"A popular and distinctive premium beer, brewed with finest malt and hops for a well-balanced character"
So that’s where I’ve been going wrong; To become well-balanced I must drink.
Cheers.
3 comments:
Anonymous
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A well balanced charater would be a capital "A". It is broad at the base and narrow at the top - it is unlikely to fall over. "T" on the other hand is asking for trouble.
I disagree! Having worked with typographic blocks I can say that the T is very stable, as it also has a T shaped contact area with the surface it rests upon, so that it is braced in both directions.
Besides, I like T. It's one of my initials. I'm not tense about my initials....
I'm 29, female, and a successful professional. I have a good job, a fantastic boyfriend and wonderful friends. I also burst into tears and want to hide from all of those things on a regular basis.
3 comments:
A well balanced charater would be a capital "A". It is broad at the base and narrow at the top - it is unlikely to fall over. "T" on the other hand is asking for trouble.
Dad
I disagree! Having worked with typographic blocks I can say that the T is very stable, as it also has a T shaped contact area with the surface it rests upon, so that it is braced in both directions.
Besides, I like T. It's one of my initials. I'm not tense about my initials....
Braced in both directions? There was me thinking we live in a 3D world! ;-)
As an engineer I feel I must comment that the "T" is not adequately reinforced for wind loading. It needs some cross bracing.
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