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Which beer would you pick: Natural Light or Miller Genuine Draft 64?

Which beer would you pick? 38 members have voted

  1. 1. Which beer would you pick?

    • Natural Light
      65%
    • Miller Genuine Draft 64
      34%

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These are two rotten beers, but Natty takes the L for its undeserved place of primacy on the campus of my alma mater these days. It's shameful that UD went Natty.

Voted Natty for the mere fact of how much I drank of it during my early college years.

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Both suck

 

Agreed...however, which one would you go with if you had to pick one of the two? ...this is part of a tournament so we've got to figure out a winner, haha.

Natty Light, the Gonzaga of beers, has the look of a contender, poised to make a deep run, despite their early deficit.

Neither. But if forced to pick between the two, MGD64

MGD is pretty undrinkable to me. Not that Natty is great but I can at least make due with it if I had to.

If forced to decide between these 2, I'd rather drink water (or Mich Ultra, same same). I flipped a coin.

Voted Natty for the mere fact of how much I drank of it during my early college years.

 

You must've went to UD?? My buddy went their and I am pretty sure that's all they drank well that and heaven hill. :puke:

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