Think I'll stop off and get a beer.

You get the beer, I'll get the dinner.

I'm going to get myself a bottle of beer.

Hurry up. We'll get some beer.

Oh, Polly, get the beer in there, huh?

I am not gonna get you that beer.

He'll have a beer. Yeah, beer all around.

A beer.

A beer.

Well, look, I'd get laughed at if I took beer.

You see, I don't like beer. Bock beer, lager beer or steam beer.

Beer has about there's a lot of water in beer.

A beer, gentlemen?

Want a beer?

Want a beer?

Have a beer?

A small beer.

Just a beer!

A beer, Charlie.

Give me beer, beer!

PollyO, you run up and get five or six bottles of beer.

I want a beer.

I'd like a beer.

Give me a beer.

I'll have a beer.

You want a beer?

Have a little beer.

Give me a beer.

A bottle of beer.

Give me a beer.

How about a beer?

Wouldn't that get a little monotonous, just Akron, cold beer and poor, poor thing for two weeks?

Tom is drinking a beer.

I'd rather have a beer.

Sure, I'll have a beer.

He was a beer drinker?

You bought me a beer.

Where am I going? I'm going to Choy's. I'm gonna get me another beer.

Beer?

Beer?

Beer.

Have some beer. No, thanks. Beer makes me sleepy.

That beer won't do you no good. You'll have to get something stronger than that.

Give me a cup of beer.

Being Australians, everybody has a beer.