there are no good beer deals this week…
Harris Teeter does have a pretty good VIC meal deal…Buy (1) 17.5oz Mission Soft Taco, (1) HT 2lb Rancher Chuck ground beef, (1) 10oz HT Shredded Lettuce and (1) 7-8oz Kraft Shredded Cheese all for only $5.99…save at least $10.27…looks like we havin’ tacos this weekend!
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Wrong. You are slacking Bonzo:
The PIG:
Miller Highlife, Icehouse and Keystone 18pks
18 pk./12 oz. Bottles Miller High Life, 18 pk./12 oz. Cans Keystone Light,
$8.99 with The Pig Card
Budweiser
18 pk./12 oz. Cans or Bottles Assorted Varieties
$12.49 With Pig Card
I was sandbagging, hoping another fine bargain-head would step up and report their good work…
Harris Teeter has cases of High Life cans for $12.99…
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I tell you what though. I am not planning on buying any of that watereddownpeepee in a bottle. 
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Originally posted by duckcommanderI tell you what though. I am not planning on buying any of that watereddownpeepee in a bottle.
Indeed. 
Why can’t we get a special on that Terrapin Hop Karma? That was some mighty fine beer.
Glad you thought so. Pig does knock a dollar off occasionally ~ $8.99.
Wally has bud product cases 13.97
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Ted, the money you spend at WalMart is being used against you…
WAL-MART GIVES $36 MILLION TO ANTI-FISHING GROUPS
RFA Says Walton Family Foundation Supports MPA & Catch Share Efforts
August 17, 2011 - Wal-Mart announced this week its efforts to help fund the demise of both the recreational and commercial fishing industry while also working to ensure that the next generation of sportsmen will have less access to coastal fish stocks than at any point in U.S. history.
In August 16th news release from Wal-Mart corporate headquarters in Bentonville, Arkansas, the Walton Family Foundation announced investments totaling more than $71.8 million awarded to various environmental initiatives in 2010, with over $36 million alone handed over to Marine Conservation grantees including Ocean Conservancy, Conservation International Foundation, Marine Stewardship Council, World Wildlife Fund and Environmental Defense Fund (EDF).
According to the release, the Walton Family Foundation “focuses on globally important marine areas and works with grantees and other partners to create networks of effectively managed protected areas that conserve key biological features, and ensure the sustainable utilization of marine resources - especially fisheries - in a way that benefits both nature and people.”
Scott Burns, former director of marine conservation at World Wildlife Fund and now director of Walton Family Foundation’s environmental efforts, said money will go to “protect and conserve natural resources while also recognizing the roles these waters play in the livelihoods of those who live nearby.” The Recreational Fishing Alliance (RFA) countered that these specially managed areas of coastal waters are also referred to as marine protected areas or marine reserves, and the end result is denied angler access, of no benefit to the very people whom Wal-Mart claims to benefit.
"A quick visit to the Ocean Conservancy website should be telling enough for anglers interested in learning where Wal-Mart’s profits are b
had terrapin big hoppy monster last night while heading shrimp. certainly no deal on that one, so thanks matt. still prefer sierra nevada torpedo extra IPA, the caramel in the terrapin’s a bit sweet.
18 bottles of champagne also disappeared in rapid fashion last weekend thanks to the pig deal. they had busch light 18pks for 9.50 as well.
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Originally posted by capntangquote:
Originally posted by duckcommanderI tell you what though. I am not planning on buying any of that watereddownpeepee in a bottle.
Indeed.
Why can’t we get a special on that Terrapin Hop Karma? That was some mighty fine beer.
If you want a might fine beer try …
Natural Light…
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