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Who Here Really Understands Me?
- Thread starter Guyon
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great food by all!
great food by all!
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Come to think of it I think I have seen you post a pic of PBR before....do you drink it...or is it just a prop for the pics
Haven't you heard? PBR is "retro-chic." :thumbup: :thumbup:
On occasion, I'll pick up a six pack. More for memories than the taste, plus the fact that they practically give it away. But honestly, it's about like drinking Miller Light in a can IMO. Most American lagers (especially in a can) taste about the same to me. Here are some results that will stun you, however. I know they stunned me:
2006: Great American Beer Festival
Pabst Blue Ribbon - Gold - American Style Lager
2005: Great American Beer Festival
Pabst Blue Ribbon - Gold - American Style Lager
2004: Great American Beer Festival
Pabst Blue Ribbon - Bronze - American Style Premium Lager
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TurnerIII, the dishes are Polish pottery. My wife collects different patterns, and that's about all we use for everyday china these days.
No one picked up on the measly four doves there with the steak. Monday wasn't a great hunt, but I bagged a few. I also grew those fried green tomatoes.
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Haven't you heard? PBR is "retro-chic." :thumbup: :thumbup:
On occasion, I'll pick up a six pack. More for memories than the taste. But honestly, it's about like drinking Miller Light in a can IMO. Here are some results that will stun you, however. I know they stunned me:
2006: Great American Beer Festival
Pabst Blue Ribbon - Gold - American Style Lager
2005: Great American Beer Festival
Pabst Blue Ribbon - Gold - American Style Lager
2004: Great American Beer Festival
Pabst Blue Ribbon - Bronze - American Style Premium Lager
I remember the boot legger that was called the "goat man" that sold us PBR and the salt we put on the rim
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I dont understand.......but your cardiologist may have a clue.
Carto----not funny
Carto----not funny
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I think it says in the Bible... Let he who is without meat cast the first pork chop.
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I remember the boot legger that was called the "goat man" that sold us PBR and the salt we put on the rim
See what I mean? Memories.
We have a goat man here too BTW. His name is Bastid.
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Let He Who Is Without Meat Cast The First Pork Chop.
food Fight!
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I just ate this big green one on the left.. by feel I'd say it would be like a solid "D" cup. :thumbup:
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Your taste clearly has been affected by all those silicone "tomatoes" you've been handling the past few years.
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PBRmeASP...first beer I had on daddy's knee
Me too.
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No wonder none of you understand me.
Mine was a 1961 Chateau Margaux Bordeaux
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I had no idea the GABF was held in TN
I've forgotton what it taste like, but it was the first beer I started drinking as a teen...I do remember the memories, mostly good:thumbup:
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The food looks pretty good, but I'd have probably had a beer with it.
Fried green tomatoes...mmmm mmmm. :thumbup: I can make a meal out those alone.
Fried green tomatoes...mmmm mmmm. :thumbup: I can make a meal out those alone.