer for Tom Paris as part of a special surprise for him after his two week away mission. She had replicated a television set and popcorn, but Tom told her that only the beer was missing. (VOY: "Memorial") Beer is a drink that can only be purchased and/or consumed in taverns and is one of the few limitless items within the game system. It is not technically a food because it does not relieve hunger points. It is one of the few methods with can improve mood. Too much consumption can also make a player drunk, which can keep a player from being able to accept a job, eat, put on clothes or perform other actions. If a player already has a job no level of drunkenness will effect the retention or completion of that job. By default a player automatically accepts beer when in the tavern. To prevent 'accidental' drunkenness it is wise to monitor the amount of beer being offered in the tavern. To confirm a player's sobriety typing /bourse into the chat line of the tavern interface will indicate your drunkenness level and is displayed in the bottom right corner of chat room window. If this displays a level of drunkenness of tipsy or greater; a player can check the mug icon in the tavern or type /pasalcool into the chat line. This will disable the automatic acceptance of drinks. Alcohol restores Health, but drains Salts. Like in BioShock and BioShock 2, if multiple units are consumed back to back, a short duration of blurry/double vision will occur. In Fable and Fable: The Lost Chapters, one will have their sight affected giving the game a very blurred and dizzy effect. One will also throw up. Beer is a Usable Item. The Ivy Bush inn probably had particularly good beer, as Sam was sad to miss it. Beer is used in Scene 3 to get Snorkyorky to go to Thrall. Beer is an alcholic Drink which gets you Drunk. It is used to comfort people or just for Fun. Beer is the main think used in the Community of Drunks and many famous drinkers are Snorkyorky. __NOEDITSECTION__ __NOWYSIWYG__ Alcoholic beverage made from fermented grain. For many centuries, Northern Europeans drank beer because it was less likely to cause infectious diseases than water, which was usually polluted unless you happened to be up a mountain. These early beers were typically much lower in alcohol than those we enjoy today. The grain is first dampened and allowed to germinate (a process known as "malting") before being dried in a kiln. The dried malt can be stored for several months. To start the brewing process, the malted grain is mixed with water at 65 degrees centigrade, which allows the enzymes in the grain to convert all of the starch into sugars. The mixture (called "wort" is strained then boiled, at which stage various flavourings can be added, the most common being dried hops (Humulus lupulus) which give a characteristic bitter flavour. After cooling, it is fermented by the addition of a yeast such as Saccharomyces cerevisiae or S. calsbergensis. Beer is best enjoyed in moderate amounts amongst friends. Reported side-effects of beer include euphoria and depression, diplopia, aggression, loss of coordination and flatulence. Repeated excessive dosing can result in cirrhosis, Werner-Korsakoff syndrome, dementia and death. Beer is the seventh episode of Jake and Amir which was first broadcast on June 08, 2007. Beer was known to several species, like Humans, Simpsons and Romulans. It was also the most commonly drunk alcoholic beverage among Simpsons. (RIS Bouteina various) The Longueuil Cup events were all contested with beer as the medium, among which are the beer mile and beer pong. (Star Trek: The Stoneship Files: "Alcoholic Massacre, Part II") Beer is alcoholic brew that will effect the state of character. Beer (NL: Bier), heelt 10 life points als het gedronken wordt en versterkt tijdelijk de Kracht van de speler met 4%, daarentegen verlaagt het de Aanval tijdelijk met 7%. Spelers kunnen bier kopen in Kroegen of krijgen door een monster drop. Beers and ales were often served in pints. The Brigadier stated, "I'd rather have a pint", at the end of events in Devil's End, alluding to a pint of beer or ale. (TV: The Dæmons) According to Erimem, Ra ordered a high priest at Heliopolis to pour gallons of beer dyed with pomegranate which was used to bait Sekhmet with as a lake of "blood". When Sekhmet became stupefied by the alcohol, she was trapped in a salt, or