Yeah, I couldn't believe it. The last time I was in London a little over a year ago guys in the pubs and bars were drinking Bud when they had all this really good English beer on tap. I asked the barkeep why and he said because they think its "cool", I told him they are just idiots.
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Yeah, I couldn't believe it. The last time I was in London a little over a year ago guys in the pubs and bars were drinking Bud when they had all this really good English beer on tap. I asked the barkeep why and he said because they think its "cool", I told him they are just idiots.
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I'll post whatever I like in whatever thread I like and if you don't like what I post take it up with the admins. Unless you are a mod or own this site don't tell me what to do. Post something showing a modicum of intelligence and you will gain some respect. Until then you get what you deserve. And once again, I will say whatever I want to a friend of mine and you have no fucking business sticking your nose in. Don't like it? Take it up with a mod. I wash my hands of you.
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Is Jack Daniels populare there too? That would be a travesty. :yuk
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OPEC on Wednesday agreed to slash a record 2.2 million barrels from its daily production as of Jan. 1, while the bloc's outsiders Russia and Azerbaijan announced their own cutbacks of hundreds of thousands of barrels from the market.
Oil prices tumbled close to four-year lows after the announcement, however, a clear indication of the growing belief that the world is heading for a long and painful recession in which energy use will continue to erode.
In just five months, crude has given up all of the price gains made over the past four years.
Crude sank to $40.20 after the announcement, a price not seen since the summer of 2004.
Making matters worse for OPEC, Moscow distanced itself from direct ties with the 13-nation producers' group, further dampening OPEC hopes of coordinated production cuts that might put a floor under crude prices.
OPEC said oil ministers of the 11 nations under the group's quota system agreed to take 4.2 million barrels a day off the market, but that includes two previous announced cuts that totaled 2 million barrels.
That leaves the new output reduction announced Wednesday at 2.2 million barrels - the largest single production cut ever.
Source: Associated Press
Dec. 21 (Bloomberg) -- The Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries, supplier of more than 40 percent of the world’s crude, is “determined to bring stability to the oil market” after prices plunged more than $100 from a high in July, Saudi Oil Minister Ali al-Naimi said.
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