Changing the bulb in a streetlight on Aurora Avenue in Seattle… dig that Lucky Lager billboard. Seeing as this is probably the ’30s or maybe early ’40s, this California beer was definitely in for an uphill battle as there were plenty of local brews and Seattleites were diehard local brew aficionados.
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I swear that my folks had this exact same orange shag carpet in our basement growing up. Of course, it didn’t seem nearly as cool
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When Joel Billings launched Strategic Simulations, Inc. (SSI) in 1979, he was fresh out of college and committed to the proposition that players would find
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