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<blockquote data-quote="db-2" data-source="post: 344143" data-attributes="member: 4743">36 feet of top pop (beer) chain and if i remember right 1200 pop tops back in the winter of 66-67 that i still have hanging in my man cave and mainly Schlitz beer tops tags as that was the beer to drink in those days until old mill came as it did taste as good and a little bit cheaper than Schlitz.&nbsp; (My mother saved everything)&nbsp;Me and 3 others.&nbsp; The first quarter i was given a warning and they got probation.&nbsp; The second quarter they were gone and i was put on probation as my GPS was less than 1.&nbsp; Maybe less than a .5.&nbsp; The third quarter by myself and no way at that time did i want to go to Nam.However, old mill was 3 something i believe for a 12 pack but then that was too long ago to remember.&nbsp; It just tasted good, and the ladies i found on Broadway loved it and did chip in as they were working ladies.&nbsp; They were fine, upstanding ladies who were out for the same thing as us guys were out for.&nbsp;I remember one (in time she became my wife of 52 years).&nbsp; But we did leave one night each week (Thursday) for racing on airport road (buddy had a 442 and i had a 426 Plymouth).&nbsp; ah, the memories when one gets old but not too old to not keep making memories.&nbsp; db- - - Updated - - -Over 50 years ago, for reasons, i did hide a case of Shiltz in a shelterbelt by my folk's land and also a case in a tree claim by Finley.&nbsp; A few years later i did go to Finley, found that case and did take one can.&nbsp; Put on shelf and about 2 years ago it got a hole in it so beer is gone.&nbsp; Have never went back to the case by the folks.&nbsp; Guess both are on my bucket list for this summer.&nbsp; db</blockquote>

[QUOTE="db-2, post: 344143, member: 4743"] 36 feet of top pop (beer) chain and if i remember right 1200 pop tops back in the winter of 66-67 that i still have hanging in my man cave and mainly Schlitz beer tops tags as that was the beer to drink in those days until old mill came as it did taste as good and a little bit cheaper than Schlitz. (My mother saved everything) Me and 3 others. The first quarter i was given a warning and they got probation. The second quarter they were gone and i was put on probation as my GPS was less than 1. Maybe less than a .5. The third quarter by myself and no way at that time did i want to go to Nam. However, old mill was 3 something i believe for a 12 pack but then that was too long ago to remember. It just tasted good, and the ladies i found on Broadway loved it and did chip in as they were working ladies. They were fine, upstanding ladies who were out for the same thing as us guys were out for. I remember one (in time she became my wife of 52 years). But we did leave one night each week (Thursday) for racing on airport road (buddy had a 442 and i had a 426 Plymouth). ah, the memories when one gets old but not too old to not keep making memories. db [COLOR=silver][SIZE=1]- - - Updated - - -[/SIZE][/COLOR] Over 50 years ago, for reasons, i did hide a case of Shiltz in a shelterbelt by my folk's land and also a case in a tree claim by Finley. A few years later i did go to Finley, found that case and did take one can. Put on shelf and about 2 years ago it got a hole in it so beer is gone. Have never went back to the case by the folks. Guess both are on my bucket list for this summer. db [/QUOTE]

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