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Even seems like there was a little church key device to pop those babies ! wonder how many folks swallowed those tabs :)
Yes, the bartenders had a device that sat on top of the can. They would hit it lightly and it popped both openings at once.;)
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I remember those.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mini Kat
In my day we had to use rocks to open the can....or a can opener.
Damn Grads, that's old right there.:DQuote:
Originally Posted by GRADS2112
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I remember that..:)
OG Coors right there
Yes but not that exact brand. could not even afford coors back then. :dispirited: It was PBR for me.
Man that was high $$$ for me ,,,, Spanada was my poor white trash style back then,,,,,,,,,,sometimes it was electric:anonymous:Quote:
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As a kid, the best pull tabs were the ones with the notches on the sides of the finger loop. You could separate the finger loop and the tab, and slide the tab in the notches on the finger loop and shoot the finger loop using the tap as a spring. Good Times!!Quote:
Originally Posted by MMD
The girls in High School liked Strawberry Hill, it loosened them up!:DQuote:
Originally Posted by Mini Kat
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when Coors had the pull tabs it was about 1.25 a six pack and the cuts on the feet were hell, that why alot of people wear shoes in the water :encouragement:
For us it was the old Mad dog 20/20Quote:
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Hamms and Spanada for me. I do remember drinking Red Mountain the day man landed on the moon though, hic....Quote:
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Lucky eh? well a beer in the hand is, well you know.Quote:
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I remember these too...
Laughing here on the Luckys , wifes folks used to drink that rotgut , the closest store to the Lake Cabin was an hour drive, used to tap into thier Lucky stash when my Coors lite ran dry ! we used to tease them about "Cheap beer" and now and 25 years later Rhonda and I enjoy our Keystone lite (18 Bucks a 30 pack) :)Quote:
Originally Posted by wolfie