[plplplpl]

Aren't tourists usually served Molson or Labatt?

That, too. But some are like, "Barkeep, my good man, pour for the little lady and me an authentic, iconic beer that has one of your quaint woodland creatures in the name."

"I'm soarry, sir, we're fresh out of Beaver Beer, which comes from Connecticut, actually, and the van that delivers Boréale Polar Bear beer broke down."

"Never you mind, stout yeoman, With panache [get it?] I'll splurge for that bottle on the top shelf with the moose on the label. It's our anniversary."

 

[cintocrunch]

Meh, I like Moosehead... and it makes a damn good beer cheese soup... Now I do NOT use a crush OR sealing washer when I make beer cheese soup, I sit underneath with my mouth open to catch that goodness.

 

[xGS]

"Never you mind, stout yeoman, With panache [get it?] I'll splurge for that bottle on the top shelf with the moose on the label. It's our anniversary."

In honor of that special occasion, the celebrating couple might have enjoyed instead a refreshing panaché.
Panaché Recipe | SimplyRecipes.com

 

[Hondamon]

Oil and transmission fluid changes on all vehicles including the bikes and small engines never changed a sealing washer. Brake lines and fittings always use new ones.

 

[mrflash818]

For my Pilot's ATF and Engine Oil drains: never.

They don't leak with re-use, for me.