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A derogatory name for Coors beer, or Coors beer that has gone bad in the can or bottle. The term was popular in the 1970's, when Coors was difficult to obtain in various parts of the USA. Adventurous beer enthusiasts would drive out to Colorado from east of the Mississippi and bring it back unrefrigerated.
Even if re-refrigerated, it was still skunked, considered swill,and difficult to drink.
Even if re-refrigerated, it was still skunked, considered swill,and difficult to drink.
by Nick Estes February 13, 2006
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by Nick Estes April 9, 2006
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by Nick Estes February 13, 2006
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by Nick Estes July 6, 2006
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"You've got a nice model there. All you need to get started is some paint and airplane glue, and a well ventilated work space."
by Nick Estes February 15, 2006
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Jim was feeling frisky when he saw his wife alone at the kitchen sink. The kids were nowhere to be seen. He slid up behind her and squeezed her rack.
"Come on, show me your mammoos..."
"Come on, show me your mammoos..."
by Nick Estes April 17, 2006
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Bill kept driving away from where he wanted to go. The neighborhood was a maze of double one-way switchbacks.
by Nick Estes April 9, 2006
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