Why have kids if you can't teach them to drink pickle juice?
Why have kids if you can't teach them to drink pickle juice?
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mixes surprisingly well with vodka.
ReplyDeletefor dad, not for the kids.
My dude loves drinking the pickle juice, I didn't have to teach him anything.
ReplyDeleteWe tend to use it as a 'back' for Jameson or Old Crow around these parts.
ReplyDeleteIs "back" y'all's vernacular for "chaser"?
ReplyDeleteProbably shocking on your teeth though - my thin enamel is squealing just watching!
ReplyDeleteWas he hung over? That's the only reason to drink it.
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