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| Subject: RE: Schlitz Making A Comeback Wonder if they will bring back the dancing bear  | |||
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Master and Commander Posts: 1276 Location: Hopewell Junction NY | |||
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Master and Commander Posts: 1342 Location: Oxnard, CA | Subject: RE: Schlitz Making A Comeback John396 - 2008-08-04 5:03 PM Wonder if they will bring back the dancing bear I believe the dancing bear was Hamm's beer - "From the land of sky blue waters. From the land of pines, lofty balsams, comes the beer, refreshing. Hamm's the beer, refreshing. - - - HAMM'S!" | ||
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Admin Posts: 2315 Location: Renton, WA | Subject: RE: Schlitz Making A Comeback I wear a Schlitz hockey jersey at practice. The beer that made Milwaukee famous! (TimDonSpitfireCruzin.jpg) Attachments ----------------  TimDonSpitfireCruzin.jpg (37KB - 793 downloads) | ||
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COMSUBBBS Posts: 3722 Location: Kansas City Missouri | Subject: RE: Schlitz Making A Comeback Bathroom wall painted in 1974 by an exTM2(SS). (shitza.jpg) Attachments ---------------- shitza.jpg (33KB - 748 downloads) | ||
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Great Sage of the Sea Posts: 606 Location: Citrus County FL | |||
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| Subject: RE: Schlitz Making A Comeback Damn John K. You really piss me off!!!!! Just because you'r right. LOL  John396 | |||
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Great Sage of the Sea Posts: 566 Location: Inyokern, Ca. | |||
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Old Salt Posts: 489 Location: San Freakcisco CA area | Subject: RE: Schlitz Making A Comeback Having spent my youth on the streets of South Chicago, we took our beer wherever we could - sometimes even literally. Except for Schlitz, that is. Even us Chicago street kids had some class. That stuff was almost undrinkable, so I have to wonder what in hell it could have possibly contributed to Milwaukee's fame. Ugh! Tasted like slimy green grass that a cow had just taken a ..... well, you get the picture. Only two beers rate more UGH!s [according to my delicate palet, of course] -- Blatz (also a Milwaukee beer) and the undisputed king of UGH! -- Jax Beer - guaranteed to be aged excatly for as long as it takes to get from New Orleans to your barstool. That stuff belongs on the hazardous material list for sure. Now, if any of you doubt me, go visit Whalen -- he'll open his fridge and hand you a cold --- Jax. He ran out of Blatz last September.  | ||
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Great Sage of the Sea Posts: 606 Location: Citrus County FL | |||
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| Subject: RE: Schlitz Making A Comeback .......Having spent my youth on the streets of South Chicago, we took our beer wherever we could - sometimes even literally.......... Me too!  | |||
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COMSUBBBS Posts: 2693 Location: New Jersey | Subject: RE: Schlitz Making A Comeback I guess you NLON guys never had the pleasure of sipping Iron City Beer, brewed in Pittsburgh. I believe it was one of the first to use flip top openers and the beer tasted like it was filtered through the slag heaps outside a foundry. But when it costs about $2.00 a case it was like liquid gold....Ahhhhh!  | ||
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