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MillerCoors announced this week that the malternative beverage known as Zima, introduced by Coors Brewing in 1992, would be discontinued. Zima was my underage drink of choice.And I have a confession to make. I've never told anyone this. One year, my college roommate and I had a bad relationship. Basically, we hated each other but pretended to be friends because (a) all of our friends were friends and (b) we thought it would be easier to just finish out the year on friendly terms than for either of us to move. We both went to the on-campus therapist and complained about each other and then we were nice to each other. It was the most dysfunctional relationship of my life.Anyway, one weekend, we had a party, during which we served Zima with Jolly Ranchers...continue to full postFull post as published by Blonde Justice on October 21, 2008 (boomark / email).
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