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Southern Beer Drinkers??

PAUL161

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Why is it that most people from the North think that Southerners only drink beer?

We drink wine also! <span style="font-weight: bold">SO THERE!</span>
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Hey! We have a set of wine glasses just like that! :devilgrin:
 
And your wine bottles match the glasses. I spent three months in Greenwood Miss'sip and couldn't find a bottle with a cork in it. No whole bean coffee either. Just barbaric.
 
Oooh!! STEMWARE!! :laugh:

All we gots here is them fancy hooch mugs: Mason jars with HANDLES.
 
way to cool...... :thumbsup:
 
Dude, where were these seven years ago?!?!?! We had a contry themed reception and used mason jars w/ handles.
 
lookit that!They put a fancy holder on a Maytag gas tank. must be the no-spill model.
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Maytag "fruit-jar" engine
 
Blackburn jelly jars are multi-purpose. Beer, wine coffee, tea , etc. Should mention the jelly isn't bad either.
 
I guess just about every household had jelly glasses back when I was a kid. Mom wouldn't buy jelly unless it was in a drinking glass. Money was tight back then and folks had to save wherever they could. At least we weren't down to the flower sack dresses for my sisters.
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Hey Paul, I was the wearer of the flour sack dresses. You could always tell because the flowers were small, blue and pink being the most prevalent. I too remember the jelly glasses. Interestingly none of us thought we were poor and we all wanted to have the flour sack dresses. We called them grain sacks but I am sure that the flour and grain sacks were one and the same. Also have vivid memories of grandmother giving me pennies for the gum ball machine - usually they were the old worn and sometimes bent pennies but nonetheless pennies. I recall the gumballs had FORD stamped on them.

Okay enough memory lane, have to get busy and the kitchen is calling my name. I really have to teach it husband's name but that's for another day.
 
I'm too poor for them fancy mason jars w/ stems and handles... I only have undersized mason 1-pint jars. I've taken to purchasing a specific brand of alfredo and pesto sauces because they come in mason jars. The pesto comes in 1 cup mason jars, and the alfredo in 1 pint... I'll be cracking open the 1 cup jars tonight.
 
On your next visit, I'll be sure to break out th' "good" glassware. :wink: :jester:
 
DrEntropy said:
On your next visit, I'll be sure to break out th' "good" glassware. :wink: :jester:

That's what we do Doc! :jester:

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