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Mitchell Holman > wrote in
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Mitchell,

Great Pics, thanks.

I am just wondering about your little play on words.

You surely aren't old enough to have heard of this beer.

I haven't seen a can of that in probably 35-40 years!

I figured you to be about 35, too young to know that one of the
commercial lines was "I think I'll have a Jax."

Of course, maybe Jax is still around but in limited areas. I dunno.

Some Guy > wrote in news:Xns9A9E55650BC5ANotReal@
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> Mitchell Holman > wrote in
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>> pt one of eight
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> Mitchell,
>
> Great Pics, thanks.
>
> I am just wondering about your little play on words.
>
> You surely aren't old enough to have heard of this beer.
>
> I haven't seen a can of that in probably 35-40 years!
>
> I figured you to be about 35, too young to know that one of the
> commercial lines was "I think I'll have a Jax."
>
> Of course, maybe Jax is still around but in limited areas. I dunno.
>


Remember the "Make mine a Falstaff" campaign?

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> Some Guy > wrote in news:Xns9A9E55650BC5ANotReal@
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>> Mitchell Holman > wrote in
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>>> pt one of eight
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>> Mitchell,
>>
>> Great Pics, thanks.
>>
>> I am just wondering about your little play on words.
>>
>> You surely aren't old enough to have heard of this beer.
>>
>> I haven't seen a can of that in probably 35-40 years!
>>
>> I figured you to be about 35, too young to know that one of the
>> commercial lines was "I think I'll have a Jax."
>>
>> Of course, maybe Jax is still around but in limited areas. I dunno.
>>
>
>
> Remember the "Make mine a Falstaff" campaign?
>

Oh yeah!

What about Schlitz? "The Beer that made Milwaukee Famous?"
I've heard it's still around... just not in my market.
(Not that I'd drink that horse-p*ss).
It was better than "My God that's Disgusting (MGD), tho'
Or Keystone... yech, nuff said! SHUDDER!

"Some Guy" > wrote in message
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> Mitchell Holman > wrote in
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>> pt one of eight
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> Mitchell,
>
> Great Pics, thanks.
>
> I am just wondering about your little play on words.
>
> You surely aren't old enough to have heard of this beer.
>
> I haven't seen a can of that in probably 35-40 years!
>
> I figured you to be about 35, too young to know that one of the
> commercial lines was "I think I'll have a Jax."
>
> Of course, maybe Jax is still around but in limited areas. I dunno.



If you're *really* old, you can still sing the Jax radio jingle.

"Hello mellow Jax my little darling" ???



"Don Pyeatt" > wrote in message
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>> Mitchell Holman > wrote in
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>>> pt one of eight
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>>
>> Mitchell,
>>
>> Great Pics, thanks.
>>
>> I am just wondering about your little play on words.
>>
>> You surely aren't old enough to have heard of this beer.
>>
>> I haven't seen a can of that in probably 35-40 years!
>>
>> I figured you to be about 35, too young to know that one of the
>> commercial lines was "I think I'll have a Jax."
>>
>> Of course, maybe Jax is still around but in limited areas. I dunno.
>
>
>
> If you're *really* old, you can still sing the Jax radio jingle.
>

"NoName" > wrote in message
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> "Hello mellow Jax my little darling" ???
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> "Don Pyeatt" > wrote in message
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>> "Some Guy" > wrote in message
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>>> Mitchell Holman > wrote in
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>>>> pt one of eight
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>>>
>>> Mitchell,
>>>
>>> Great Pics, thanks.
>>>
>>> I am just wondering about your little play on words.
>>>
>>> You surely aren't old enough to have heard of this beer.
>>>
>>> I haven't seen a can of that in probably 35-40 years!
>>>
>>> I figured you to be about 35, too young to know that one of the
>>> commercial lines was "I think I'll have a Jax."
>>>
>>> Of course, maybe Jax is still around but in limited areas. I dunno.
>>
>>
>>
>> If you're *really* old, you can still sing the Jax radio jingle.
>>



Hello Mellow JAX, little dahlin'
You're the beer for me
I know that you'll agree
Hello mellow JAX little dahlin'
You're the beer for me yessireee

Thanks for posting these - I actually got to visit an active duty Nike
Battery near the Hanford Atomic Works in the Late '50s. I was 12 or 13 and
it really made an impression on me - brought back by these pictures.

Jack G.

Miller was, at that time, "The Champaign of Bottled Beer" Hamms was From
The Land of Sky Blue Waters, Olympia: "It's The Water" (and **** on the back
of the label), And Carling will always be "Off the table Mabel, the
quarter's for the beer....


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>> "Hello mellow Jax my little darling" ???
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>> "Don Pyeatt" > wrote in message
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>>>> Mitchell Holman > wrote in
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>>>> Mitchell,
>>>>
>>>> Great Pics, thanks.
>>>>
>>>> I am just wondering about your little play on words.
>>>>
>>>> You surely aren't old enough to have heard of this beer.
>>>>
>>>> I haven't seen a can of that in probably 35-40 years!
>>>>
>>>> I figured you to be about 35, too young to know that one of the
>>>> commercial lines was "I think I'll have a Jax."
>>>>
>>>> Of course, maybe Jax is still around but in limited areas. I dunno.
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> If you're *really* old, you can still sing the Jax radio jingle.
>>>
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> Hello Mellow JAX, little dahlin'
> You're the beer for me
> I know that you'll agree
> Hello mellow JAX little dahlin'
> You're the beer for me yessireee
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Our senior trip was a visit to New Orleans. Drinking age in Louisiana was 18 at the time,
as was entry to the clubs in the French Quarter. Ah, Fabachers, one of my favorite brews. :-)

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jax_Brewery

http://findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_qn4200/is_20060215/ai_n16218642

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jackson_Square%2C_New_Orleans%2C_Louisiana