Drinking a sixer of Angry Orchard's Apple Ginger (Mistake, ginger does not belong in alcohol). I also did a tiny bottle of Bird Dog peach whiskey, and I have a little bottle of Knob Creek to sip on. Plus I got out of work on ****ing time. But I do have to wake up tomorrow to get a front end alignment on my whip.
Drinking a sixer of Angry Orchard's Apple Ginger (Mistake, ginger does not belong in alcohol). I also did a tiny bottle of Bird Dog peach whiskey, and I have a little bottle of Knob Creek to sip on. Plus I got out of work on ****ing time. But I do have to wake up tomorrow to get a front end alignment on my whip.
Only because I find I have a hard time getting drunk off low alcohol beer. With hard cider I can drink all night and very quickly. I just drank two of them in the time it took me to smoke one cigarette.
I'd smoke weed but due to a court situation I have to abstain. Otherwise I'd be baked out of my mind thanks to some primo Michigan grown goodness. I drink to numb my pain. And because it's fun. Only this week have I really been drinking hard.
I don't think he is intelligent enough to actually argue with people so he won't. When I confronted him he just reverted to calling me poor over and over.
he's probably a whole lot smarter than you are, just for the record.
He also claims that genetically modified foods have caused ZERO deaths over the course of the last 15 years in America. lol.
i heard that and laughed so hard.. i wonder how the cancer rates have changed over the course of the years since GMO's have been introduced. That's like energy drinks saying they dont cause heart attacks and that there hasn't been any of those deaths and that the deaths that have occurred have been from pre existing causes
Had a guy with a kinesiology degree feel my shoulder as I rotated it. I forget what the word is, but basically he says it feels like my cartilage is wearing away and will be scraping bone on bone. Anybody know what it's called? I'm trying to Google it.
Only this week have I really been drinking hard.
