Today we will know if the Kokanee Ranger lives or dies

[Michel]

   

[Sportsdude]

Ah well my friend doesn't get out much, even though he works with tourism this summer. lol

 

[Van]

so is he dead? Either way, probably won't be drinking Kokanee. Kinda bitter stuff.

[Sportsdude]

Really? Kokanee to me tastes like just a regular type of Canadian beer.
Here's something funny, Lucky's the cheap stuff, reminds me of Budweiser, and Bud in Canada doesn't taste like Bud in the US. It tastes better.  

[Van]

I find it ok, but just a touch bitter. If it is ice cold, I wouldn't turn it down mind you.

[Sportsdude]

Ah. I explained to my cousin what the beer is like up in BC. Said Kokanee was the Busch beer of BC. Inbetween the cheaper brand and the regular national brand. Lucky's is the National Light.

Speaking of beer. lol
6 pack of Miller High Life (so you can live the high life) $3.95 for a 6 pack in the Ozarks of Missouri. lol
 

[Van]

Sportsdude wrote:
Speaking of beer. lol
6 pack of Miller High Life (so you can live the high life) $3.95 for a 6 pack in the Ozarks of Missouri. lol
 
 For some reason, Miller is popular in Canada?

  ok, what happened to the Ranger?

[Sportsdude]

Don't let a St. Louisian here this but I'd take Miller over Bud. lol  

[Van]

Miller not big in St. Louis?

Hey, if they are ice cold, I would enjoy either.

  Just comparing prices and stuff. Nothing against Miller, but it is close to the same price as Heineken or Becks in Canadian stores. BC is really pricey for beer as it is. Even in Alberta, beer is almost half the price.

[Sportsdude]

St. Louis is home to Budweiser, you are liable to be beaten up if seen with a Miller who is the enemy around here in some places.

I know beer is expensive in BC, but on the plus side, the prices are relatively even. There's not much difference in price between a Granville which would down here be 8-9 bucks (because its a higher class/independent) and a Molson which would down here (if Molson was American and not considered import) be around 4-5.

If there's a positive about the inflated prices, all the beers are relatively in the same ballpark.
 

[Van]

If you drink beer in moderation and not binge, the high  prices are not a big worry.

On another note, weed prices have been the same since the early 90s.....so I heard..from...umm..a friend....or, not...the news..yes, I heard that on the news...

Uhhhhhh

[Sportsdude]

hahaha
I remember the news when the loonie was at 1.10, they were saying BC Bud was getting priced out of the market. lol


 

[Belfast]

He died

[Richard]

How did he die?

[Richard]

Michel wrote:
 There was lots of Japanese when I was there, as the town has a twin city in Japan (forgot the name, or didn't pay attention should I say).

  And there was a guy kayaking in a traditional skin kayak, wearing a traditional Kwakwawakwa hat or whatever their name is. His girlfriend (?) was there taking pics of him and she says he was going to be kayaking for 2 months around Cape Scott and so on.

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  It's Kwawkwawapilt.

  Alternatively, you can call it quackquackquackquackquackquackquackquackquackquackquackquack.