Fucking Burnett's Sour Apple vodka? Really?
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Dudes, aim higher. By which I mean, don't buy anything from the bottom shelf at the liquor store. Ever. Not if you want to be treated like men rather than poseurs who buy their clothes from the Young Douchebro department at Sears. Real talk: If it's not Coke or Gatorade, it has no place being sold in a plastic bottle. If you had confidently set down a 750 mL of Belvedere, you probably wouldn't have been carded in the first place. That's a man's vodka. Take it from a woman who drinks like a man.
Grown-ass men do not drink Burnett's Sour Apple vodka, regardless of age.
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Here's hoping you found a 7-Eleven that was willing to look the other way while you stocked up MD 20/20. You can play Fallout 4 all night on that shit.
Enjoy.
Love,
Chuck
Hereabouts, most cheaper brands of rum and whiskey are sold in plastic bottles, and you can but Tango Orange or Lime vodka (albeit in frosted glass bottles). Not that I like vodka. Or tea. Strange for a Russophile, hmm?
ReplyDelete*and you can buy. Not "but".
DeleteFallout 4 is superfun and best played sober, imo.
ReplyDeleteIt's unlikely those dudebros will ever thank that woman for saving them from buying what's basically a high-alcohol wine cooler. Remember wine coolers?
ReplyDeleteYeah, anyone who remembers wine coolers has desperately tried to forget the nausea-inducing memories that go with them.
Wine coolers, perms, and pleated pants. Yes, I remember.
DeleteFirst of all, you need to find an empty glass bottle. Any recycled bottle will work, it doesn't matter what size, color or shape the glass bottle is. If you love the look of a particular wine or liquor bottle, then that is the one you should use. You should also have at least one spare bottle to practice on.. empty liquor bottles wholesale
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