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2011-11-16 06:20 pm
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Cocktail Department, Teenage Division

I thought that I had heard everything. Coffee enemas, high colonic irrigation, that kind of stuff.

Well, I hadn't. It seems that teenagers, rather than using the time-honoured method of becoming intoxicated by drinking an alcoholic beverage and throwing up, are turning to another method of ingesting alcohol.

Do watch out for the string, and don't try this at home, kids. Go out in back of the factory or in the woods, like we did.
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2011-08-16 08:59 am
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Today's Decadent URL

As a "mixologist", I limit myself to simple concoctions such as a gin and tonic, bourbon and Diet Coke, or at most, a Manhattan. The ingredients required and the instruments necessary to make these are pretty inexpensive. However, I just got an email from a cocktail website that mentioned an ice pick. The blurb states:

Anvil Ice Pick - extra heavy duty ice pick with an anvil end for scoring ice. Perfect size for hand carving ice. For all international orders, due to weight, an additional $1.99 will be added per item to the total shipping cost.

Now you might think that such an implement might cost US$10, or perhaps at most US$19.95.

You'd be wrong.
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2008-04-17 06:28 pm
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Today's Drinking Buddy URL

After a night of drinking, when you get home you naturally want to get some shut-eye. But if you argued with your drinking buddy, you might find sleeping a bit difficult.