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Best. Frat. Ever.

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http://barometer.orst.edu/vnews/display.v/ART/2004/10/18/4173f59cb1463

A few friends from Forest Grove were hanging out after finals last spring.

"Walker, Texas Ranger" was on and Pabst Blue Ribbon was being openly consumed.

Thinking this was something great, the guys decided to start a "fake" fraternity sponsored by Pabst.

They sent an e-mail to the general questions and comments page on Pabst's Web site. Ten minutes later, impatient for a response, they made a phone call to PBR.

The response from a Pabst marketing representative was overwhelmingly positive.

Today, Oregon State has its very own beer-sponsored, unaffiliated fraternity: Pi Beta Rho.
 

demon

I don't mean to alarm you but you have dogs on your face
Too bad it's a frat sponsered by a shitty mcshit shitty tasting beer.
 

demon

I don't mean to alarm you but you have dogs on your face
Eminem said:
you have no taste
When drinking PBR, taste is a sense I wish I did not have.

Seriously, that stuff is puke. Typical shit american beer.
 
PBR used to be cheap beer that people only drank when they were next to broke. Somehow it's become trendy and evidently it's the best beer brewed in the US now.
 

Flynn

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Heineken?!? Fuck that shit! PABST! BLUE! RIBBON!
 

Triumph

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demon said:
Too bad it's a frat sponsered by a shitty mcshit shitty tasting beer.
*punches demon in the genitals*

*repeatedly*

You know, I don't come into other people's houses and insult what's in their fridge. What's that? You didn't come into my house? Touche.

Although I must agree with whoever made the comment about PBR being popular now. Fuck all that noise. You used to not be able to get it everywhere(except in Athens anyhow), but now it's everywhere and most of the people drinking it need to have THEIR genitals punched on general principles, too.
 

MASB

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Brian Fellows said:
I've never heard an american use the word swill.
I've only heard the Georgia Secretary of Agriculture use the word, but he was using it in the sense of saying that's a term the British use.
 
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