Whatever

Ideas for your Cuda.

 

If by fuckery you mean exciting and alluring information, then I totally agree with you.

Good morning Whatevs! Have a great one!

 

Good Morning y'all

 

Home, nap time.

one of my favorites

Great story, and right before my bedtime. Perfect

 

"alluring information"

... ain't you just the slick tongued devil?

 

No worries! I’ll allow it!

 

I’ll pass!

 

People are gonna make millions in the next few months.
I'm a big ol chickenshit, I put my stuff in money markets a year ago, haven't lost a crazy amount but won't make much when it goes back up.

 

Headed to the mountains. Hoping there is still snow up there.

 

It would be white if there was

 

That's so long ago that I usually need someone to spark my memory with a story of their own.

When I was in high school I was on the cross country team.
Every afternoon we had practice (I guess they call it training now).
It started with a 3 mile run.
We had a short cut where we had beer stashed.
Piel's Real Draft Quickies, 7 oz.
Plus weed.

One time we're coming back out of the woods and our coach was there in his Corvair.
Somebody snitched.
All he ever said was:
"You assholes are never gonna beat Camp Hill."
(SweetT will recognize that town.)
And we never did.
We always beat all the other schools, but never them.

Dunno what happened to Piels, maybe they got bought out.

Piel's Real Draft came in this really cool bottle.
It looked like a grenade.
That's what we'd use the empties for when riding around on country roads.
Road signs were the target, usually.

 

No invite? Wtf kinda friend are you

 

September 20, 1973, Piel Bros. plant in East New York was closed down after 90 years of operation. For a short time the Willimansett plant, which brewed Piels for sales in New England, continued to operate, but then it was shut down. In the 1970s, F. & M. Schaefer Brewing Company, another Brooklyn based brewer, bought the rights to the Piel Brothers label, and Schaefer continued to brew it at its Brooklyn and Allentown, Pennsylvania, plants. In the late 1980s, Schaefer was subsequently bought out by Stroh Brewery Company of Detroit, Michigan. Under Stroh, Piels' sales stabilized for a time, thanks to new and improved package designs and good point of sale advertising. However, Stroh succumbed to marketing pressure from industry giants Anheuser-Busch and Miller, and threw in the towel after 149 years in business. Most of the Stroh brands, including Piels, were licensed to Pabst Brewing Company. Pabst discontinued the Piels label by April 2015.

 

Whoa!



Too bad...I have some fond memories of that cheap nasty beer.
Made in Brooklyn...it figures.

 

I remember selling and drinking Schaefer's in 1973. Moved on to Coors in 1975.


No longer in my area....

 

Hey @ReefSR54X4

 

Telly!