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The first time I saw that, I thought it was a great commercial. Budweiser actually is pretty cool about supporting the troops. When I went to Busch Gardens last year, I know they had free admission year round for active servicemen.
Funny enough, I saw a scene like that commercial that actually happen when I flew into Denver a few months ago. People who were waiting in the airport just started clapping and cheering for the troops getting off the plane.
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Nice commercial. When I lived in Dallas I used to volunteer for the USO to send the troops off. There was a second group of volunteers that waited at the customs exit to cheer the troops when they came out. The guys and gals in the service really appreciated that.
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Great commercial. Stevetuna’s post on the 4th was so appropriate. I posted Petty Officer Monsoors name on a non warrior type board and that one of the best part of the day was taking the time to learn his story on the holiday. Nobody asked who he was:angry: In light of this post, here’s a name to google SGT Leigh Ann Hester
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Great commercial wish more were made saluting our troops. Best friend since high school got a similar salute in a doughnut shop when we went out before heading back to Afghan last month, humbling to see an Army SpecOp get little chocked up..
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quote Bull1189:Nice commercial. When I lived in Dallas I used to volunteer for the USO to send the troops off. There was a second group of volunteers that waited at the customs exit to cheer the troops when they came out. The guys and gals in the service really appreciated that.THAT IS AWESOME!!! I had no idea there were organized volunteers for that purpose.
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It’s great to see that some corporations really get it.
They play a tribute like that at SeaWorld in FL. It helped me to put things in perspective, that’s for sure!
Thanks for posting this, Miriam.
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Yeah, thanks for posting it Miriam. I’ve seen it before, but always gratifying to see it again. I’m a “Bud Man” all the way. Whenever, I’m in an airport, store or restraurant and I see one or more of our military in uniform, I always try to aproch them and thank them for serving.
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quote BradM:Yeah, thanks for posting it Miriam.
I’m a “Bud Man” all the way.Thanks. Glad I got to share it.
However, can’t say I’m a Bud-woman, though. If it’s domestic, I’m all about the Sam Adams. Outside of that, I’m import only. :beer:
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Sam Adams is great too. When I visit my daughter in Sacto, Sam Adams is what her husband has. NOthing wrong with imports eithter – love ’em. With 26 + years in the Air Force, I was able to sample beers from all over the World. Love the German brews.
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quote Miriam:Thanks. Glad I got to share it.However, can’t say I’m a Bud-woman, though. If it’s domestic, I’m all about the Sam Adams. Outside of that, I’m import only. :beer:
Ditto that statement! I have a short list of “commercial” domestic beers that I enjoy, for example Lone Star……..that’s about it.
Now Micro-brews I’ll try all eight days of the week. Love micro-brews! I’ve been trying neighbor brew also before he went back to Iraq.
Imports are all worth a try and I think most are good. Spaten is my hands down favorite at the moment. Its a good dinner beer.
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quote unstpabl1::OhMy: OMG Beer Snobsrofl2Yeah, but hey – a good beer discussion is always warranted and enjoyable. And it sure as heck beats freakin’ wine snobs!!!
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quote Miriam:Yeah, but hey – a good beer discussion is always warranted and enjoyable. And it sure as heck beats freakin’ wine snobs!!!I admit wine snobs are scary. I want to drink, not watch a bottle collect dust. I watched a show where this guy was teaching how to develope a palate. He put dirt in his mouth with other stuff. In my mind it either tastes good or it doesn’t. I know dirt doesn’t taste so good, though I guess with a nice chanti and some fava beans….maybe
Only place to discuss beer is in a bar with Steppinwolf blaring Born To Be Wild on the juke box, a basket of Buffalo wings and a cold one in front of you. Being raised in Milwaukee, I learnt the proper Reverence for beer at an early age. Bars are churches and Beer communion. And God forbid the sinner who leaves the spit end in the bottle. Its a capital offense. Oh yeah and borrowing beer from the Pabst trains on the tracks below my house was considered a rite of passage. As well as showing personal initiative
See its not about being decieved by the Foriegn beer Infidels…. Its about respect and proper reverence bow1:beer::woohoo:
I think we let imports in our borders once, I remember drinking Coors once in an alley as paranoid as a crackhead about getting caught. No way we’d let a foriegn beer in or anything from the Boston area. Definitely not anything from Texas:tantrum:
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