Cheap Drinks!

[The Blowhard]

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My liver is STILL screaming.

[golfcourseguy]

Is this part of the Boycott France / Buy US plan?




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[mikeyboy]

I'm sad to say that the only one I haven't tried is Wild Irish Rose.

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[reeshy]

Hey, don't knock it til you tried it. MD 2020 is superb with a Jamaican doobie. It's bouquet offsets the harsh aroma of the joint while adding a certain bonvivance to the atmosphere!...what the hell did I just say???

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[DeltaPin]

The history of Thunderbird is as interesting as the drunken effects the one experiences from the wine. When Prohibition ended, Ernest Gallo and his brothers Julio and Joe wanted to corner the young wine market. Earnest wanted the company to become "the Campbell Soup company of the wine industry" so he started selling Thunderbird in the ghettos around the country.
Just sell it to the negroes. (1930's marketing strategy)

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[Steels]

In high school (Cliffside Park) we used to drive down Bergenline Avenue to the liquor store across the street from "Chicken Delight" to get "Cisco" all the time. For a bottle of "Night Train" we had to go south of the tracks in Hackensack. Isn't "Night Train" the inspiartion for the great G N' R tune of the same title..

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[The Blowhard]

Just sell it to the negroes. (1930's marketing strategy)




Still works to this day.