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Old 05-12-2017, 03:11 PM
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Originally Posted by hwyengr
PBR is so 2006. Schlitz or Hamm's is the new ****ty beer of choice.
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Nothing sh*tty about Schlitz
A few years before the craft beer craze hit, Schlitz (actually Pabst since they own it) put their "pre-war" recipe back in production and it's been on tap handles around here even since.
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AAAhhhh PBR.

Always snubbed my nose at it until Doc (infamous Doc of rennlist) dropped by with a 12'er of it. Went down so smooth and changed my mind. I like it.
Hah! Schlitz in college, PBR in grad school (late 60's), never turned back! (Hacker, you have good taste.)
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Old 05-12-2017, 07:50 PM
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Oh, I'm a hipster and even have several transaxels now. I guess the prophecy in PCA is almost self-fulfilling then!

Mods, if this confession requires me to give up membership in rennlist, just let me know. PS-I don't have any PBR stickers at the moment though.
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MMMM PBR. cheap and good, or is that good and cheap. Why the hell didn't the Krauts put cupholders in their cars back then?
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Wait, don't you guys want a Heineken?

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Ahhh.... Genny Screamers, can't wait!
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Old 05-13-2017, 06:12 AM
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I finally turned 21 a month ago and I don't drink because everybody else I know is.... and the fact that 2 928s are draining my wallet
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Originally Posted by The Forgotten On
I finally turned 21 a month ago and I don't drink because everybody else I know is.... and the fact that 2 928s are draining my wallet
Ah! We have our Wassergekühlt hipster! Let's cultivate this demographic - the future of our cars rest with them.

Go, Blake! Take your time before turning to drink, as you surely will: you'll be responsible for the second 40 years of Wassergekühlt Porsches. You'll be snapping bolts none of us even know exist on our cars. Something stronger than PBR might be required.
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