POP -VS- BEER prefered after game?
 

Simple Question Simple Answer.

When on top of the game of basketball. When the cameras were turned off and the crowds went home, We as officials trained harder than anyone else in the gym. And just like yourself, we lose vital fluids. You have now left the gym. Which would you reach for given the two options a POP or a BEER.

PS This is a one answer question ONLY !!!!! answer one or the other only.



[Edited by BlackFox40 on Mar 7th, 2003 at 01:52 PM]

Ummmm, maybe it's my naivite, but I thought these were the same. :confused:

Or is that the point? If so, I'll take a pass on the post-game beverage. Blech.

Chuck

Neither, I go for a big glass of milk. Really, I do.

Diet Snapple - either cran-raz or kiwi strawberry.

Depends on the company.
I do a lot of squirt and a lot less beer.

ChuckElias - I've now made the change. I misread your last statement.

Re: POP -VS- BEER prefered after game?
 

Tuesday - Pop
Thursday - Pop
Friday - Beer
Saturday - Pop

When you sweat heavily,the levels of some of the chemicals that your body requires actually decreases with the fluid loss.There are more of these needed chemicals in beer than in pop.Beer is actually better for you after a game-up to a point.

Larks....

Coach: Can I ask you a question?
Ref: What is it?
Coach: It's an interrogative form of sentence, used to test knowledge. But that's not important right now.


OK, what was important right then?

Beer

Surely, the important thing was to recognize the quote from "Airplane" :D

Chuck

Surely, the important thing was to recognize the quote from "Airplane" :D

Chuck [/B][/QUOTE]

And don't call me Shirley......

Yuppie Enlightenment
 

Gosh, between the Salmon, Starbucks, Micro-Brew, and now that Snapple stuff you just described, I'm thinking that Oregon must be the center of gravity for yuppies...

Prosciutto flavored ice cream anyone?

[Edited by PGCougar on Mar 7th, 2003 at 04:03 PM]

Re: Yuppie Enlightenment
 

Only if it's not domestic, thanks.

NOW you're on the right page!! :D

Re: Re: Yuppie Enlightenment
 

Only if it's not domestic, thanks. [/B][/QUOTE]How 'bout domestic brownpop vs. furrin' brownpop?

You haven't voted yet,Slappy. Are you one of those "beer is yucky" yuppiescumtypes like Chuck? :D

Oh man.....One thing leads to another
 

All right, I can see that I'm going to have pick up the pace of my game......Let's see

Rules Book.....Mechanics Book......Case Book........Book of obscure movie references.......will this never end????

Re: Yuppie Enlightenment
 

Hey - be careful or I'll kick you with my Birkenstocks.

Re: Oh man.....One thing leads to another
 

Wait 'til baseball season starts!

Re: Re: Re: Yuppie Enlightenment
 

How 'bout domestic brownpop vs. furrin' brownpop?

You haven't voted yet,Slappy. Are you one of those "beer is yucky" yuppiescumtypes like Chuck? :D [/B][/QUOTE]

I never pass up an opportunity to have a beer - ask Chuck, we went down the hill to the bar a couple of times last summer. I forget the name of the place now but they actually had Dinkel Aker on tap! Anyway if it ain't Sammy's then I'm gonna go furrin'. Guinness if they got it.

Re: Re: Oh man.....One thing leads to another
 

Obscure?!?! Wait till we break out the "Fletch" and "Stripes" quotes! Dan even saw "Jackass" last summer. I'm sure he'll weigh in with some hysterical moments from that one!

LOL!!

Chuck

BEER
Bud Light

AK ref SE

Water

[QUOTE]Originally posted by ChuckElias

"Jurassic Park",Chick??

You devious little deviant!

I never pass up an opportunity to have a beer - ask Chuck, we went down the hill to the bar a couple of times last summer. I forget the name of the place now but they actually had Dinkel Aker on tap! Anyway if it ain't Sammy's then I'm gonna go furrin'. Guinness if they got it. [/B][/QUOTE]What did Chuck have? Designer water and a plate of tofu and bean sprouts?

Boy needs to get a little brownpop and grease in his system,or he ain't ever gonna make D1.

Btw,Guinness? When did that become a beer? You need a spoon with the damn stuff!
http://213.239.157.21/smilies/beerpull.gif

Well, let's see - pop is a name for either a father or what happens to a balloon when you puncture it - I wouldn't want to drink either.

As to the "brownpop" - not 21 yet.


I'll stick with the water (Brita filtered, thank you very much).

Re: Yuppie Enlightenment
 

Just for the record, the only one of the above of which I partake is Salmon....when prepared nicely. Not sure if I've even tried a Snapple but the other two, to me, simply taste and smell, horrible. :(

My aftergame beverage is either water or a gatorade-like drink (no carbonation) or both....and lots of it. I probably drink 20-40+ ounces of water in the 2-3 hours after a game.

Neither pop or beer is good for rehydrading your body, they're both a net loss in hydration. Without additional water to compensate, you'd be better off with nothing.

