Although the dates in the graphic may be off a bit, the message is on point. For most of the time that the United States has been a country, 177 of its now 250 years, the Milwaukee-based brewery Schlitz has been producing beer. That's a solid 70% of the tenure of this country, and through all of it, at least in the right areas, a cold glass of Schlitz could be relied upon to bring friends together or wash away the troubles of a long day. It was recently announced, however, that production of this famed legacy beer will come to an end just days from now.
On May 23, one final 80-barrel batch of Schlitz will be brewed at the Wisconsin Brewing Company's facility in Verona, Wisconsin. It won't be just any batch of Schlitz, either; this is one that reaches back into the beer's heyday. Wisconsin Brewing Company Brewmaster Kirby Nelson has delved into 80-year-old brewing records to develop a recipe that will replicate Schlitz in its prime, giving fans one last chance to enjoy this iconic beer as it was in the height of its glory. This last batch is expected to arrive on June 27, as part of a special commemorative event at the brewery. For those who want to get their hands on some of these last Schlitz, pre-orders open on the Wisconsin Brewing Company website the same day as the brew itself, May 23.
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Three beachgoers were stabbed while hundreds of teens took over packed New England beaches in separate incidents on Tuesday, sparking fights and forcing evacuations of the summer hotspot. The suspected stabbing broke out just after 3 p.m. Tuesday at Narragansett Town Beach, a popular summer vacation retreat in southern Rhode Island, as temperatures reached into the 90s. Responding officers located three victims suffering from minor stab wounds. There is no need to post a picture of the meleee. You know who was involved...
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In a world where nobody should give a fuck about anything a fat, ugly, uberlib lesbian has to say, we are once again reminded that some people will stop at nothing - well, nothing short of stupidity - to try gain some semblence of relevance. Sorry, Natalie, you and you girlfriends were relegated to the useless-piece-of-shit pile 20 years ago. Nice try, though...
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Take a look at this knife and see if it wouldn't
be the perfect pocket knife for you also:
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Almost 44,000 people have been told to leave their homes and an “immediate threat to life” warning given as the Sandy wildfire nears mansions close to Los Angeles. The California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection (Cal Fire) issued the orders as strong and unpredictable winds continue to fan the flames in southern California.
Couple things worth noting, not the least of which is the fact that this shit happens every year out there. The weather patterns cause most of the spreading. It's nature doing what it does, it's not climate change, it's actually climate consistency.
So, if you know it's gonna happen, and you buy a house nearby anyway, aren't you just a bit of an idiot? Juss' sayin'...
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You really don't need the details behind this except to know that it is, of course, about Japan. Sounds like the storyline of one of those wild 1960's Japanese sci-fi flicks, don't it?
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Birthday or Anniversary coming up?
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A Sacramento man died after blowing himself up inside his own home following a tax auction loss, according to reporting from the New York Post and the Sacramento Bee. The case has now become a grim warning about the risks that can come with buying properties through county tax sales.
Sacramento County had listed 32 properties in its latest tax-defaulted auction, including homes, vacant lots, and other parcels tied to unpaid property taxes. Officials say those sales can look like bargains on paper, but they can also come with serious problems that buyers do not always see upfront.
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The Chiefs are in charge. Students at Massapequa High School sent a message loud and clear to Gov. Kathy Hochul - whose administration is trying to force them to ditch their long-standing team name: “Once a Chief, Always a Chief.”
The defiant motto was freshly painted onto a massive mural outside the Long Island campus and aimed at state education officials threatening to revoke the Chiefs nickname thanks to a 2023 ban on Native American logos by the Board of Regents.
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This iconic photo captures John Lennon and Yoko Ono during their "Bed-In for Peace" demonstration in 1969. Following their marriage, the couple staged two week-long bed-ins - one in Amsterdam and one in Montreal - to promote world peace and protest the Vietnam War.
This specific image shows a humorous moment when a hotel maid had to interrupt their protest to change the bed linens while they protested against 'the system'
The "Bed-In" was a highly publicized media event designed to leverage the couple's fame for anti-war activism, blending protest with performance art. In reality, nobody gave a fuck. It just made them look like the idiots they were.
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Natalie Maines should be more concerned with dieticians and less concerned with politicians.
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