Nothing beats the old Molson Canadian ads.

leaving work early to drink beer*


(*real Canadian** beer tho)


(**Molson Canadian, which most Canadians ironically don't consider beer but whatevs)

Also, not a good way to market Canadian beer, Molson Canadian is gut rot. =)

Cool stuff.

Unibroue > Molson, for me anyway.

I actually went to see the NIN/JA tour, when they went along with Janes addiction at the molson center, it was actually a bit disappointing. It's an outdoor venue, and because they played first it was still light out, so a lot of their effects were, well, lacking.

The band put on a helluva show other than that, though.

This is cool and all, but what did this have to do with Beer? I thought this was going be some hearty beer drinking Canadian guy-buddy-friend wearing a red plaid shirt (that happened to be an astronaut) actually spilling a Molson on the space station....because that's how Canadians roll, eh hoser?

And now I'm gonna enjoy this spinach with a Molson while I watch the Oilers.

Let's get sum Molson to go with these chips eh???

>> ^CrushBug:

Chrome. It is some sort of Facebook takeover, because if I click on either of the border images, it takes me to Facebook. It is pretty messed up.


I'm getting it on IE too. It's something on the front page. "Unsifted" or another tab doesn't have it. or the comment edit screen.
Looking at it quickly, it's Molson Canadian's Facebook page. As I do not have Facebook in any form, maybe that's why it's fubar.

You're right, the point here is (and I may be wrong about this because my German is far from perfect) that the term Berliner isn't used for both meanings (people from Berlin are not referred to as Berliners), The suffix 'er' suggests it's an adjective, a Berliner what? a Berliner man, a Berliner beer, etc... So even if there was no doughnut nicknamed 'Berliner' it would still sound kinda funny, more like saying "I am a big" instead of "I am a big man".

Not that I care much, just sayin'...

>> ^schlub:

This is so stupid. Just because SOME Germans refer to a particular confection as a "Berliner" doesn't mean that Kennedy's use is incorrect. It does NOT translate to "I am a jelly doughnut". That's idiotic. It would be like someone insisting that saying "I am a Canadian" means "I am a beer" since Molson Canadian beer is often referred to as "a Canadian"....

This is so stupid. Just because SOME Germans refer to a particular confection as a "Berliner" doesn't mean that Kennedy's use is incorrect. It does NOT translate to "I am a jelly doughnut". That's idiotic. It would be like someone insisting that saying "I am a Canadian" means "I am a beer" since Molson Canadian beer is often referred to as "a Canadian"....

Lux Aeterna by Clint Mansell from Requiem For A Dream. Used in lots of trailers. One of the Lord of the Rings trailers used a slightly recomposed version of it.

>> ^CrushBug:

Hey, wow, and what is the music in the background? I have heard that before somewhere.

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Ho geeze, no backbacon and Molson's, eh? Hosers!

Crist, I went to see Nine inch nails / Jane's Addiction (Nin/ja) at the Molson center this last summer..

I think there was an air to pot ratio of about 70% pot.