Bock the Vote
Beer.com, a keg-culture site, seems to feature copy written by foreigners:

"Our team of experienced online editors, writers and producers from across North America offer you beer- and party-related stuff you won't find at other beer sites. The only thing we takes seriously is beer."

Sounds relatively ok so far. Let's take a peek at a feature:

"It's midnight Saturday. Your place is rammed, the keg's flowing and everyone's pumped. You need a rad album to push it to the next level. beer.com has assembled a list of all-time best party albums guaranteed to have everyone bustin' moves. What's the best ever? That's up to you to and your buddies to decide by casting your votes below. Your all-time best party album not mentioned? Submit your selection and check back often to see if your platter ranks. If it makes it on the list, we'll send you some beer.com swag."

Whoa! Who let Jean Cretien in here! Rammed? Platter ranks? Bustin' moves? Sounds to me like Wheels's parents are out of town!

Check out their top 20 best party albums of all time and wonder why Canada's The Tragically Hip is included alongside "Back in Black" and "Appetite for Destruction." What the hell, eh?