#7 at Ballantrae, Alabama

[Rockford35]

Natural Light scored a 63 and a rating of "Avoid" on Beeradvocate.com.

What you trying to pull on us here?

Just kiddin' McNeel.

(I've had my share of shitty beers, everytime I go to the States! Take that, Dave!! :canadafla )

R35

 

[AMcNeel]

lol im trying to cut back on drinking until i can drink without having to drive cause it doesen't mix too well. Butttt i do love canadian beer, as i used to be canadian. . . or something. . . i used to live in Vancouver when i was 4-7 and then 12-13 before moving to west virginia so everyone here calls me canadain, but when i was in canada i was a yankee, so no one really knows what nationality i am even though i was born in the states... anywho. . .beer in general is just great "its just so good once it hits your lips" hahah no liquor though that stuff is the devil, especially tequila! ick

 

[Silver]

Vancouver(ish) guy here. I've lived here for the past 7 or 8 years and go to UBC. Grew up in Kelowna though.

Why were you living here? Why'd you leave? Why would anyone leave??

 

[AMcNeel]

lol dont get me started but.... since you asked. . .my dad actually was a professor at UBC two times.... and the first time we lived ... i cant remember the street but it was by dunbar street if you know where that is. . .and the second time we lived in tswwassen, or south Delta...where the ferrys go to vancouver island (nice)...and my we left because my dad got offered to be a dean here so we are here. . .But i loved BC my favorite place ever (i snowboard) and ive actually been to kelowna a couple times baseball tournaments and then we went to big white and stayed at a hotel in town.

 

[Silver]

Awesome, what'd he teach? I know Dunbar, I drove down it on the way to play McCleery Golf Course today (Marine and McDonald).

 

[AMcNeel]

yeah i used to live down by that park thats down the street from there, and i went to elementery school at lord kitchner or something like that i think thats what it was called, i have some good memories of that area. . .i miss it... my dad taught forestry. . .i never understand what made him go into forestry, he could have been a doctor if he had wanted