What is this map?

[taiwan_girl]

@George-K Wild guess on yours - places where dinosaur bones have been discovered.

[George K]

@taiwan_girl said in What is this map?:

@George-K Wild guess on yours - places where dinosaur bones have been discovered.

Nope. The population in the red area is the same as the population in all of the blue areas.

[taiwan_girl]

@George-K said in What is this map?:

@taiwan_girl said in What is this map?:

@George-K Wild guess on yours - places where dinosaur bones have been discovered.

Nope. The population in the red area is the same as the population in all of the blue areas.

Really??? Wow!! I know Bangladesh is highly populated, but..... still surprised.

[taiwan_girl]

Answer already included! 555. (Wasn't sure where to past this otherwise.)

[Copper]

Look at what Beer Tariffs have done to Blue Moon!

[Mik]

I do not believe that map.

[LuFins Dad]

This looks more accurate

[bachophile]

All that piss water. I simply hate these light Pilsner no taste urine.

I need body. Stout. Ale. Something with flavor. Not piss.

[Mik]

I like some pilsners, mostly craft ones with a nice crackery malt. I also like Corona Light. But at heart I'm a hophead, an IPA guy. More bitter = more better

[Copper]

[LuFins Dad]

I think it’s kind of odd that Yuengling is so popular in Oklahoma, Kansas, and Missouri.

[LuFins Dad]

@bachophile said in What is this map?:

All that piss water. I simply hate these light Pilsner no taste urine.

I need body. Stout. Ale. Something with flavor. Not piss.

I don’t care for Guinness, but really enjoy the Kentucky Bourbon Barrel Stouts. The KBS Breakfast Stout is a guilty pleasure on ski trips as I will enjoy one with an Irish Breakfast. I also enjoy having several glasses of a Belgian Quad on Christmas Eve.

Generally, I prefer red ales. Irish Ales, Scottish Ales, and such. I’m not a hophead like @Mik but there are two IPA’s that I’ve developed a taste for, Bell’s Two Hearted and Lost Rhino’s Face Plant.

In the summer I will have the occasional Czech style Pilsner or a golden ale.