Sometimes, after filling up with water, I'll add a pop.

As Camron pointed out above, if I'm drinking Cokes after a game, how health-conscious can I really be? You think I'd eat that crap?!? http://www.stopstart.freeserve.co.uk/smilie/bedlam.gif

Chuck

Wasser

You havent't lived until you stop at the Jersey Lilly in Ingomar, MT (population -3) for the homemade bean soup washed down with a budlight. A close second is Mel's Place in Melstone, MT for the homemade pizza and the complementary dance with the best-looking ewe in the flock. (We get a little lonely out here on the flats, ya know)

[Edited by theshortbaldref on Mar 7th, 2003 at 07:50 PM]

Wasser nicht gut!

Bier ich gut!

Before I started reffing, I drank about one beer and about two glasses of wine per year. Now I'm up to about three beers and one glass of wine per year. the "extra" beer is during the season, or at bball camp. My teetotalling grandmother would be horrified at the indulgence, but my doctor says a certain avount of alcohol is good for the heart. When I'm not drinking beer, it's diet pop after a game. And I'm always the designated driver.

Hmmmm! Is everyone a l'il bit funny out on the Plains?

http://www.sodamnfunny.com/Picture/Animal/datewyom.jpg

[QUOTE]Originally posted by ChuckElias

Quote:

Originally posted by Jurassic Pork

Jurassic Pork,Sheckey?

Jurassic PORK?

Never top that one in a million years. http://213.239.157.21/smilies/animated/surrendering.gif

Holy sheepdip Jurassic, I always wondered where my ex-wife ran off too...thanks for the info.

Prefer a large glass of ice cold milk. Of course, I'll have a bottle of water on the way home too.

BTW, I'm not a yuppie, but I like yuppies. If you cook them in the right sauce :D

OK shortbaldref, your schedule just increased by one. You get to go to the first Melstone game with me. I can't get anyone to stop at the good ole' Jersey Lilly anymore.

Anyone just tuning in, that's not a vote for the ewe, it's a vote for the Bud Light and Old Bill's Bean Soup! (My wife loves me for days after that stop!!)

Blakchawk

So...uhmmm.....which one is the ex-wife? :eek:

:D

Well, I'm not one to tell tales but let's just say the bar ran out of Coke by the end of camp...and I think I might have seen Chuck dip a carrot stick into some blue-cheese dressing...once...he thought it was yogurt. We all had fun though, 'cause anyone sitting within 50 feet of a certain referee who'll remain nameless got drunk just on the fumes! Take-a-my-heart! Take-a-my-heart!

Guiness is one of the 2 great things to come out of Ireland, the other being Kosher dill garlic pickles.

Of all the movies I have seen Jackass is certainly one of them. :rolleyes: And that's a fact, Jack!

But the last Austin Powers film (Goldmember?) is very funny. I think the last time I laughed as hard in a movie theater was the first time I saw Blazing Saddles.

[QUOTE]Originally posted by Dan_ref

Et tu,Brute?

Mick warned me about the Ides of March!

The last time I really laughed hard in a movie theater was when I saw Bambi. I especially liked the part where Bambi's mother got killed. That was really funny.

Haven’t found your medication I see.

Ich fergessen(sp?):D

Re: Re: Re: Re: Yuppie Enlightenment
 

I don't think I wanna drink anything whose name contains the word "Dinkel."

a strong dislike with a strange origin
 

Every time I hear bean soup I remember that it was what they fed Matt Dillon for his first meal one of the many times he was unjustly imprisoned, working in Judge Brooker's mine. Just didn't look too appetizing there.

Bambi's mother is dead? Thanks a lot, you just ruined the movie for the rest of us.

Re: a strong dislike with a strange origin
 

My brother official, may we invite you to great nothingness of southeastern Montana. Check Blackhawk 357's hunting website, signup, and come yonder. Matt Dillon would have committed crimes to get into Judge Brooker's mine if Old Bill Seward (may he rest in peace) had been building the bean soup with his home-grown lentls. And let's not forget the sheepdip hors d'oeuvres all in a a one-restaurant ghosttown once proclaimed as "The wool capital of the world". Need to take a dump? the excitement is just beginning as you trek to the outdoor biffies referred to affectionately as the bull and heffer pens. Snakes are optional, good times are mandatory.

[Edited by theshortbaldref on Mar 11th, 2003 at 05:24 PM]

hey shortbaldref, how "southeastern" in MT?? I used to call Alzada home.....now SE wyoming (cheyenne)..

The short bald guy and I are in Rosebud County which borders Powder River County. We are just a bit northwest of your old stomping grounds at Alzada. The "bean soup" referred to is north of Forsyth in a little town ?? called Ingomar, half way to Roundup on the Musselshell River.

Blackhawk

Uh....do you guys have running water and electricity out there? :D

Uh....do you guys have running water and electricity out there? :D
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Damn dude! We even have toilet paper, the Simpsons, and stage coaches twice a day! We uptown, brutha!!