fbrissette
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In case you missed my earlier post, I found the PBR can in beaver pond glade. I never say no to free beer!
Otherwise I would never have tried it, nor will I ever have another one, unless free. Not my type of beer.
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In case you missed my earlier post, I found the PBR can in beaver pond glade. I never say no to free beer!
Otherwise I would never have tried it, nor will I ever have another one, unless free. Not my type of beer.
MadMadWorld
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If you find a beer in the trees it would be bad luck not to drink it.
BenedictGomez
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Score 1 for Canada.
It was also the ecologically responsible thing for him to take the beer with him.
Had he left the can in the woods eventually it would have leaked the PBR into the environment.
Edd
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Cannonball
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and who wants hipster chipmunks right?
fbrissette
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The consequences could have been disastrous for the bicknell's thrush. That would have resulted in the end of the West bowl.
BenedictGomez
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dlague
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LMAO
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