trisilicate, spaceship. (AUDIO: The Bride of Peladon) Alien beers and ales included Martian ale, Fisherman's Ruin and Admiral's Old Antisocial. Drinking multiple mugs of beer in short succession cannot bring a player's Strength bonus beyond an increase of 2 but such an act can repeatedly cause a penalty to a player's Attack until it reaches a minimum of 0. However, even if the player drinks multiple beers, they are still able to wield weapons of their base level (e.g. If a player with 60 Attack drinks beer to lower their level below 60, they can still wield dragon weapons). During the Vampyre Slayer quest, a player will have to give Dr. Harlow a beer before he gives them a stake in which you use to finish off the vampyre. Barrels with a tap protruding from it with examine text of "The barrel is full of ale" or "Mmm...beer!" you can use a beer glass on the barrel and fill the glass with beer. These barrels have been gradually removed from the game alongside graphical reworks leaving very few left. Known locations include the Docking port on Musa Point, Sithik Ints' house in Yanille, the Dead Man's Chest in Brimhaven and the house with the piano east of it, by the Woman Warriors north of Ardougne, and the Mill Road Mill. Beer is an alcoholic beverage produced by fermented starches. Beer is made with malted barley, hops, yeast and water the beverage is often carbonated. Humans have been making beer for many thousands of years. Modern beer is often available in can or bottled form and is made by a number of breweries. Due to the large industrial settings, major breweries have stood in for industrial locations several times in films over the years. The character of Mitchell in the movie Mitchell and Zap Rowsdower from The Final Sacrifice were noted for their love of beer. Mitchell preferred to drink Schlitz beer and to drink it out of cans. After a night of heavy drinking Mitchell would often have empty beer cans strewn about his apartment. Rowsdower preferred to drink bottled beer and would put the empties in the back of his pickup truck. This came in useful when escaping a couple cultists trying to escape him when he threw a box of empties out of his truck in an attempt to disable the cultists car. Both characters were roundly mocked by the Satellite of Love crew for their beer consumption. After convincing Pearl Forrester to never send them a bad Joe Don Baker film with a sheriff collapsing multiple times, Mike Nelson decided to celebrate the victory by drinking a Bud light. He however was not able to keep from tripping. While taking a break from watching Girl in Gold Boots, Crow attempted to poor beer on Mike's most treasured possessions, which did not quite work the way he planned. Beer was an alcoholic drink widely used on Earth. Members of SG-1 and the Atlantis expedition drink beer mainly for celebratory reasons. Teal'c, on the other hand, doesn't drink beer or any other forms of alcohol, as it could have adverse effects for his symbiote. (SG1: "Fire and Water", "Lost City, Part 2") Colonel Jack O'Neill used beer as a "secret ingredient" for his barbeques, as he pours beer onto the grill with his steaks and other forms of meat. (SG1: "Citizen Joe", "Threads") He also, at one point switched brands. In 2000, he was drinking Budweiser, and later switched to Guinness in 2004 and then to Fat Tire. (SG1: "Shades of Grey", "Lost City, Part 1") In at least one episode O'Neill bought two packages of Heineken. (SG1: "Full Alert") There also appears to be a bar (either officially or unofficially) on Atlantis. Lt. Colonel John Sheppard offered to buy Dr. Rodney McKay a beer to celebrate his engagement to Dr. Katie Brown (or to drown out his sorrows if she said no) and McKay once lost a bet to Dr. Jennifer Keller owing her a beer. (SGA: "Quarantine", "Trio") While trapped under the rubble of a collapsed building, in order to confirm the identity of the people digging him out, Sheppard asked them what their favorite beer is; Duff Beer or Oprah Ale. When they answered Duff, he knew it was Michael Kenmore's Hybrids as both beers are fictional. (SGA: "Search and Rescue") Beer is the most common drink in the strip. Rat drinks it regularly. Goat, Zebra, The Crocs, Guard Duck, and Humans drink it on occasion. Pig isn't a heavy drinker but sips a few now and then. Beer was seen early on in the strip. It has been used in gags for