re: How your mom used to party

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As a teenager I once found some polaroids of my mother naked doing something with a yellow pencil that would rather not try to discribe.

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I DO NOT want to know how that hooker used to party.

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wait a minute... fondu pots are no longer cool?

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If I remember right, they briefly came back in vogue as a nostalgia thing and just as quickly, faded away again. I bet there's enough fondu pots in attics and closets in the U.S. to build a few U.S. Navy aircraft carriers.

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Shlitz was a good beer in the 60's and early 70's.

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The old brews Schlitz, Falstaff, Jax, Lone Star...

Wood paneling - Check
Sweet bar - Check
Dimmer switch for lights - Check

That is one swinging basement...

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The old brews Schlitz, Falstaff, Jax, Lone Star...

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You forgot Dixie and Regal.....

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Schlitz,

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we used to think that was nectar of the gods back in hs, there was 7-11 right across the street from the school and we'd stop there for a quart after practice, seems like almost everyday

The distinctive taste of Dixie Beer originates with the Gypsum from fertilizer plants upstream on the Miss River from where Dixie Brewery got its water.
Apparently it is not fatal!

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my first taste of beer was dixie. still have no idea how i learned to like beer.

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I remember that too, the first beer I was thinking, ugh, what is the big deal about this shite? it sucks, but everybody(thinking the same thing,) was like "man, this shite is great! this is awesome!" should have stopped right here

Lone Star is still brewin

Never acquired the taste for Dixie. Schlitz was our 'start beer'. Grab a couple of six packs and when that was gone and our taste buds were numb, move down the ladder to the crappy beers.
Ballantine beer-99¢ a six pack and a free hangover/sour stomach to go with it.