Pabst Blue Ribbon Letters
 

I found a Pabst Blue Ribbon fabric swatch on a Greek clothing website but I can't remember or find the website again. Has anyone else seen this pattern or know of a website that has these letters?

Classy. :rolleyes:

Lol they aren't for me. I'm getting them as joke letters for a friend.

Dear sister of mine,

My little works at Jo Ann Fabrics and can probably get you this fabric super cheap. Please do not actually pay retail for it. And please don't make ASA letters with it. Considering a bunch of ASAs across the state are trying to do an intervention with a friend who just won't get off the PBR...

Beat me to it, as that is what went through my head.


I don't know. PBR is so hipster, I've never even heard of PBR letters. *sarcasm*

Oh no no no I would never ever make ASA letters with PBR fabric. They are for a boy in ΘX.

I would check with him or one of his brothers first. IIRC OX has a pretty strict alcoholic policy and he might not be cool with that.

LOL LOL LOL. The guy we're trying to get off PBR is also OX!! Only he's old enough (and has enough $) to know better...

I'm getting Natty Boh letters myself :)

Where did you find Natty fabric?

Pi Beta Rho? Actually, PBR is becoming the "it" beer lately. When we travel, 3 of the 5 men on my team ALWAYS order PBR.

Just lately? I remember PBR being big 10 years ago but like so many trends, it's different depending on what part of the country you're in.

We are finding it popular all over the country. Mind you, we only travel to large metro areas.

I was considering taking a job back home and moving into my house while preserving/remodeling it, but there is still too much hipster douche canoe trash in San Francisco. They moved in after the techno twits left, and the hipsters are ruining neighborhoods and invading my favorite places to get Mexican food after dark. Thankfully they hate my neighborhood and haven't come closer than four blocks since they can't ride their fixies up hill, but I want them to go away and stop forcing up rent prices for low income people.