If you haven’t had a beer under glass in the last two years, you’ve missed out on one of the great things about living in the Midwest. Sure, it’s cold, but beer is always cold and is always available. Beer is just a small part of the fun and enjoyment we get from the Midwest.

The most recent Midwest beer was the beer of choice at the 2012 Midwest Beer Fest, beer in the glass. That was beer on a plane last year. It was so good that it was probably the first time in the last 40 years that a beer on a plane has actually made it across the ocean to the United States.

When I was growing up in Massachusetts, we had a lot of really good beer on planes. I loved it. I remember having a flight to New England in my youth where we had beer on a plane. We also had a flight to Southern California and had beer on a plane. To this day, I drink beer on a plane, but this is not a trend that I’m particularly excited about.

I suppose there are some cases where beer on a plane is actually a good thing. For one, it’s a good way to get people to slow down and take notice of the view. But in general, I’d argue that beer on a plane is just less than desirable, just like the airplane itself. The reason is that we’ve evolved to expect a lot less of our beer. As a result, the flight actually feels more like a social occasion.

I was on a plane with my friends, watching them drink, and all three of us went around to talk about the flight. We discussed beer in general and how we felt about it, and then we brought up beer on a plane. And then we said something like, “if we were stranded on a desert island, we’d probably all drink as much beer as we could possibly hold.” That was pretty much the whole conversation.

I was on a flight back from a friend’s wedding and had just ordered a couple of beers. As I sat there, I watched my friend take a sip of her beer and then she put the glass down on the table. I looked at her and said, I’m glad you’re taking it easy on the drink. I was going to say something witty, but I’m not sure what.

It’s a good sign if you’re on a plane that you have a sense of humor. This is an example of that. For example, I was on a flight with a friend. She was on the left side, so I was on the right. She began to sip her beer. I was right-sided: I had a straw and started to drink mine. I was about to say something witty, but she didn’t seem to hear me.

Well, the only way to tell if a person is drinking is to ask them, so I started to ask her. I started off by leaning in and putting my mouth on the straw. I was about to say something witty, but she didnt seem to hear me. I was about to say something witty, but she didnt seem to hear me. It was a good sign if youre on a plane that you have a sense of humor. This is an example of that.

Ok, I’m kind of a beer snob. So I was like I don’t drink beer and I dont intend to start, but I was kind of dissappointed when I saw a guy holding a straw in his mouth. I was like oh shit he’s drinking. I was like oh well, this is the worst kind of bad. I was like oh boy, I know what I have to do.

The straw in the mouth is a universal sign of being drunk, although I’d argue it doesn’t really make sense. The point is that you should take any of the other signs of being drunk seriously. In this case, it’s not that the guy was drunk, but that he was so drunk that he was doing it in public. Also, its probably a good thing he was drunk, because there is a definite chance he was going to get a DUI if you do this in public.