Rat getting drunk, and Pig being tricked. Beer is a synthesized item in Atelier Totori: The Adventurer of Arland and Atelier Meruru: The Apprentice of Arland. Beer is een schurk die Turtle wilde opeten, maar hij faalde want hij werd verslagen door Goku. Hij is lid van de Kuma Mercenary-clan.thumb|Beer Categorie:Characters Categorie:Dieren Categorie:Schurken Categorie:Dragon Ball personages Beer is a generic name for a type of alcoholic beverage that is made primarily from grain, which is fermented. There are many types of beer including ales, stouts, and lagers. Lee Rafferty brewed his own beer, which took four years to get the recipe right. His beer runs at around eight percent alcohol. After work, Harvey Dolan and Phillip Devine would go and have a beer together, at Harvey's expense according to Harvey. Beer fights Spongebob. Judy.jpg|Judy Policeofficers.JPG|Police Police Officers.JPG|Police Fredbio.jpg|Fred Mrs Puff.In Drawing.JPG|Big Fat Meanie DerPlankton.jpg|Plankton Pearl.png|Pearl Thehotshot1.jpg Titlecard Jellyfish Jam.jpg|Jelllyfish Jam Beer is an alcoholic drink. Beer for your norns, made by Stefan Kuske, has the following results to the norn drinking it: * Tiredness: +70 * Pain: -80 * Alcohol: +40 * Sleep toxin: +10 It uses the C1 class numbers: * 2 7 114 A Beer is consumable item that, when consumed, heals the player by one hits and reduces his or her attack by two levels. It can can be bought from the many bartenders found throughout RuneScape Classic for two coins each. There is also a respawn of beer in the Longhall of Barbarian Village. One beer is a necessary item required to complete the Vampire Slayer quest by getting Doctor Harlow to give you a wooden stake. Three glasses of beer are required to get the Jail Guards in Draynor drunk during the Prince Ali Rescue quest. Beer can also be used to train Attack beyond level 8 on dummies (without receiving Hits experience). Beer was an alcoholic beverage. There were many types of beer available throughout the galaxy. A distinction was made between beer (which included fortified beers, lagers and ciders) and stronger alcoholic beverages (like wine and liquor), which were referred to as spirits. The beverage had an unusual effect on Jawas, who would shrivel up like a slug if they consumed beer. BEER is a song by Is-m created for the BMS of Fighters around 2003. This article is a . You can help My English Wiki by expanding it. Beer is a good exclusive to Mount&Blade: With Fire & Sword. Unlike the ale or wine of the previous games, which are consumable with no morale boost, beer does provide a bonus that makes it more akin to standard food items. Beer and wine provide the highest morale bonus of all foods in With Fire & Sword. Beer is a tradable item in Suikoden V. Like all the trade items, beer can be bought at Trading Posts. Beer can refer to: Beer Beer is a good found in Pharaoh. Beer is a substance that is drunk to solve stress problems, such like the problems your mom and dad have raising you, and how they don't want to admit that wine isn't solving their little problem that you created, so they decide that maybe a six pack of Budlight will. Under Construction! Drinking multiple mugs of beer in short succession cannot bring a player's Strength bonus beyond 4% of the baseline value. Such an act, however, can repeatedly cause a penalty to a player's Attack until it reaches a minimum of 0. However, even if the player drinks multiple beers, they are still able to wield weapons of their base level (e.g. If a player with 60 Attack drinks beer to lower their level below 60, they can still wield dragon weapons). Beer was one of the most widely consumed human beverages after water and tea, and the most widely consumed alcoholic beverage. It was produced by brewing and fermenting starches, mainly derived from cereal grains, most commonly malted barley, although wheat, corn and rice were also used. Most beer was flavored with hops, but other flavorings such as herbs and fruit were also used. Beer was one of the oldest prepared beverages produced and consumed on Earth, possibly dating back to around 9000 BCE. The earliest chemical evidence of beer dated to 3500 - 3100 BCE. The Royal Manticoran Navy allowed beer on its vessels in the 20th Century PD. In 1904 PD, Honor Harrington served beer to her guests on the HMS Nike. (HH3) Muita oluita ovat esim: * Asgarnian