What drugs were your family on during the Civil War?

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Yeah, it's cleaning night at the Rabrrrrrr place, so lots of dumb entertainment is necessary for me.

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1. Rum baby. nt

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2. Navy rum. nt

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3. Lots of it. nt

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4. Mostly smuggled in. nt

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5. Via Newfoundland, you understand. nt

[name not needed]

6. Dr. Phineas Q Ironside's No. 23 Shanghai Opium

:P

[Rabrrrrrr]

13. Was that the Shanhai Opium Brain Tonic, or the Shanghai Opium Elixir?

[name not needed]

15. Brain tonic

Except for my great uncle Honus, who swore by Opium elixir.

[Rabrrrrrr]

16. My greaet granddad Ezekiel Zechariah Rrrrrrr was a big Elixir fan himself

[RagingInMiami]

7. Hemp

They also used it for rope and clothes.

[RevolutionaryActs]

LMAO! Funnyness.

:7

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8. Oh hell nt

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10. My ice cubes have melted. nt

[NNadir]

9. I have no idea. They won't tell me.

[tjdee]

11. Is that too early for hallucinogenic absinthe?

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My family wouldn't have been drinking that, I imagine they'd be drinking water and whatever kind of cheap liquor they let the slaves have.

/Debbie Downer

Once liberated, I'm sure they drank all manner of drink!

And actually some of my fam was Scottish, so they were prolly over in the old country having an ale of some sort.

[WannaJumpMyScooter]

12. Laudnum.... all the way. We come from a long line of junkies

and are damn proud of it.

[DODI]

14. Gin

We were kicked out of every state for our "appreciation" of Gin. Great great great grandfather died at Andersonville after being captured at Gettysburg -- I don't think they gave him gin, maybe that is why he died.