Originally posted by lemondropThe two strangers are from the Clans Forum presumably?
a friend is walking down some railroad track unaware that a train is approaching
on another track are two strangers
you could save your friend by diverting the train
but it would kill the two strangers
what would you do?
Originally posted by FMFThat's easy. I would report it immediately and deal with the outcome. I don't need to be carrying around such a feeling of guilt. I have enough to carry as it is.
While staying at a high class hotel you accidentally spill a glass of red wine on one of the sofas in your room. Do you cover the stain with a cushion and keep quiet?
Now you may up the ante, friend FMF, and introduce a potential cost that would bankrupt me and cause my children to lose their educational opportunity. In that case my guess I would hide the fact. So I have to guess whether the hotel's reaction to my admission would be morally righteous in itself.
Originally posted by FMFIs that that Bali rubbish? That stuffs not beer. I've heard that the locals pee in the vat when they make that rotgut. But hey.....enjoy.
And I never use the sofas in hotels.
If I were to spill my usual tipple over the sofa, it would be 7 bottles of Bintang Beer and not just a glass of wine.
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Originally posted by radioactive69As wiki tells us, Bintang is "a 4.7 per cent Pilsner has a malt and hop flavour. Its taste is often compared to Heineken". Cheap yellow grog is cheap yellow grog whatever country you drink it in. Germans, Dutch, Brits and Aussie ex-pats or tourists who I bump into - and who know their beer - mostly reckon it's nothing special - just alright - but noticeably better than 15-20 years ago.
Is that that Bali rubbish? That stuffs not beer. I've heard that the locals pee in the vat when they make that rotgut. But hey.....enjoy.
"In 2011, Bintang Beer won a gold medal for Lager (Class 2) and Champion Beer for the lager category at the Brewing Industry International Awards (BIIA 2011) in London." [wiki]
Indonesians are no more likely to make a beer by peeing in a vat than Europeans or Americans or Australians are. Why would they? It'd be interesting to hear what national and/or racial trait it is you think you are satirizing. 😛
Originally posted by FMFMust be the secret ingredient that gives it that distinctive flavour you like. Always wondered why it had that weak yellow colour. Enjoy my friend
As wiki tells us, Bintang is "a 4.7 per cent Pilsner has a malt and hop flavour. Its taste is often compared to Heineken". Cheap yellow grog is cheap yellow grog whatever country you drink it in. Germans, Dutch, Brits and Aussie ex-pats or tourists who I bump into - and who know their beer - mostly reckon it's nothing special - just alright - but noticeably bett ...[text shortened]... be interesting to hear what national and/or racial trait it is you think you are satirizing. 😛