But back then I was making $6 per hour driving 50 miles RT in a car that got 13 MPG. [Flower]Quote:
Originally Posted by car-15
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But back then I was making $6 per hour driving 50 miles RT in a car that got 13 MPG. [Flower]Quote:
Originally Posted by car-15
It's all imported beer in cans and bottles.
I have a picture of me getting a "Buddy L" gas pump for Christmas when I was a kid.Quote:
Originally Posted by DOC
The price on is said "$0.25/gal".
My kids asked me where the "2" was ($2.25).
They figured I was old enough for $2.25/gal gas, but would NOT believe me about the $0.25/gal gas...with LEAD in it , yet.
http://3.bp.blogspot.com/_UpGlTn4MqJ...L+gas+pump.jpg
In Louisiana in the 70s and 80s...Budweiser (and other US brands) came in 10 oz cans...same freakin' price as 12 oz cans here. But hey, the beer stayed cold to the last drop, so no bitchin' here.
I wasn't drinking it but I remember the rip tabs on cans that looked like V8 cans. I think it was Schlitz
I think you can still get those, also the ponies in the small bottles were good.. Both Miller and Budweiser were doing those.Quote:
Originally Posted by 20X11
So did we get a brand on these 11.2s? I make a living on selling booze and dunno what the fuq this is???
Its the ones he opens and takes a tax sip of.
Many to most imported beers come in metric sizes, which can be the aforementioned 333ml, or .5l. Paulaner, Ayinger, Hacker-Pschorr, other german and austrian beers.Quote:
Originally Posted by MATT02GT
Unless they have a US bottler, or very big US presence, it comes over in euro-spec glass.
Before I drove. This is what it cost and it was fine with me.Quote:
Originally Posted by car-15
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