Canadian Christmas...

[Patriot]

 

[FJRBluesman]

That's a a beauty, eh!

What no jelly doughnuts or bacon?

 

[user 6393]

When I was 18, a group of guys I knew, on their own for the 1st time. decorated a tree with nothing but "Lucky" bottle caps.

They drilled lil holes in them and strung them up with red string.

One of may fave christmas trees, ever...*L*

 

[ShinyPartsUp]

When I was 18, a group of guys I knew, on their own for the 1st time. decorated a tree with nothing but "Lucky" bottle caps.They drilled lil holes in them and strung them up with red string.

One of may fave christmas trees, ever...*L*

Did any of them get "lucky"? Well?

Pervs just wanna know.

 

[Old Michael]

Lovely.

 

[ShinyPartsUp]

When I was 18, a group of guys I knew... decorated a tree with nothing but "Lucky" bottle caps.

Yes, it was a sad day in 1960, when they stopped making Lucky beer.

She is going to hurt you.

:jerry:

 

[Old Michael]

Gulp.

 

[ShinyPartsUp]

Gulp.

Changing your original post to "lovely" isn't going to help.

Making fun of a woman's age? HO-HO-HO.

My little elf-friend, you will be crushed like a used beer can on the side of a Canadian road.

 

[beemerdons]

When I was 18, a group of guys I knew, on their own for the 1st time. decorated a tree with nothing but "Lucky" bottle caps.They drilled lil holes in them and strung them up with red string.

One of may fave christmas trees, ever...*L*

https://gregoryagogo.multiply.com/journal/i...Beer_Commercial I hadn't thought about Lucky Lager for many, many years now.

Brewery was in downtown Los Angeles, vats were right where the I-5 and I-10 freeways met! Imprinted caps and 11 ounces.

 

[user 6393]

Gulp.

*just looks at you*

 

[user 6393]

Oh, and as an FYI, they still brew Lucky Lager in Canada

:drinks:

 

[El Toro Joe]

Oh, and as an FYI, they still brew Lucky Lager in Canada
:drinks:

Then...you can STILL get Lucky?

 

[FJRBluesman]

Oh, and as an FYI, they still brew Lucky Lager in Canada
:drinks:

Barb - Did the Canukleheads do like their south of border neighbors did and start packaging the brew in 10oz bottles?

 

[user 6393]

Oh, and as an FYI, they still brew Lucky Lager in Canada
:drinks:

Barb - Did the Canukleheads do like their south of border neighbors did and start packaging the brew in 10oz bottles?

I am not the biggest purchaser of beer up here, dunno about the bottler of "Lucky", but...I have noticed we DO have a lot of brews in BIG bottles/cans.

I am learning so much now that my son is of legal imbibing age here in BC

 

[beemerdons]

Oh, and as an FYI, they still brew Lucky Lager in Canada
:drinks:

Barb - Did the Canukleheads do like their south of border neighbors did and start packaging the brew in 10oz bottles?

"10oz bottles?" Step away from the bong, Bluesy! Was born in Orange County, California in 1948 and every single bottle of Lucky Lager I drank from age 15 until I joined the Army 10/23/1968 was 11 ounces. That was the inside joke: An ounce short!

 

[FJRBluesman]

Oh, and as an FYI, they still brew Lucky Lager in Canada
:drinks:

Barb - Did the Canukleheads do like their south of border neighbors did and start packaging the brew in 10oz bottles?

"10oz bottles?" Step away from the bong, Bluesy! Was born in Orange County, California in 1948 and every single bottle of Lucky Lager I drank from age 15 until I joined the Army 10/23/1968 was 11 ounces. That was the inside joke: An ounce short!

Maybe it was the cans, I believe it was 10oz. in the cans.
BTW - You're old Don... Just sayin'...

 

[Dusty]

We can get Lucky up here for a buck! :santasmiley: