Paul Ryan Guinness Pint Meme
The Internet Is Not Impressed With Paul Ryan's Pint of Guinness
Donald Trump isn't the only one upsetting people on St. Patrick's Day. Speaker of the House Paul Ryan has also made the internet and Irish citizens annoyed with his poorly poured pint of Guinness.
The pint, which Ryan held up during a DC Friends of Ireland event, didn't have a lot of head (the foam that appears on top of a beer) and was barely filled to the top. Naomi O'Leary, a reporter for Politico, took a photo of Ryan holding up the beer.
First Mike Pence says 'top of the morning', then Paul Ryan holds up this appalling pint, grave missteps by the US pic.twitter.com/U4ktqf0Aag
— Naomi O'Leary (@NaomiOhReally) March 16, 2017
The internet couldn't handle the whole moment.
It looks like pint you find in the smoking area at the end of the night, its owner stumbled home long ago https://t.co/VBTtGcjrWW
— BallPitWitch (@MsssWitch) March 16, 2017
Fire whoever pulled that pint. https://t.co/KgY5P468nx
— Emma Casey (@sneakyhostess) March 16, 2017
Not sure about Pence, but Ryan has definitely given up any chances to be allowed to enter Ireland ever again... https://t.co/1oZxCU83fh
— Matteo Lanzafame (@MatteoLanzafame) March 16, 2017
Hello fellow beer drinkers https://t.co/07CiEHEgIu
— Colin S (@colinsholes) March 16, 2017
Some wondered if the pint was there for more than a year.
I found my Guinness from last year right where I left it! No one stole it because Guinness is gross. #StPatricksDay pic.twitter.com/olziyb46hn
— Brenna Williams (@brennawilliams) March 16, 2017
One person thought it looked a little too much like a Coke.
@NaomiOhReally $5 says he's trying to pass Diet Coke off as Guinness. It's a lepre-con
— Joe Hanson (@DrJoeHanson) March 16, 2017
But really, what's up the head on that pint?
@NaomiOhReally @jwomack Terrible head on both of them.
— Cathal Crogall (@rmltpie) March 17, 2017
omg the head on that beer is nonexistent what the what https://t.co/GKTvcHlOC0
— Beytwicé (@HollyGoNightly1) March 16, 2017
Try again next year, Ryan, and in the meantime, learn something from Irish Prime Minister Enda Kenny and his thoughts on immigration.
