Yeah, maybe it was four, roger. It's so long ago I'm miscounting things here. And Ballantine Ale had the three-ring logo, like the Olympic logo but two rings shy.
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Lustig Andrei
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Wed 30 May, 2012 09:53 pm
The distillery's own website claims the potation is still available in Utah. Prob'ly just haven't caught up yet.
I'm a little confused as to why Idaho has a problem. There is nothing here to suggest that the five wives are married to one man. Give this bottle to someone outside Idaho or Utah and ask them why five wives are making vodka and they'd probably laugh and say they got tired of their husbands spending their money to get it elsewhere. Why would anyone associate this with the LDS church?
Joe(Let me check the schedule of who's sleeping with me tonight.)Nation
bwahahaha -
trust me - they'd be drinking too.
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Joe Nation
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Thu 31 May, 2012 07:56 am
@farmerman,
You're right.
There is no 'good' vodka.
There's vodka.
There's cheap vodka.
There's really cheap vodka.
There is no-good vodka.
Bad vodka.
Awful vodka.
and
Dot 3 Brake Fluid.
Joe(but, once it's frozen...with a little olive juice..... Nation
I'm a little confused as to why Idaho has a problem. There is nothing here to suggest that the five wives are married to one man.
Right. They could be five girlfriends, married to five different guys. I would suppose that one could assert that there is an "inside joke" happening, but it certainly is no reason to ban it.
Reminds me of the old saying, "He would see something dirty in the crotch of a tree."
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tsarstepan
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Thu 31 May, 2012 08:16 am
@Rockhead,
Rockhead wrote:
what about two dogs wine?
(as a gentleman, I'll not state what they are doing on the label...)
Are they playing poker?
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Linkat
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Thu 31 May, 2012 10:31 am
@Lustig Andrei,
Funny when I saw the title here - I thought it would be five wives not necessarily married to the same man - just simply five married women.
Did you know there is such a word or very close to it?
Lobstrosities are bizarre creatures that live on the beaches of the Western Sea. They look like a cross between scorpions and giant lobsters measuring about four feet long, with sharp serrated beaks, and eyes on stalks.
It's all about the hidden messages:
What about the secret behind the name E.J. Korvettes ?
Joe(What about it?)Nation
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farmerman
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Thu 31 May, 2012 12:14 pm
@Joe Nation,
My early life had been spent in the purwsuit of new vodka drink. I thik I was the first one to ever drink a Harvey Wallbanger . When I lived in Nawlins we used to go over to the quarter and drink these things called Hurricanes which contained grenadine, vodka and some other ****.
Everytime I drank a vodka drink I became a character from "Sweet Thursday" or "Cannery Row"
Nation
