haha Germany ;D

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#16 - jaerbuen (05/16/2013) [+] (5 replies)

>Budweiser - German
>Icelandic flags in background - German
>Non-german police uniform - German
>Rolling stones t-shirt - German
>Poorly built roads - German

Really OP?

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#20 to #16 - xxbutthurtxx (05/16/2013) [-]

>There are no Rolling stones t-shirts in Germany

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#44 to #16 - ragnarfag (05/16/2013) [-]

"Motivation Lv: Germany" doesn't mean it's german.

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#46 to #16 - klotrock (05/16/2013) [-]

Budweiser is originally from Czech Republic.

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#47 to #46 - anonexplains (05/16/2013) [-]

you just went full retard

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#49 to #47 - klotrock (05/16/2013) [-]

o rly?
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Budweiser_trademark_dispute

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#6 - BunnyStew (05/16/2013) [+] (2 replies)

This picture was taken at the Boston Marathon

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#40 to #6 - icbricksquad (05/16/2013) [-]

no, there would be limbs flying around if it was.

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#45 to #6 - bullbrigade (05/16/2013) [-]

Apparently, he shook the can too much.

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#41 - neocortex (05/16/2013) [-]

We Germans know good beer when we see it but Budweiser isn't one.

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#21 - Mephizto (05/16/2013) [+] (1 reply)

>implying any german man would drink budweiser
yeah nah.

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#22 to #21 - renzard (05/16/2013) [-]

It's pisswater, plain and simple.

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#4 - anonexplains (05/15/2013) [+] (9 replies)

A german would never drink a bud, especially not from a can.

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#10 to #4 - fuhardnamesucks (05/16/2013) [-]

Thats true, i never drank bud... but ! i love bear, especially out of cans !

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#30 to #10 - huszti (05/16/2013) [-]

i'm not sure if the typoe was intended or not....
there really are people who drink beer out of cans?!

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#37 to #30 - anonexplains (05/16/2013) [-]

If you go hiking or on festivals or if you play beer bowling you dont want do always have all the bottles with you....

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#9 to #4 - niklamacz (05/16/2013) [-]

You know Budweiser is a german name for beer from Budejovice. This type beer originally comes from Germany, or Czech Rep. respectively

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#12 to #9 - thepastryistrue (05/16/2013) [-]

These are two completely different brands. The one you're talking about is Budweiser Budvar from Budějovický Budvar n.p., which is only sold in bottles. The one we see in the picture though is a can of Budweiser from Anheuser-Busch. These are completely different brands. The AB-Budweiser is not even being sold in Germany, except maybe in special american stores.

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#36 to #12 - anonexplains (05/16/2013) [-]

Well Budweiser Budvar acuatlly is sold in cans (at least here in austria)

but this really is the Anheuser-Bush one.....

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#13 to #12 - niklamacz (05/16/2013) [-]

I wasnt talking about a BRAND of beer, but about a TYPE of beer called Budweiser

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#14 to #13 - thepastryistrue (05/16/2013) [-]

There's no "type" of beer called Budweiser. It's only a brand name that derives from the town of České Budějovice (which is in the Czech Rep.). Both Bud and Budweiser are bottom-fermented beers. But beside that they don't really have anything in common.

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#15 to #14 - anonexplains (05/16/2013) [-]

maybe he thinks of pilsen

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#1 - randomusernamezzzz (05/15/2013) [+] (3 replies)

But american beer?

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#3 to #1 - thepastryistrue (05/15/2013) [-]

It's definitely not Germany. The police officer in the back is not wearing a german police uniform.

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#5 to #1 - randomusernamezzzz (05/16/2013) [-]

I don't get why i got thumbed down. That is a bud which is advertised as an american beer even if not owned by an american company anymore. Am I missing something?

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#8 to #5 - thefiddler (05/16/2013) [-]

because **** you, thats why

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#39 - mysticninja (05/16/2013) [-]

Shouldn't that Budweiser be behind him?

