What the fuck are you guys drinking tonight?
 

It's 9:30 pm West Coast time. WTF are you drinking

Just finished my 3rd screwdriver, about to head up to LA

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I am drinking a diet coke and getting ready to go deer hunting tomorrw. Deer season in PA.

Later

jizz

My girl drinks Rolling Rock, it's too bitter for my sorry ass. Althou I do have my fridge packed with the RR. Girls, what can I say. They motivate men to do crazy shit.

milk

Srrewdriver... ROTFL...

it's nearly 7AM here.... can I hafve a screwdriver???

Oh wait no one likes me

Fletch, you online? pick up the icq phone.... Let's get some shit done we've been talking about.

I kinda do :Graucho

I drink Rolling Rock. :glugglug

what does the taste compare to? i have never heard of it until you spoke of it.

Rolling Rock = overpriced Miller Lite...

heh

We drink Miller mostly now, used to be michelob ,, and Ice House

IceHouse makes me lucky at poker for some reason

"The year 1893. The place, Latrobe, in the Laurel Highlands at the foothills of Pennsylvania's Allegheny mountains. Sounds like the setting for an inspirational, turn-of-the century cinematic tour de force due out this Spring from the people who brought you the Boomtown Diaries.

But at the time, it sounded like a great place to make beer. Fine German-style pilsners were enjoyed through-out the area untils some uppity politicos invented prohibition in 1920. The brewery closed, leaving the glass lined tanks of Old Latrobe along with several thousand beer lovers' stomachs empty.

Sensing that (Beer Patrol Saint) FDR might get elected and repeal the 18th Amendment, the five Tito brothers Frank, Joseph, Robert, Ralph and Anthony pursued their lifetime dream and purchased the Latrobe Brewing Company in the hope it would someday be operational again.

The Tito Brothers were right. In 1933, the Latrobe Brewing Company was back in business, and the first two brews out the door were the popular Labrobe Pilsner and Latrobe Old German. But the brothers longed for something more.

Female companionship, no doubt. But more importantly, a unique beer that could represent the heart and sould of Latrobe.

The result? In 1939, Rolling Rock Beer was born. An aptly named homage to the smooth-pebbled streams from which their beer found its source."

well after that well written summary,,, I must try some rolling rock!!:thumbsup

water from my fancy dancy water purifier thing a ma bob

4.99 a 6 pack, its cheaper than Miller.

hehehe

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Here Sleazy Baby

Pepsi :thumbsup

too bad the lil smilie isnt pink :winkwink:

It's been slim for me lately, I get my jug of Dewar's regularly :2 cents:

Going o#10 Stella Artois...Gods nector :)

finishing it off with a lil Yuengling :c)

Dr. Pepper

Icy Hot.

just finished a bottle of wine, half way along my second..

Pepsi is mighty fine :thumbsup
I'm hoping that if I drink enough I'll look like Britney :Graucho

that girls a hottie!

That would be cute :)

Oh she's down right sexxy baby :Graucho YEAH !!!

booze

http://i.timeinc.net/people/images/p...ears/2002b.jpg :)

Oh yeah! thats all i am gonna say,, is .. oh YEAH

http://www.britneyspears.com/images/...g_white_01.jpg How or why would anyone not love this face :) :thumbsup

she looks young in that pic!! I think she is hotter now :Graucho

I like her music

yeah right LOL

Go fine me a recent one...NOW !!!!!
Please :)