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10-06-2003, 01:43 PM
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Originally posted by THRILLSEEKER
when the can comes tumbling down through the machine doesnt that, shake up the beer??
when the can comes tumbling down through the machine doesnt that, shake up the beer??
Not a bit. Comes out just like taking it out of the fridge.
Its not like opening a beer after running from Anchors Away to Put In Bay!!
10-06-2003, 01:45 PM
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Originally posted by HyperBaja
Mystery beer hahaha!!!
That is what we call a Man Fridge.
Mystery beer hahaha!!!
That is what we call a Man Fridge.
Im going to mix-up the Mystery beer a little bit. All I had in that slot was Shaefer Light. For some reason, people kept drinking it even though it wasnt a mystery anymore.
Next party it will be mixed up with Blatz, PBR, Hamms Draft..................Am I missing any nastys?
10-06-2003, 02:59 PM
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A friend of mine did that years ago, and it is still running fine!... The cans dont get shaken up and more thana soda would dropping out of it. And they are always cold. The thing holds a TON of cans also... we would still empty the machine by the end of the night.
10-06-2003, 05:34 PM
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The reason the beer doesn't get shook up is because the beer doesn't roll inside. The can rotates around the beer. I found this out after carrying kegs when I ran bars because I didn't want to shake it up. Some drunk at the bar told me the trick.
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10-07-2003, 02:32 AM
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Ok, how bad is this, My Grandmother, yes you read that right, did that back in the 70s. She had a soda machine at the marina and one button was labeled Orange Juice. Of course when you hit the button, you did not get Orange Juice.
Sweet old Grandma, the bootlegger!
Sweet old Grandma, the bootlegger!
10-07-2003, 08:01 AM
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Originally posted by RollWithIt
Ok, how bad is this, My Grandmother, yes you read that right, did that back in the 70s. She had a soda machine at the marina and one button was labeled Orange Juice. Of course when you hit the button, you did not get Orange Juice.
Sweet old Grandma, the bootlegger!
Ok, how bad is this, My Grandmother, yes you read that right, did that back in the 70s. She had a soda machine at the marina and one button was labeled Orange Juice. Of course when you hit the button, you did not get Orange Juice.
Sweet old Grandma, the bootlegger!
Ive heard of Old Grandad, but Old Grandma?