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#55 - duvallwhitey (05/16/2013) [-]

I have the same rolling stones t-shirt

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#48 - forgottenpearl (05/16/2013) [-]

They should market this awesome invention!

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#43 - ninjasquirle (05/16/2013) [-]

I don't know why people still drink crappy beer when the U.S. has a great selection of craft beers that taste amazing. My personal home state favorite is Heavy Seas Peg Leg which is a light Imperial stout at 8.0% that is smooth enough to chugg like water but yet strong and flavorful enough to make you want to savor it.

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#42 - milthyfoustache (05/16/2013) [-]

Clearly not German as they listen to **** music. If he was German he'd be wearing a Cascada or Scooter tshirt.

I'm joking *******

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#38 - ferbisboy (05/16/2013) [-]

strong man. having no arms and still chasing his dream, doing sports, #respect

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#32 - iamgandalfsagbag **User deleted account** (05/16/2013) [-]

all these people freaking out over a joke
jesus

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#26 - anonexplains (05/16/2013) [+] (4 replies)

Budweiser? That's not a German, it's just an American with terrible taste.

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#33 to #26 - sasa (05/16/2013) [-]

And for EVERYONES ******* information There is a Budweiser in Germany you cann buy it at any Rewe Market here. That is not the American one! That is The Czech one!

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#34 to #33 - sasa (05/16/2013) [-]

okay yes this bottle looks different but they have many designs just google Budweiser Czech

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#35 to #34 - sasa (05/16/2013) [-]

But its still not Germany because in the background you see the flags with this red cross. Forgot which country that is. But not germany. Our Police Officers look different too

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#31 to #26 - vonboon (05/16/2013) [-]

you must be soo cool

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#23 - steedawwg **User deleted account** (05/16/2013) [+] (9 replies)

Budweiser is only ever nice from a bottle.

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#51 to #23 - ninjasquirle (05/16/2013) [-]

eh. I used to like Bud because my family was a Budweiser family (Bar-b-que, holidays, whenever.) However when I came to college I slowly got into craft beer, now my college town has a local brewery that not only makes decent beer but their public house has some of the best food in the county, they also serve you patron in shot glasses with a bottle at your table for your convince in getting ****** up. Basically small breweries are fun local watering holes that usually have good food, beer made in house so its fresh as can be, and also a great place to meet women is the tasting room where different varieties of beer can be tried cheaply. Also beer from a local brewery is also the cheapest possible place to get it, since its direct from manufacturer.

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#56 to #51 - steedawwg **User deleted account** (05/19/2013) [-]

In Birmingham, UK, I can't find any of these things

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#57 to #56 - ninjasquirle (05/19/2013) [-]

Actually I think American craft brewing is supposed to be picking up in Europe, I read an article recently saying that there are new British breweries opening up that are trying to break away from traditional beers. Personally nothing like a good coffee beer.

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#58 to #57 - steedawwg **User deleted account** (05/20/2013) [-]

I'll have to look around for them then.

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#24 to #23 - sonicg (05/16/2013) [-]

Budweiser is never nice.

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#25 to #24 - steedawwg **User deleted account** (05/16/2013) [-]

fairs

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#27 to #25 - sonicg (05/16/2013) [-]

Also, on an unrelated note. No, you cannot have more Apple Fritters.

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#28 to #27 - steedawwg **User deleted account** (05/16/2013) [-]

that made me smile, thanks

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#29 to #28 - sonicg (05/16/2013) [-]

Good.

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#19 - manofbeardliness (05/16/2013) [-]

People claim that Americans get butthurt all the time, but good god damn Germans... OP is playing off the stereotype that Germans love beer, not that this guy is German running in a German marathon.

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#17 - icameheretotroll (05/16/2013) [-]

warm warm beer

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#11 - anonexplains (05/16/2013) [-]

******** . Germans would never drink piss from a beer can.
And well that **** is pis on a beer can.

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#7 - rafnek (05/16/2013) [+] (1 reply)

no holes in the street, not germany