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In the 90s you had to keep Zima on hand because a lot of the ladies would only drink that. I drank exactly one myself. I didn't dump it out, but had to choke it down. It was like a flat Sprite.

There was one time when we walked past this house, and these chicks ran out and asked us if we knew how to tap a keg. We did, so they said that if we tapped theirs, we could stick around and drink. It turned out to be the women's Ice Hockey team, throwing some sorta post season house party. That was a rather unexpected turn of events.

I hate to say there were lying to bring in a few gents to hang out, but if they were hockey players ...

warm,flat LoneStar-->California Cooler --> Zima --> Smirnoff Ice --> Hard Lemonade --> White Claw

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There was a very cheap beer that some people would drink when I was in college. I believe it was from Wisconsin and called Ole Rhinelander, or something to that effect. It was absolutely the worst beer I had ever tasted. I had to be drunk before I could choke one down. I remember that the people who drank it, bought it in bottles by the case and it was something like $3 or $4 a case (this was in 1982-1987). The deposit on the bottles almost doubled the cost at the time. When you are a broke college student, you sometimes resort to some pretty bad choices. 

What happened did a 12 yr old utee94 tell you not to move there?

I was living in Shertz, TX, (a suburb of San Antonio) at the time, doing construction at Randolph AFB. A couple of guys I worked with, decided to go to the concert and I went along as I did like quite a bit of their music. 

After living in Texas for a summer, I could not be forced to live their permanently. Too hot for this northern guy. 

I was living in Shertz, TX, (a suburb of San Antonio) at the time, doing construction at Randolph AFB. A couple of guys I worked with, decided to go to the concert and I went along as I did like quite a bit of their music.

After living in Texas for a summer, I could not be forced to live their permanently. Too hot for this northern guy.

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In college when we were flat-out broke, we'd buy 6ers of Mickey's Big Mouth.  It was high alcohol and cheap.

On good days, I could afford pitchers of Shiner Bock.

On great days I'd buy pitchers of Whitbread or Celis White.

There was a very cheap beer that some people would drink when I was in college. I believe it was from Wisconsin and called Ole Rhinelander, or something to that effect. It was absolutely the worst beer I had ever tasted. I had to be drunk before I could choke one down. I remember that the people who drank it, bought it in bottles by the case and it was something like $3 or $4 a case (this was in 1982-1987). The deposit on the bottles almost doubled the cost at the time. When you are a broke college student, you sometimes resort to some pretty bad choices.

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