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I drank a glass of absinthe and my eye twitched for a few days

 

 

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Everclear will leave you hungover for days lol I don't mess with that stuff.

 

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Might as well drink gasoline. Absinthe can be trippy. Stick to the light stuff, 80 proof or so. If you need to get more drunk than that it's for the wrong reason! :lol:

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Did a shot of everclear straight and it disinfected my whole mouth like my tongue felt so weird... It's best mixed with oj or used to make pj

 

 

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I was in Germany and already drunk

 

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Isn't that normal? Damn smileys wont work. Says javascript void.

 

Moonshine is good. Take 2 shots of it and drop them in a pitcher of Kool-Aid

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I'm Living in chesterfield Va. it is just to the south west of Richmond, Va.

Used to live in Oregon and was born there I miss it but there were no jobs when I left.

Sure due miss it and my family. :tear:

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Grew up in Fargo and still here.

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I live in Franklin, TN, which is just south of Music City USA, Nashville, TN.

 

I grew up in Huntingdon, TN, small town in west Tennessee.

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Madison Ohio. Just east of Cleveland

 

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Rochester, NY

 

Between Buffalo and Syracuse.

Go SU

Go to hell Buffalo Bills

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