Yes, exactly my point. You need a fridge that can hold 22oz bottles comfortably, not so squeezed in. :)

Don't worry, they aren't there long enough to get uncomfortable.

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Good, otherwise we'd have to report you for cruel and unusual treatment of quality beer.

That's true!

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All the dirty cups and glasses left all over the house that noone can see except Mom. On your way to the sink. To wash them. Without being asked. Nothing sexier in my eyes.

Or maybe a tall, steaming cup of too-strong cawfee, made while you're getting getting the kids ready in the morning and I'm already working (on the computer from home).

Tough choice. I might favor the cawfee though. :)

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Wasn't it something about being shaken but not stirred ?
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The baby's bottle.

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So-how did it go, what did you drink, and how'd that work out for you ;) ???

This is what I drink.

Hot summer day or any outdoor event - it's Margarita's on the rocks (1800) or domestic beer (Miller Lite, Coors Lite, Sam Adams, etc.).

At a bar - Domestic beer (never fancy, fruity, wheat, or cute named beers) - only exception is Guiness which I very often drink particularly when it is out of the tap (not the can).

Night time at home - huge red wine (always French Bordeaux) drinker - sometimes Cognac (French).

At a restaurant - before dinner single malt scotch straight, dinner red wine (whatever looks decent and priced well).

Work or social event - sparkling water