ale * Greenman's ale * Wizard Mind Bomb * Chef's Delight * Dwarwen Stout Beer is a Magnus in Baten Kaitos: Eternal Wings and the Lost Ocean. The British have many different words for beer, as Eskimos have for snow and African Americans have for young women. They use words such as lager, Pilsener, and swill to carefully define each batch, to showcase their self-image as connoisseurs (that is, closet Frenchmen). Any liquid selection made at a British pub, however, has the advantage of being safer and more nutritious than ordering food there. The British like their beer warm and flat. This simplifies the conversion to vomit. In the United States, by comparison, the single word "beer" covers many things that are not beer, including diet beer ("light beer"), which has 75 calories instead of 100 but makes you consume 150 calories to get the same buzz. A low-alcohol (usually a maximum of 5 percent alcohol by weight) beverage brewed from MALTED barley and other cereals (such as corn or rye) mixed with cultured YEAST for FERMENTATION and flavored with HOPS. Since about nine-tenths of beer's volume is water, the quality of the water is of utmost importance. Beers from different regions of America and other countries take their character from the water used in the brewing. There are many varieties of beer including ALE, STOUT, PORTER, MALT LIQUOR, BOCK BEER and America's favorite, LAGER. In the United States, the term "light beer" refers to a brew with reduced calories and, usually, less alcohol. In Europe, this term distinguishes between pale and dark lagers. Unlike wine, beer's best consumed as fresh as possible — it shouldn't be aged. Beer adds character and flavor to many foods from breads to stews. Beer are drinks that can be bought at Petes Night Palace. This article is a stub. You can help the My English Wiki by [ expanding it]. Beer was an alcoholic beverage enjoyed by many people in Alagaësia. While in Dras-Leona, Brom and Eragon got drunk at an inn. Saphira rebuked her rider for this, but later got drunk herself at Farthen Dûr. Beer was considered good for morale. When Roran objected to Morn and Tara joining the exodus from Carvahall with numerous caskets of beer because they didn't have enough food, Horst stated that the fact that the beer was good for morale was worth more than a few extra meals. Drinking multiple mugs of beer in short succession cannot bring a player's Strength bonus beyond 4% of the baseline value. Such an act, however, can repeatedly cause a penalty to a player's Attack until it reaches a minimum of 0. However, even if the player drinks multiple beers, they are still able to wield weapons of their base level (e.g. If a player with 60 Attack drinks beer to lower their level below 60, they can still wield dragon weapons). During the Vampyre Slayer quest, a player will have to give Dr. Harlow a beer before he gives them a stake in which you use to finish off the vampire. The Beer wiki aims to help users " Learn how to home brew, rate the best beers and share beer recipes with enthusiasts on the Beer Wiki!" Beer is an alcoholic beverage produced by fermented starches. It is one of the oldest, alcoholic beverages known on Earth, having been brewed for thousands of years. It is most often made from malted barley, hops, yeast and water, and is usually carbonated. In the 1990s of an alternate universe, the mutant known as Logan drank beer at a social event with his other teammates from the group known as the X-Men. (TNG comic: "Second Contact") James T. Kirk apparently found the taste of beer served in a 20th century, Italian restaurant peculiar. (TOS movie: The Voyage Home) Curzon Dax once observed that Klingon ships smelled of bacon, beer and oil. (DS9 - The Left Hand of Destiny novel: Book Two) The Pioneer Pub in Pike City on Cestus III was noted for its own beer, called Homebrew, which was generally only served following a win by the Pike City Pioneers baseball team. (ST novel: Articles of the Federation) Beer. ie. God's Sweet Nectar, Blessed Drink, Perfect Satisfaction, Bread, and the Truthy Juice! Made from a simple mixture of Hops, Grain, Yeast, Colbert Urine and Water it is a magic drink that makes you smarter, stronger, and more sexy. Beer was invented by medieval Christian monks who were doing God's work and improving the world. However misinformed preachers, such as Billy