Question to the folks old enough to remember the 1960's.

[SlowwHand]

From San Antonio.

[Grandpa Troll]

Originally posted by Heresson
there are no people old enough to remember the 60s. I myself barely remember the 00s.

Well, I am old enough and like all memories, some are more clouded than others

Carling Black Label now thats a nasteee beer

[Dinner]

As I recall their was a chav like English poster who used to brag about drinking 24 oz cans of Carling in public parks.

[Peter Triggs]

There's an old saying "If you can remember the 60's, you weren't there."

[Theben]

Most of my memories of drinking copious amounts of alcohol involve bottles of straight vodka.

[Grandpa Troll]

Originally posted by Peter Triggs
There's an old saying "If you can remember the 60's, you weren't there."

yup, many did achieve higher education

some simply chose to get their degree as chemical engineers

[notyoueither]

Originally posted by Grandpa Troll

Carling Black Label now thats a nasteee beer

Yes, indeed, but I couldn't beat the cost, which was free.

I believe I had a nap in a snow bank that evening.

[Dinner]

I want to be able to do a before and after with the old recipe and the new "old recipe" so this evening I went out and bought 6 24oz cans of Schlitz High Gravity "Very Smooth Lager". Jesus Christ is this crap cheap only costing about $1.25 per 24 oz can of 8.5% malt liquor. As malt liquor goes it isn't nearly as fowl tasting as I thought it would be and it is indeed fairly drinkable when cold. I didn't dare let it warm up though. There is no malt or hops taste and it is truly a crap beer. The new "old recipe" can only be an improvement.

[Grandpa Troll]

Originally posted by notyoueither


Yes, indeed, but I couldn't beat the cost, which was free.

I believe I had a nap in a snow bank that evening.

Oh I had plenty of them on crap beers

then would wake up, go in the house, get wam, have bedspins and do the offering to the porcelin prince