Logos Stick said:

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Moving to Ft Worth. Get out of the liberal hellholes while you can!

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Everyone's moving to Texas these daysmajor firms such as Charles Schwab and Oracle, energy companies such as Chevron, and now, the biggest bull riding organization in the world.

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https://www.chron.com/sports/article/pbr-bull-riding-colorado-texas-19717574.php

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That's some good bull!

Logos Stick said:

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Moving to Ft Worth. Get out of the liberal hellholes while you can!

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Everyone's moving to Texas these daysmajor firms such as Charles Schwab and Oracle, energy companies such as Chevron, and now, the biggest bull riding organization in the world.

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https://www.chron.com/sports/article/pbr-bull-riding-colorado-texas-19717574.php

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Same growth is happening in Idaho and Florida.

Idaho has the number 2 best economy in the US, and Florida is number 1.

Idaho is seeing massive growth from everyone leaving the Democrat destroyed wastelands of California, Oregon, and Washington state that have been destroyed by liberals.

https://www.usnews.com/news/best-states/rankings/economy

By the way, right now in the suburbs of Denver in Colorado there is major gang violence. Yes gang violence in the suburbs.

Democrat governor Jared Polis is a failure. Polis should stop spending all of his time complaining about Governor Abbott, and ask his best friends Kamala and Biden to fix the problem they created.

https://www.foxnews.com/media/denver-suburb-rocked-huge-increase-migrant-gang-violence-biden-harris-administration-complicit

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The Fife said:

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Logos Stick said:

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Ryan the Temp said:

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I thought this was going to be about Pabst Blue Ribbon.

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They are already in Texas. side note: I found out recently they own the Schlitz brand. What a colossal fail that was.

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I'll order a Schlitz just for the novelty of it all. Kinda like I feel PBR was back before hipsters decided it was cool.

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I want to point and laugh every time I see a dude under 30 drinking Lone Star. Usually the doofus has a handlebar mustache to round out the complete hipster persona. That beer is **** and only 80 year old men drink it. And I say this as a guy that had a keg of Lone Star Light at his wedding reception at the insistence of my father in law because "Lone Star Light tastes better than Lone Star when it's in a keg." lol

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PBR owns Lone Star.

I'm typically a Miller Lite guy (good enough for grandpa good enough for me) but in a pinch I'll drink a Lone Star Lite.

True story. I had 3 PBR's this morning for breakfast. And I'm way too old for that, but **** it...

I think it's really just 1 suburb and it's Aurora. Which has always had some ****ty/sketchy areas and is actually larger than Denver in area.

Anybody else think this thread was about beer?

Oracle has left Austin and moved to Nashville.

Big Ball's in Cowtown!!!

(Mayor is from Hico, btw)

AgNav93 said:

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Ryan the Temp said:

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I thought this was going to be about Pabst Blue Ribbon.

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Me too. I was not excited. That's the official beer of hipsters.

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that's funny as I am so far out of the hipster loop I never would associate the two. What made the rust belt beer of choice popular? It is one of the worst mass produced beers made.

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The Fife said:

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Logos Stick said:

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Ryan the Temp said:

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I thought this was going to be about Pabst Blue Ribbon.

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They are already in Texas. side note: I found out recently they own the Schlitz brand. What a colossal fail that was.

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I'll order a Schlitz just for the novelty of it all. Kinda like I feel PBR was back before hipsters decided it was cool.

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Back in the day PBR was the working man's beer in the upper Midwest rust belt. Guys would go from their factory jobs to the PBR bar to have a cold one before going home.

Miller was the champagne of beer for the upper class.
Schlitz was in the middle.

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"There's no place that I'd rather be than right here, Rednecks, white socks and Blue Ribbon beer."

Is anyone else tired of companies moving to Texas? This is as much of a lib locust bomb as the rapid housing projects being built in rural areas.

Schlitz Gay was great!

Excellent reference

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To be fair Pueblo is like the Waco of Colorado. Always thought PBR was in Colorado Springs.

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PBR used to be in the Springs. Office was on the west side of 25 a couple exits north of the immediate downtown area. It used to be headed up by a guy who was commissioner of the old Southwest Conference. A kind of a used car salesman of a guy, can't remember his name. Had no idea it moved to Pueblo. That's a downgrade ...

A_Gang_Ag_06 said:

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The Fife said:

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Logos Stick said:

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Ryan the Temp said:

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I thought this was going to be about Pabst Blue Ribbon.

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They are already in Texas. side note: I found out recently they own the Schlitz brand. What a colossal fail that was.

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I'll order a Schlitz just for the novelty of it all. Kinda like I feel PBR was back before hipsters decided it was cool.

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I want to point and laugh every time I see a dude under 30 drinking Lone Star. Usually the doofus has a handlebar mustache to round out the complete hipster persona. That beer is **** and only 80 year old men drink it. And I say this as a guy that had a keg of Lone Star Light at his wedding reception at the insistence of my father in law because "Lone Star Light tastes better than Lone Star when it's in a keg." lol

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Woah, woah, woah, back it up there hoss. You're talking about that National Beer of Texas, say it with some respect! Lonestar leaded is a GREAT beer, but only in a glass bottle. Tastes terrible out of a can. Lonestar was my beer of choice at the Chicken, partly because it was $1.50/bottle. Best part is the riddles under the cap, I was damn good at those, especially after about 8 of them!

I'll still by a six pack of leaded longnecks for nostalgia, and because it is a good beer!

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Aggie_Boomin 21 said:

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To be fair Pueblo is like the Waco of Colorado. Always thought PBR was in Colorado Springs.

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Let's be honest. Waco is much nicer city than Pueblo.
And I am not being complimentary to Waco.

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Waco has changed wildly in the past few years. Get there twice a year. Kick myself for not investing downtown. Place is booming.

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BuddysBud said:

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Aggie_Boomin 21 said:

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To be fair Pueblo is like the Waco of Colorado. Always thought PBR was in Colorado Springs.

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Let's be honest. Waco is much nicer city than Pueblo.
And I am not being complimentary to Waco.

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Waco has changed wildly in the past few years. Get there twice a year. Kick myself for not investing downtown. Place is booming.

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Waco still sucks man, despite a couple nice places downtown.

Similar kind of thing with me, Lone Star is more of a hanging out with friends out in the hill country around a campfire thing. It's just sort of ubiquitous out there, especially around where old deer stands used to be put up in a tree. Lone Star bottles and cans scattered all over the place underneath.

Not like I'd draw the ire of 06 anyway because I'm not a guy under 30.

You idiots who are *****ing about Lone Star and PBR and hipsters and all that other bull**** aren't proper alcoholics at all. Just drink the damn beer. Christ...