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27 Aug 12 - 05:54 PM (#3396087) Subject: BS: Can a Pop Can be traditional? From: olddude I mean ya got your old Coke can's, Pepsi cans, and root beer cans but what else. |
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27 Aug 12 - 05:58 PM (#3396091) Subject: RE: BS: Can a Pop Can be traditional? From: Henry Krinkle I save old bottles. I have an old Budwine bottle. (:-( P)= |
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27 Aug 12 - 06:01 PM (#3396093) Subject: RE: BS: Can a Pop Can be traditional? From: Henry Krinkle Red Rock cola too. Jockamo Pale Ale. Some with no name on them. (:-( ))= |
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27 Aug 12 - 06:08 PM (#3396095) Subject: RE: BS: Can a Pop Can be traditional? From: olddude How about that chocolate soda stuff that I always forget the name Yahoooey or something |
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27 Aug 12 - 06:51 PM (#3396115) Subject: RE: BS: Can a Pop Can be traditional? From: Bee-dubya-ell No, a pop can cannot be traditional. To be traditional, it must be a pop bottle. Call me a purist if you must, but that's just the way I roll. Pop corn, though, can be very traditional. In fact, pretty much anything having to do with corn is traditional: corn on the cob, candy corn, corn dogs, creamed corn.... |
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27 Aug 12 - 07:18 PM (#3396135) Subject: RE: BS: Can a Pop Can be traditional? From: Bill D ♫" I got yer ice-cold Nu-grape" ♫ |
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27 Aug 12 - 07:19 PM (#3396137) Subject: RE: BS: Can a Pop Can be traditional? From: olddude Gotta add it to the 1957 rules for folk? Bottles only :-) |
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27 Aug 12 - 07:30 PM (#3396143) Subject: RE: BS: Can a Pop Can be traditional? From: Bill D I guess only the old steel cans can be trad, then.... aluminum is... ummmm ... pop... |
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28 Aug 12 - 08:56 AM (#3396359) Subject: RE: BS: Can a Pop Can be traditional? From: GUEST,leeneia A twelve-year-old boy was interested in my flute once. I was gonna say, "You blow it the same way you blow into a Coke bottle to make a note." Then I realized he had probably never seen a Coke bottle, much less hung around, basically doing nothing, and figuring out how to blow into it. And they call that progress... To turn to the matter in hand, olddude, a pop bottle can be traditional because you can make music with it. A pop can, no. |