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On Fri, 09 Oct 2009 08:10:34 -0400, Tom Francis - SWSports
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On Fri, 09 Oct 2009 07:51:23 -0400, John H
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On Fri, 09 Oct 2009 00:26:51 -0400, wrote:

On Thu, 08 Oct 2009 23:28:52 -0400, Tom Francis - SWSports
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Anyway, I went out and bought a case of Sam Adams lager, case of
Bud
and a case of Pabst Red, White and Blue.

I had half a case of Sam, 3/4 case of Bud and the Pabst was
gone.

Go figure. :)

I am drinking PBR these days. I have trouble finding regular
Coors
in
a bottle, my other choice.
I used to always drink Bud but I just lost the taste for it and I
don't like the heavy beers.
I drink Busch if I can't find PBR or Coors.
I drink lots of water, and have been doing so for 22 years.
Water's
not bad, but it's not a hot conversation topic. It doesn't get
much
of
a head, and is usually pretty clear.
You must have had some of that crap they had from the Phillipines
in
SEA.

San Miguel I think it was called? Had to strain it before you drank
it to get the crunchy bits out? :)
Well, yes. Actually I'd drink about anything that had an alcohol
content. Luckily, I had an Engineer company with dump trucks and a
First Sergeant who was a wheeler-dealer, and a Post Exchange at Cu
Chi
that was always needing laterite for its swampy parking lot. So we
always had free beer and enough steaks for a Friday cookout.

Times were good.

For you maybe...while the real soldiers were out crawling through the
jungle getting shot at.
How does that make you feel Donny. Your friends and neighbors went to
war for you and some didn't come back.

Went to war for me?? I don't recall asking anyone to do such a thing.

Tell that to the survivors and widows of those at Sword Beach. Asshole!

I know it's Friday night...but ease up on the booze.
We're talking Vietnam... I wasn't even born until 4 years after the end of
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Actually Don, we were talking about bok reports until the side sway fo
the thread. You never know what direction a starting post thread will
head, though.

But back on the brew. Wasn't there also one called "Beck's"?

I don't know if it was regional or not.

Becks was a big milk producer when I was attending Devry Tech in Toronto
1968/69.
As far as beer...Keiths is king around this area.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alexand...th%27s_Brewery
I prefer Labatt Blue but can drink Keiths light.
Used to like Moosehead beer until they shut down the local brewery and now
supply us from Saint John, New Brunswick.