Whistle-ass kicks back

[MUAD_DIB]

[Wetzelbill]

1. hahahahaha

I'd say he needs a bowl of coke, but he's now reformed and moved on to constantly lying instead.

[PDittie]

2. Know how Bush always drinks non-alcohlic beer?

Well, there's no such thing, as anyone who knows someone who's had a drinking problem will attest.

From the site http://alcoholism.about.com/cs/nabeer/

"There is really no such thing as beer which is completely free of alcohol and the so-called non-alcoholic beers can be problem for those trying to abstain from drinking.

The Dangers of 'Non-Alcoholic' Beer:

Those trying to abstain from alcohol are warned against the use of non-alcoholic beer, now there may be scientific evidence to support the admonition.

Does Non-Alcoholic Beer Contain Alcohol?

The definition of non-alcoholic beer might vary from country to country, from max 0.1 percent to max. 0.5 percent alcohol by volume."

In the recent WaPo story about Bush having the press up to his pig farm right at the end of his month-long vacation, Milbank even named the brand of n.a. beer Bush was drinking: Buckler.

I couldn't find the alcohol content of it when I Googled.

The real question is:

Is this just another of Bush's lies? They don't hide his drinking n.a. beer, yet it is not sold to minors, not recommended for pregnant women, etc., etc.

WTF?

[phoebe]

3. gives new meaning to "buckle up"...

n/t

[VOX]

5. Exactly! If you're off booze, like AA-off, then this stuff is taboo...

The scant alcoholic content is just enough to create a BIG craving for the higher-octane stuff.

* may be tossing back some Bucklers, but that's probably just for starters, to ward off the shakes.

[VOX]

4. Is that salt on the rim of the glass, or some of Bolivia's finest?

Sorry, dumb question.

Thanks, this is hilarious!

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