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Bring PBR’s 99-can family pack and be a Thanksgiving hero (1 Viewer)
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What would happen if you took one out and passed it about?
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At such time there would be 98 cans of PBR.
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Interesting...follow-up question...
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Gonna' need a bigger fridge.
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How about a bigger car!
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Sure thing! Ask as many as you'd like!
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Apparently, they're "only" 7' long. If it can fit a 2x4 in my SUV, I can make the family pack fit.
Unfortunately, with my family, if I brought that home for Thanksgiving, it'd be gone in a couple of hours and things would not end well!
Unfortunately, with my family, if I brought that home for Thanksgiving, it'd be gone in a couple of hours and things would not end well!
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Well, I think we will have to end the questioning at some point - supplies are limited. But we're good for now.
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I'd like to get back to the question of the naming of this product.
What "family" drinks 99 PBRs together? I can't decide if I want to party with said family, or stay away. I suspect it's fun for a while but probably doesn't end well.
What "family" drinks 99 PBRs together? I can't decide if I want to party with said family, or stay away. I suspect it's fun for a while but probably doesn't end well.
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Apparently, you've not spent much time in Minnesota, especially in the winter...
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This would last me about 307 years - and I’d have to start drinking PBR
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Which is why that case should include a GoPro
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Apparently, you've not spent much time in Minnesota, especially in the winter...
True dat. Do they drink PBR up there? I know in the Buffalo area, where beer is consumed heavily in the winter months, "Blues" are a common beer of choice (Labatt's) but those New Yorkers probably don't care as much about whether the beer is domestic or "imported".
Side note, there's a bar in Charleston that has a banner on the roof that claims the most PBR cans are consumed there than anywhere in the US. I'm dubious - but supposedly the claim is real.
Recovery Room Continues to Sell More PBR Cans Than Any Other Bar on Earth
That’s a lot of PBR
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I know you've seen the Florida Man thread, so I assume you are joking.
Good morning.
Pabst Blue Ribbon launches hard coffee in Florida
<p>Beer maker Pabst Blue Ribbon is now offering an alcoholic coffee. The company says Hard Coffee is an alcoholic vanilla iced coffee that contains 5% alcohol.</p>
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