Morning Dose of Bukowski’s Worst Hangover
The story behind it.
via, bibliokept
Champagne Facials in Slow-Motion
Keepin’ it classy with a Top 10 from Kirill Was Here. #2 tho…
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12 Business Days Until Christmas
The Homemade Gin Kit ($40)
We’ll be doing the holiday countdown one business day at a time with presents under $100 to help make this season the most gifted one yet
Morning Dose of Weekends
But really for the 7 seconds between :30 and :37 in this video
It’s Suntory Time For The Rolling Stones
Rolling Stones milestones and corresponding malts used in the The Rolling Stones 50th Anniversary Whisky.
| 1962: | The Rolling Stones formed | Yamazaki malt |
|---|---|---|
| 1971: | Lips and tongue logo completed | Yamazaki malt |
| 1972: | Exile on Main St., the album including “Rocks Off,” used in Suntory TV commercials is released | Yamazaki malt |
| 1981: | Signature song “Start Me Up” released | Yamazaki malt |
| 1990: | First performance in Japan’s Tokyo Dome | Hakushu malt,Chita grain |
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Re-Up: AJ Fosik’s Beer Sweaters
We did a little Q&A in March 2010 with Artist/Sculptor A.J. Fosik about his awesome Beer Sweater Collection. Now that we’re in Sweater weather, I felt it was the appropriate time to unleash it again.
“It’s true, my beer sweater collection has reared it’s ugly head.” ~ A.J. Fosik
October 22, 2012 | by Dave | In art, Beer, Culture, Food + Drink, interviews, Slideshows | No Comments
How To Make A Pumpkin Keg
It’s really about the beer faucet and shank kit.
And then of course, How to Make a Pumpkin Bong (after the jump)
“Phyllis” and “Sharon”
Rod Stewart and Elton John’s names for each other when they used party together in the early ’70s.
Rod also had this to say about Elton:
“I also had to be in awe of the fact that, whether it was drink or cocaine, he could see me right under the table every time.”
via, @donetodeath
A Great Way To Sneak Some Booze At Oktoberfest or the ALCS
This 1960’s life-size ceramic pretzel flask made in Germany by Ulmer Spatz should do the trick nicely.
“Mr Perkins poses an extreme risk to the market when drunk.”
He was blackout drunk.
