Beer

[Usrin]

That means you really don't like Topvar (I don't know why), but you should find and taste the better Kozel. (Where? You can find the answer in my previous posts. )

[CTG]

Topvar: The first centiliters were fair enough but after that I started to feel a strange backtaste and it was quite disgusting.

Kozel: I'll taste it

Current: I'm drinking Zlaty Bazant and after that I'll check Pilsner Urquell again. I wonder how my taste changed since May when I tried it.

[Argammon]

I don't really like beer.
Now with Zak we are 2.Let's start the anti beer opposition  :twisted:

[Akoss Poo a.k.a. Zorromeister]

Heineken: 7.5, I tasted it on Monday.

[Usrin]

Ugh! :smt119 I'm afraid I've somehow overestimated the quality of Innstadt Beer... I've just drunken a bottle of it to my dinner, and it was horrible compared to the good old Borsodi I drank to lunch. So I've re-rated it - and added the rating of Akoss for Heineken.

[CTG]

Ugh! :smt119 I'm afraid I've somehow overestimated the quality of Innstadt Beer... I've just drunken a bottle of it to my dinner, and it was horrible compared to the good old Borsodi I drank to lunch. So I've re-rated it - and added the rating of Akoss for Heineken.

Yes, I also poured the last 200 ccm in the washbasin. It was disgusting.

[Usrin]

As Scholarship of the Republic arrived to my account, I decided to taste some more expensive beers (compared to those I use to drink). My ratings will appear in the chart in the next few weeks... Today I started with Carlsberg, CTG's favourite. Its quality was perfect, but I could feel a light sourish tinge, which was a bit strange for me... That's why I gave it "only" 8 pts, but it was enough for it for the first place in overall rankings.

[Usrin]

I don't know who spared money (main sources of it were also scholarships, I would bet...) for buying a notebook - which is an EXTREMELY eager-beaver (and bourgeois) thing, as it sucks for playing Stunts, but is very good for Word, PowerPoint and other typical eager-beaver applications. I would rather taste new beers...

[CTG]

I don't know who spared money (main sources of it were also scholarships, I would bet...) for buying a notebook - which is an EXTREMELY eager-beaver (and bourgeois) thing, as it sucks for playing Stunts, but is very good for Word, PowerPoint and other typical eager-beaver applications. I would rather taste new beers...

1, It wasn't that expensive and my parents gave me some money to buy it.
2, I needed notebook because the fuckin' thermoanalitics group didn't have any free computers for me at the laboratory that's why I had to bring my own one (imagine if I carry a complet PC configuration every day to the university... ).
3, I played Stunts on my notebook in the last few months. My 51.65 was made on that notebook (easily). It runs Stunts quite good.

Scholarship of the state is an eager-beaver thing (high average, TDK, OTDK, articles in scientific magazines, dick sucking at the rector/minister of education, etc.). My spared money came from my school leaving ceremony's income (~50000 HUF), from an Austrian uncle (100 Euro) and it was in a bank for some years. My average sucks so I don't get too much money from the university.

About beer: this is the only thing I really spend money on. My next action will be a visit in P?rk?ny (ha-ha yes, you know it as Sturovo) and I'll try some quality beers (max 1.00 Euro/bottle).

[Usrin]

It wasn't that expensive (...)

I've waited for this typical bourgeois answer. How many bottles of beer could you buy for the price of it, or how many Stunts meetings could you go to for this money... but "it wasn't expensive".

My average sucks (...)

Yes, for an eager-beaver like you it sucks, but I'm sure that many of your classmates envy you for it. (Otherwise you wouldn't plan applying for PhD seriously...)

OK, I know that Stunts runs well on notebooks, but I think their small keyboards are not comfortable for driving. (Well, I've never tried that, but I can imagine how embarrassing it would be for me...)

Get back to the topic! Your idea (going to Sturovo for beers) is very good: if you won't buy "8%" or "9%" beers, you surely won't be disappointed. These percentages shows the quality very dependably. So don't be afraid of bad quality if you find a "12%" beer for extremely low price (0,30-0,35 EUR)! And I think you won't find any beers above 1.00 EUR in an average shop in Slovakia...

[Usrin]

Another interesting thing about beers: on the label of the fuckin' Innstadt Beer I saw that it contains 4,8% alcohol, ?0,5%. I think the Hungarian regulation says that the average alcohol content should be written on the label, with ?0,5% as margin of error. In Slovakia the mimimal value is written on the labels - so you could read "min. 4,3%" on Innstadt Beer, if it would be possible to find such a shitty beer there. So don't be surprised if you read "min. 4,1%" as alcohol content - it means the same as "4,6%" on Borsodi.

[CTG]

It was 125000 HUF and I had no PC before that. I live from the money I get for my average, I usually don't use my parents money. It was time for them to lend some...

My overall average is 3.90 (last semester 4.18 ) - it's a middle class one here because the worst 70% left the original plan and has less credits and the upper 30% is strong. That's really crap, PhD is quite irrealistic (I'll try it, what can I lose? If I can pass it then you'll get 6 beers from the 150-200 HUF cathegory). Official promise, everybody can see it.

Slovakia: This Friday (or the next) seems to be ideal for me...  

[Akoss Poo a.k.a. Zorromeister]

If everything goes well, I will spend my spared money on a new bicycle. It will cost 61 900 HUF.

It is spared in my previous 4 years, and there's still enough left for drinking and going to the next Stunts Meeting in Budapest. B?FF!

[zaqrack]

If everything goes well, I will spend my spared money on a new bicycle. It will cost 61 900 HUF.

And that bike is quality and good-value

I spend ALL my money on my bikes. Or on my girlfriend's bikes

[Akoss Poo a.k.a. Zorromeister]

Eventually I bought a different kind of bicycle, but it is a Merida, too. It cost 59 900 HUF, and now it is (or she is - it will get a nice name I guess) standing in my room and waiting for me to try it.

It looks like this way on the Merida site:

http://www.merida.com/s0_global/main_control.php?group0=bikes&group1=mtbsport&bikeId=93

I forgot to add a beer rating: Kozel was tested last week, it gets a 6.5.