Sunday, claimed beer was demonic, fostering the temperance movement. This lead to the Eighteenth Amendment, one of Americas worst mistakes. Of course God saw this mistake and he fixed it with the Twenty-first Amendment. It is the third-most popular drink overall, after water and tea. The production of beer is called brewing, which involves the fermentation of starches that are mainly derived from cereal grains, most commonly malted barley, although wheat, maize (corn), and rice are widely used. Most beer is flavored with hops, which add bitterness and act as a natural preservative, though other flavorings, such as herbs or fruit, may occasionally be included. The fermentation process causes a natural carbonation effect, although this is often removed during processing and replaced with forced carbonation. Some of humanity's earliest known writings refer to the production and distribution of beer: The Code of Hammurabi included laws regulating beer and beer parlors, and "The Hymn to Ninkasi", a prayer to the Mesopotamian goddess of beer, served as both a prayer and as a method of remembering the recipe for beer in a culture with few literate people. File:Risen logo 104.png File:Risen2 logo 104.png File:Risen3 logo.png <default>Beer</default> Item Type Effects Cooldown Source Buy price Sell value Beer is a consumable item (alcoholic beverage), available in all three Risen games. The effect of this item changes, however, from one game to another. Base Value 2 File:GoldIcon.png Effects Type FormID Beer is an alcoholic beverage in The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion. The over use of beer blurs vision and makes it harder for the Hero to physically control themselves. Beer is the world's most widely consumed alcoholic beverage. Beer is most often derived from malted cereal grains, most commonly malted barley and malted wheat. Most beer is also flavored with hops. Beer is at few McDonald's restaurants. European locations make up the majority of McDonald's beer selling locations. Beer is a level 2 trade good. Beer is a beverage with an alcoholic content of (on average) between 3 and 6 percent, it tastes great. 1. * Beer makes women/girls appear more attractive, (if you're a man, a boy or a gay lady. 2. * Beer makes men appear more attractive if you're a woman or gay man. Also you're less likely to worry if that attractive person you hardly know could give you any infection. Beer can get you STD! We're not making that up. Beer makes you lose a sense of reality and makes you do silly things. For these reasons, it is detested by conservatives who drink tea and eat biscuits all their lives. Beer used to be outlawed in the USA because of the 18th amendment. Consequently, a black market emerged, just like the way there is a black market for drugs today. Because of the huge amount of illegal alcohol, and an opportunity for the government to make money from taxing alcohol, beer and other alcoholic beverages were legalized. Beer is the fifth episode of the BBC sitcom Blackadder II, the second series of Blackadder, which was set in Elizabethan England from 1558 to 1603. In the episode, an embarrassing incident with a turnip, an ostrich feather and a fanatically Puritan aunt leads to a right royal to-do in the Blackadder household. The episode marks Hugh Laurie's first ever Blackadder appearance, and Miriam Margolyes's second. Laurie would later go on to appear in every subsequent episode of the show, notably Blackadder the Third and Blackadder Goes Forth. Although not an item that can be used (except in ), beer is the reason Conker got himself into his bad fur day troubles. At the beginning of the game, Conker spends most of the night drinking with some of his soldier buddies (one of whom is presumably Rodent) who have to go to war, which Conker uses as an excuse to stay out and drink. After a few good drinks, Conker has had enough for the night, says his goodbyes to his buds, and staggers his drunken self out of the tavern, when which he then empties his stomach on the cobblestone street, right next to a distressed . Conker also gives a beer to Birdy, the less-then-scary scarecrow, in the beginning gameplay of the game, when Birdy teaches Conker about Context-Sensitive Pads. Conker can drink beer in some chapters, allowing him to urinate as well as vomit.
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