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Tuesday, December 5, 2023
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When I was in the Navy and stationed 26 miles outside of Athens Greece ('68-'69), the drink of choice at the beach was Ripple. I think they sold Boone's Farm but Ripple was less than $3.00 a case. I guess that still immunizes me.
ReplyDeletehjets, I tried them all.
DeleteI drank Boone's Farm Strawberry Hill when I was 15; we got some guy in the neighborhood to buy it for us. So, I think Welby, MD is correct because I hardly ever get sick.
ReplyDeleteEdward, ah yes, living proof.
DeleteThat was a good show.
ReplyDeleteThanks, Odie.
You all be safe and God bless.
LindaG, Doctor Knows Best?
DeleteThat was a great show, too. :)
DeleteMD 20/20 is still protecting me.
ReplyDeleteBirdchaser, glad to hear that.
DeleteBoone's Farm, Thunderbird, Ripple, MD 2020, Manneschewitz, we didn't care. When you're in high school and trying to be the worst you can be, you drink what you have.
ReplyDeleteThese kids today would be arrested and sent to a detention facility were they to be caught now doing the things we did in the early 70s.
Most small towns in Kansas (population under 1,000) shared a law enforcement officer with neighboring towns, and the one we shared didn't think it was a good idea to engage in high-speed chases because he knew that chases got people killed.
MarkinKansas, Back in my day it was Kahlua and Bali Hai.
DeleteHe does live in their heads.
ReplyDeleteedutcher, that's his job.
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