If you are defaming my Boone's, just stay on your side of the boarder.

I've tried and tried... Could never get drunk off of Boone's. Useless stuff.

Btw... Fixed it for you. :)

You take on boarders?

Nah, he repels them with poles.

BTW, Mr. Slick Boone, how are you doing with the IPs?

I've had one IP this year, and it was on an intentional walk. However, on Friday, the little one from on the other side of the border called 5.

You know, the big question is were they IPs?

All the coaches, players and fans are *****ing up a storm, but I have yet to hear one insist that it WASN'T an illegal pitch, just that they are not calling a violation which in the past may have been ignored by some.

Go figure.

Or were they IPA's? :D

Yuck!

IPA recipes were not developed for modern-day brewing.

While there is a modicum of truth in your final comment, I believe that many brewers have developed wonderful recipes to work with the techniques that we have to create some really fantastic brews. However, I personally am more of a fan of the American style pales, with the citrus notes that Cascade hops produce naturally.

Ahhh, the perfect blend of any of the "C" hops!! Columbus for bittering, Cascade for flavor and aroma...And while I could argue with the statement about IPAs and modern-day brewing, so far as hoppiness is concerned, there is nothing that beats a Stone Ruination!!!
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Here is a nice article about the development of IPAs:

India Pale Ale