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Wild

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Happy New Year all
Goods times and Good people
One of my high school buddy's older brother worked at a beer distributor, and he'd buy us beer (and Zima) every weekend. So me and the crew that I ran with would get shitfaced on cheap beer (PBR, Red Stripe, Busch, Little Kings, etc) and take a case of Zima with us to a party, just for the chics. We all played football and basketball, so we'd have the shit on ice in the back of the truck as we played, and then just start hammering it after games. We'd show up to parties like Tweener and Billy Bob from Varsity Blues.
 

Hauler

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One of my high school buddy's older brother worked at a beer distributor, and he'd buy us beer (and Zima) every weekend. So me and the crew that I ran with would get shitfaced on cheap beer (PBR, Red Stripe, Busch, Little Kings, etc) and take a case of Zima with us to a party, just for the chics. We all played football and basketball, so we'd have the shit on ice in the back of the truck as we played, and then just start hammering it after games. We'd show up to parties like Tweener and Billy Bob from Varsity Blues.
I had an older buddy who worked at a distributor too. He'd set a case of Hudy Delight (local brew back then) in an alley next to the building and I'd swing by and snatch it up. I was 16 when I started this and did it pretty much all through high school. I don't really remember how we planned it out. Way before cell pbones or even pagers.

When I think back on those times, it sort of amazes me how we were able to organize all our activities without these stupid smart phones.

I'm from Cincy and one time I met a buddy from C-Bus at a concert in Dayton. "Meet you at the gate around 5." That was it. Probably 17 years old. Crazy to think about. Today's kids are soft as shit.
 

Wild

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I had an older buddy who worked at a distributor too. He'd set a case of Hudy Delight (local brew back then) in an alley next to the building and I'd swing by and snatch it up. I was 16 when I started this and did it pretty much all through high school. I don't really remember how we planned it out. Way before cell pbones or even pagers.

When I think back on those times, it sort of amazes me how we were able to organize all our activities without these stupid smart phones.

I'm from Cincy and one time I met a buddy from C-Bus at a concert in Dayton. "Meet you at the gate around 5." That was it. Probably 17 years old. Crazy to think about. Today's kids are soft as shit.
100% man. I dont care what anyone says, life was better without social media and cell phones. You actually had to talk to people, be capable of reading a map or writing down & following directions, coordinate plans and just figure shit out. We'd get in bar fights and someone would get left behind when everyone fled the police, or get abandoned at parties because the friend you rode with took off to go hook up with some chic....you either walked your ass to a pay phone and hoped someone answered, or you roughed it for the night. I remember one night the police raided a party we were at, everyone hauled ass, I ran into the woods and didn't know where the fuck I was. It was dead of winter, freezing ass. I just kept walking until I ran into an apartment complex. Found the laundry room, put quarters in the dryer and slept on top of that motherfucker for heat.
 

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HNY everyone!
Gonna be out back with a Porter and cigar in front of the chimenea, listening to my hood blow up. And comforting the dog.
 

Hauler

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100% man. I dont care what anyone says, life was better without social media and cell phones. You actually had to talk to people, be capable of reading a map or writing down & following directions, coordinate plans and just figure shit out. We'd get in bar fights and someone would get left behind when everyone fled the police, or get abandoned at parties because the friend you rode with took off to go hook up with some chic....you either walked your ass to a pay phone and hoped someone answered, or you roughed it for the night. I remember one night the police raided a party we were at, everyone hauled ass, I ran into the woods and didn't know where the fuck I was. It was dead of winter, freezing ass. I just kept walking until I ran into an apartment complex. Found the laundry room, put quarters in the dryer and slept on top of that motherfucker for heat.
At one of those concerts when I was like 19 i met my cousin who was 16. This was at Wright State University near Dayton. I brought a cooler of beer and we were slamming them in the parking lot. Cops busted us and gave us open container tickets and a court date. I think I got contributing as well since it was my cooler.

For my job back then I was framing houses - which my mother hated. On the morning of the court date I wore a suit and she asked what was up. I told her I had a job interview that morning. She was so happy. I drove to Dayton and went to court. LMAO.