The Plural of "Beer"

[The Garbage Disposal Unit]

Is beer.
Like deer.

"My an' my buddies had a couple a beer, eh? Then we wen' down to th' bar an' had a few more beer."

[Ele'ill]

we had some deer today it was terrible meat sucks we're fucking murderers

we had some beer today it was good it isn't meat it gets you drunk and makes you smarter

[BIXX]

I got a few beers for my friends.***
I got a few beer for my friends.

I drank a few beers.***
I drank a few beer.

I held the beer.***
I held the beers.

All of these were in the plural. I put the asterisks by the ones that sound better.

I can't say I agree with you on this one, TGDU.

[The Garbage Disposal Unit]

I got a few beers for my friends.***
I got a few beer for my friends.

I drank a few beers.***
I drank a few beer.

I held the beer.***
I held the beers.

All of these were in the plural. I put the asterisks by the ones that sound better.

I can't say I agree with you on this one, TGDU.

Yankee go home.

[BIXX]

Yankee go home.


No u

ETA: lol umad? I troll u lol

[Devrim]

Is beer.
Like deer.


No, beer is uncountable. However, it is used like a plural when it means glass/bottle/can of beer, much the same as tea, or coffee.

Deer is countable, but has an irregular plural, which just happens to be the same as the singular, much the same as fish, or sheep.

Devrim

[Multiaccounting]

I don't count beer as beer. I count it by bottles or cans.

[Prometeo liberado]

I use the universal "Brewskie".

[Vladimir Innit Lenin]

Beers. Come at me.

[Thirsty Crow]

The only right way to do it is to say "Can I have more more MOAR please".

[PhoenixAsh]

The plural of beer = drunk. Just sayin.

[Vladimir Innit Lenin]

^^hahaha.

What's do you call a group of drunks then?

A gaggle of drunks?

A herd of drunks?

A pint of drunks?

I give up making sense.

[Os Cangaceiros]

No, beer is uncountable. However, it is used like a plural when it means glass/bottle/can of beer, much the same as tea, or coffee.

Deer is countable, but has an irregular plural, which just happens to be the same as the singular, much the same as fish, or sheep.

Devrim

Get out of here with those hierarchical, dominant hegemonic narrative-enforcing grammar rules!

[motion denied]

Get out of here with those hierarchical, dominant hegemonic narrative-enforcing grammar rules!

:lol:

[The Garbage Disposal Unit]

^^hahaha.

What's do you call a group of drunks then?

A gaggle of drunks?

A herd of drunks?

A pint of drunks?

I give up making sense.

This is an excellent question.
It should be seriously studied.

Communists often find themselves immersed in this, yet haven't even come to properly name what it is.