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The home brew of [[Charles Burbee]], because you don't realize just how potent it is till it's too late. Also Ohm Brew, from [[Lee Jacobs]]' low resistance to it. Actually, only one particularly tasty and potent batch was given this name by [[Burbee]]. The carryover of the monicker to all [[Burbee]] home brew is not authorized by the creator, but it's probably too late to stop it now. | The home brew of [[Charles Burbee]], because you don't realize just how potent it is till it's too late. Also Ohm Brew, from [[Lee Jacobs]]' low resistance to it. Actually, only one particularly tasty and potent batch was given this name by [[Burbee]]. The carryover of the monicker to all [[Burbee]] home brew is not authorized by the creator, but it's probably too late to stop it now. | ||
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Revision as of 23:47, 14 August 2020
| From Fancyclopedia 2, ca. 1959 |
| The home brew of Charles Burbee, because you don't realize just how potent it is till it's too late. Also Ohm Brew, from Lee Jacobs' low resistance to it. Actually, only one particularly tasty and potent batch was given this name by Burbee. The carryover of the monicker to all Burbee home brew is not authorized by the creator, but it's probably too late to stop it now. |
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