“Dinosaurs had no beer! How did that work out?” is a jocular beer saying that has been printed on many images.“Dinosaurs had no beer.. How did that work out🐸☕️” was posted on Twitter by Garrett Potts on June 21, 2016.
The saying appears to have originated with an image, such as the popular photo of a store’s sign with this saying.
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Garrett Potts
@garrettpotts_
Dinosaurs had no beer.. How did that work out🐸☕️
9:38 PM - 21 Jun 2016
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Chloé
@Chloe_Eliza95
“Dinosaurs had no beer and how’d that workout?”
10:30 PM - 21 Jun 2016
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The Regent
@TheRegentBalham
Dinosaurs had no #beer… How did that work out?!
11:00 AM - 26 Jul 2016
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Wes Da Bes
@WBailiff
Mom: alcohol is bad
Me: Dinosaurs had no beer how did that work out
12:07 AM - 22 Jun 2016
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David Voth
@SexCigarsBooze
Dinosaurs had no #beer!
How did that work out?
1:41 PM - 16 Aug 2016
YouTube
Dinosaurs Had No Beer
3 Keys Brewing and Eatery
Published on May 23, 2018
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Hop & Barrel Brewing
@HopandBarrelBC
Dinosaurs had no beer, how did that work out? Don’t miss Beer Class 101 tonight! http://ow.ly/ezGz30khfqT
11:01 AM - 7 Jun 2018
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First Draft Taproom & Kitchen - MPLS
July 10, 2018 · Instagram ·
Dinosaurs had no beer….how did that work out? Don’t worry, we will save you! 🍻 #firstdraftmpls #openingsoon #craftbeer #mplsfoodie #mncraftbeer #northloop #buildingataproom #beerhere #minneapolis #lovemn
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Irish Nobleman Pub
August 14, 2018 at 12:30 PM ·
Dinosaurs had no beer, how did that work out for them?
Don’t be a dinosaur. Come to Irish Nobleman Pub.
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