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Gonna make you groove...
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OK, so let's time-travel back to your college years, and hypothetically say you took some time off from studying to drink a few beers. You and a buddy scraped enough cash up between you to buy some beers. What was your college beer of choice?
I went to school in Ohio, and there it was generally Mickey Wide Mouths, or Little Kings if we were really desperate. If it was summer and I was back in New York, it was probably either Schaeffer or Bud, since those are what my father usually drank. If my folks had company over, he would buy Lowenbrau, so I sometimes scored one of those.
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Still Watching My Back
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It did not matter much to us, we always got some 'Milwaukees Best' and we would always have something good for later because we always saved the best for last..........
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Fatter than you!
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Keystone Light - Still drink the 'Stones
Natural Light Coors Light - Now I'll only drink it when its on tap at a discount Busch Light - Still drink 'em Jacob's Best - Can't find it anywhere but the UP near Wisconsin, but it was the best $9 case you could buy Red Dog Deuce Deuce's - Had 7 of them one night after two 40's in about 2 hours, never drank Red Dog again. Old Style - When we could find it or get it brought back from Chicago I would drink pretty much anything with the word Light or Lite in it, still remains the case for the most part. I still drink the 'cheap beer': Busch Light, Keystone Light, Hudy Delight, Burger Light and Little Kings have all made appearances in my beverage fridge within the last 6 months. ![]()
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Simple Pleasures - 2oL
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College night - $10 in pocket
Miller High Life, 18pck pony bottles for $6.50 Marlboro Lights for $2.00 Enough money left over for dollar menu...priceless |
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Still Watching My Back
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Hypothetically speaking of course, I (would) get a 30 rack of Natty to polish off a night. For the price (and considering I'm trying to get my body in shape), it's the right beer at the right price. Also, it has a bit of a bite to it, which I enjoy in a beer.
If it's a six-pack, my first choice would be Bell's Oberon, followed probably by Brooklyn Lager. Seasonally, I enjoy the fine taste of Great Lakes' Christmas Ale in the winter season; so around that time, it's what I'll spring the good $$ for. |
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Have My Own Room
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Still in college. The current rotation
Miller High Life Newcastle Brown Ale Kentucky Ale (from the tap) In all reality, I really like all three of these beers! If you haven't tried Newcastle, give it a shot! |
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Admiral Douchebag
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Used to drive up to Steven's Point, Wisconsin once a summer and buy numerous cases of Point Beer before you could get it anywhere but there....$4 a case and a $1 deposit on the box. Stroh's pounders (16 oz long necks) were cheap, but also required a deposit on the case. Worst summer ever....one of my friend's brothers and his friends (yeah, they were chitbags) broke into a trailer outside a beer distribution warehouse and stole maybe 30 cases of Schlitz Malt Liquor....so we drank that for free all summer long.... ![]()
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That's a Corgi
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When is was in college, the beers we drank were
Haffenreffer Private Stock - 40 & 64 oz. Colt 45 - 40 oz. Olde English 800 - 40 oz. I had a tough time taming the 64. It would always be too warm by the end. They really nailed it with the 40; just the right amount of beer to get things started.
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Really, really old
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Lets not forget
Narragansett Utica Club Genessee Cream Ale and other fine varieties Carling Black Label Schaeffer (the right beer to have if you're puking more than once) Hamms Red White and Blue Dixie Beer These are just a few that guarantee to make a lousy evening even worse.
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Just plain insane!
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In college we mostly drank kegs of whatever was cheap. It was usually Busch. If we went for cans/bottles it was usually Old Milwaukee or Pabst Blue Ribbon. No way I would drink an OM these days, but I still enjoy a PBR from time to time.
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My back is now unwatched.
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Keystone Light
Black Label - it was $8 for a case Beast and Beast Light Busch Light Coors light kegs when we'd have a party Eventually we developed taste and started buying better beer and just switching to booze quicker. Although I still have a certain fondness for a 30 pack of stones.
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****CENSORED****
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Lone Star Beer. Still a tradition at BBQ competitions in Texas. Have to have just one (all that anyone can handle) before judging. Boy I miss that!!!
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Keystone, Bud, Miller.
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My back is now unwatched.
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