If you put warm beer plus English into Google you get nearly ten thousand results. If you add John Major you still get a couple of hundred and I imagine that quite a few of the ten thousand stem from these.
In this way is a misconception perpetuated by a fatuous idiot’s misquotation.
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2 comments:
So...who DOES like warm beer? Is that a Scots or Irish thing? (I can never remember wether Guiness is Scots or Irish)
No-one ever liked warm beer, Marc. It is just that those who like their taste buds frozen before they swallow cannot accept mere coolness.
If you think Guinness might be Scottish then hold me coat while I hit ya with me shillelagh, ya spalpeen.
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