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About 40 years ago a local tavern had a wall plaque with a funny
little rhyme. It was an advertising piece for some cheap bar wine I
think. In part it went something like this:
"see joe deer day go, a tousin buzzes in a row."
"No, dos aint buzzes, dos is trucks, summit cowsin, summit ______"?

Any old tavern owners remember this? Or what the product name was? I
want to say Bevo?


If you search around things like this come up....

Then there was "Seevilly, dair dago. Tousinbuses inarow. Nojo, demstrux, summit
cowsin summit dux." Translation - "See,
Willy, there they go. A thousand buses in a row. No, Joe, them's trucks. Some
with cows, and some with ducks." Hey,
don't blame me. I didn't write it, I just read it about a jillion times when I
was a kid. My dad loved to eat at Earl
Abel's.

Seville der dego
tousan buses inaro
nojo demis trux
summit cowsin
summit dux