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My dad drank boilermakers like they were water, on the weekends when we went fishing. Of course, he always two or three cans of beer in his creel to make it thru the day (6 hours walking up hill by a creek). He was a Navy man in the war so you might think he liked rum or grog, but no - - beer or whiskey, a man's drink.
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Not beer. But once in a while I feel that way about tequila!
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