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My dad's old omega, is it real?
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Dan S
·I’d be very surprised if there were fake omegas around in 1971. Looks fine to me.
Stick around a bit, and you will see them show up pretty frequently on the forum. Some are quite funny.
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Archer
··Omega Qualified Watchmaker
Yes, I’m very much a “beer guy” which is why you won’t find any Molson (or Labbat, or Bud, Coors, etc.) in my house...
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VetPsychWars
·Yes, I’m very much a “beer guy” which is why you won’t find any Molson (or Labbat, or Bud, Coors, etc.) in my house...
Ah, a man who dislikes Pilsner. I'm one of the few who actually does, and I drink 60s recipe Schlitz (owned by Pabst and contract-brewed by Miller). I also like a good Oktoberfest and bocks in the spring. But in general I do not like highly hopped beer, like the ubiquitous IPA.
Tom
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Waltesefalcon
·I am not a fan of IPAs either, when I drink beer you will find me drinking a good bock or stout.
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··Omega Qualified WatchmakerI am not a fan of IPAs either, when I drink beer you will find me drinking a good bock or stout.
Same here. I'm not a fan of the heavily hopped IPA's, so I only drink those every so often. However I do like a good stout or brown ale, and in the summer I'm fond of wheat beers (very refreshing).
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VetPsychWars
·Same here. I'm not a fan of the heavily hopped IPA's, so I only drink those every so often. However I do like a good stout or brown ale, and in the summer I'm fond of wheat beers (very refreshing).
I had a non-alcoholic whitbier that I can't remember the name of that was just fabulous. Alcohol-free beer usually tastes like dead skunk but this stuff was fabulous. I'll have to do some research to see if I can stumble over the name.
Tom
