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What was the last TV show you watched?
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The Andy Griffith Show and Fast N' Loud
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Fast N' Beer you mean.
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The next time I watch Fast N' Loud, I think that I'll take a drink each time Richard runs his fingers through his hair. It should be more entertaining then listening to him.
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You will be stone cold drunk at the end of every episode.The next time I watch Fast N' Loud, I think that I'll take a drink each time Richard runs his fingers through his hair. It should be more entertaining then listening to him.
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You will be stone cold drunk at the end of every episode.
Despite my tolerance, you are probably correct. I might attempt it only one time.
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Like playing Up and Down the River in college.Despite my tolerance, you are probably correct. I might attempt it only one time.
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Like playing Up and Down the River in college.
I didn't play drinking games in college, we just drank while playing games.
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That is just too normal. Let me guess, you never had Old St. Nick beer either.I didn't play drinking games in college, we just drank while playing games.
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That is just too normal. Let me guess, you never had Old St. Nick beer either.
I don't know that I have ever been called normal. Never had O.S.N., but lots of other beverages. A lot of whatever was available and affordable.
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You are a school teacher. You at least have to appear normal.I don't know that I have ever been called normal. Never had O.S.N., but lots of other beverages. A lot of whatever was available and affordable.
OSN was what was available and cheap. Tasted like rubber tires.
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You are a school teacher. You at least have to appear normal.
Alternative Ed. teacher.
Lucky Lager and Micket's Big Mouth were the cheap swill of choice for many back then.
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That sounds synonymous with hippie there.Alternative Ed. teacher.
Lucky Lager and Micket's Big Mouth were the cheap swill of choice for many back then.
Lucky and Big Mouth weren't that bad. At least not as bad as PBR and Stella. Oh and Fast N' Beer. 
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I watched an episode of Cities of the Underworld last week in which they examined some of the "unknown underground" beneath the city of Los Angeles. In addition to the remains of what was once a rather extensive subway system, there are (or rather were) 11 miles of underground service tunnels that connected all of the major hotels in the downtown area. During prohibition, bootleg alcohol was distributed through those tunnels without the general public's knowledge so that people who could afford to do so would still be able to gather and drink at the speakeasy of their choosing (also underground). The kicker is that the entire operation was run and managed by the Mayor's office and used Los Angeles Police Department officers as security.
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That sounds synonymous with hippie there.
Not one bit hippie here. Not one bit.
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Masterpiece Mystery! Michael Dibdin's detective, Aurelio Zen
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:rofl:Not one bit hippie here. Not one bit.
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Not one bit hippie here. Not one bit.
Far Freakin Out..!! You 'the Man'.
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No, you mean fight The Man.
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