Bike on a beer can on a bike.
Fun fact: Radler is the Bavarian dialect word for Radfahrer (“cyclist”)
Bikes and water, drive safely around cars friends.
Is there a craft beer Lemmy?
If there is, sign me up! For the size of my home province, we're decently spoiled with craft breweries.
Bikes and water...but only because beer makes me too bloated and gassy to pedal!
If beer makes you bloated, that's why they invented radler! 😉
Water is always a winner, though.
I love a radler. Also, this is one of the things I really miss about living in Iowa - the organized beer rides and brewery bike tours were fantastic, you could do one practically every weekend in the summer.
Now I understand why I prefer radlers. Life makes so much more sense now =).
Bike and a blunt?
I'm more of a joint person myself, but great argument there, I can't possibly refute this.
Honestly though for longer rides or bike tours, I love a good vape pen. It's the only time I ever buy them, you just can't beat the convenience while on a bike.
Bikes and weed.
I didn't expect such a killer rebuttal, fair point.
There definitely was a joint or two involved on that ride, but the beer can looks better for pictures!
That's looks really chill~ Don't drink and drive but yes it looks pretty nice. Cheers
If you want to continue drinking in your life. I advise against working for the LCBO or any liquor store
Ok I'm curious, why do you say that?
If your ever bored and want to see the hell liquor store employees deal with more than any other retail store, go hang out at a liquor store first thing in the morning, or after lunch.
Oh, in that sense. I get you. I used to work in an opioid addictions clinic, so you can say I have a pretty decent idea of what the lineup at the liquor store looks like at open. It can definitely get to you, I didn't last more than a couple of months at that job. Addiction is a hell of an illness.
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