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Tuesday 17:36 02.10.2009 |
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Sleepy LaBeef |
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Favorite: Silver Satin |
Have you never heard of Silver Satin?
No worse than a bad case of flu.
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1410 |
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Tuesday 16:59 02.10.2009 |
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Piper |
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Favorite: Boone's Fuzzy Navel |
I love that I have found a huge group of kindred spirits. When the weather is warm we have ENWTN (East Nashville White Trash Night) where we all hang out on my porch and you are required to drink something from a paper bag. Boone's Fuzzy navel is my fave, but I never turn down a grape MD 20/20. Keep up the excellent work, folks.
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1409 |
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Tuesday 00:47 02.10.2009 |
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the number one bum |
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Favorite: Red |
I had a relapse and drank 2 fif's of Red aka.Wild Irish Rose on a college campus and instead of pimpin' at my ripe ole age of 30 I played WII tennis until 3am in the morn. What a blaster! Red saved my genitalia from the wicked herps. amen.
T
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Monday 20:33 02.09.2009 |
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tad |
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Favorite: night train/ cisco |
Havent had a drink in 10 years, laughing my ass off at your reviews, spot on!! too funny!!
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EntryNo: |
1407 |
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Monday 17:02 02.09.2009 |
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Richard |
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Favorite: Night Train |
Gotta love a wine that prints: "Serve before Friday" right on the label
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EntryNo: |
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Friday 20:23 02.06.2009 |
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ralphd |
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Favorite: MD 20/20 |
I drink and will drink the old Mad Dog until I drown in it, which may be later tonight!
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EntryNo: |
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Friday 11:46 01.30.2009 |
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I began drinking "bum wines" as a nearly destitute college student in North Carolina, USA in the early 90's. Here's some bygones that I'd like to hear more about (haven't seen in at least 10 years, since the big wineries took over everything cheap)
Swiss Colony: Sold port, muscatel and sherry, all for less than $3.00 a fifth, with alcohol content of 18% plus. I used to buy this at the local Food Lion quite often, circa 1992.
DC wine. Came in both white and red. Local "winery," circa 1992. The screw caps never fit quite right. Tasted like Kool-Aid with a major kick. Alcohol content 18%.
White Rocket: A whopping 20-21% alcohol content, and dirt cheap. Quite vile, but somewhat palatable when I mixed it with ginger ale. The last time I saw this brand was about 1996, but this may have been leftover stock from long before.
Scorpio. 18% alcohol. Tasted pretty close to Richard's "classic." Could have been distributed by a major competitor. Disappeared from shelves around 1995.
La Rosa Red Dagger (by the Tanner Winery somewhere in South Carolina): 18% alcohol, circa 1990-1994. The cheapest of the cheap, always at least 50 cents cheaper per fifth as the nearest competitor. Awful, producing diarrhea much worse than any competitor. Jesus, I drank a lot of this stuff, and even found it once or twice in the 3 liter bottle.
Longhorn: I think this is the right name. I only found it once, while traveling in rural coastal Virginia circa 1998. By far the worst bum wine, even by bum wine standards, that I have ever consumed. But it does meet the requirements: very cheap, high alcohol (18 or 19%, if I recall rightly)screw cap, etc.
Aaah, nostalgia! BTW, has Mogen David completely discontinued the 18% classic "grape"? That was my first righteous alcohol buzz, and I'm bummed that all I can find anymore is the wimpy 13%.
MH
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EntryNo: |
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Thursday 21:04 01.29.2009 |
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mongoslade223 |
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Favorite: MD 20/20 |
Great site....it was thundaboid and maddd dawg for me back in college, and cisco when I returned home to NY. Sometimes we used to mix TB with a little splash of everclear for flava...whooooooboi! I have heard no mention of Brass Monkey...was that wine or something else?
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EntryNo: |
1403 |
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Tuesday 13:28 01.27.2009 |
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Kevin |
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Favorite: NightBird |
Both ThunderBird and Night train can be purchased at Budget Liquors in Normal, IL. When you combine both bottles (1 bottle of Night Train and 1 bottle of Thunderbird) nicknamed NightBird and consume both bottles in 1 hour or less it is almost promised that you will piss yourself..If you can drink both bottles in under that allowed time and dont result in a piss soaked passed out drunk you are a TRUE drinker..feel free to send your NightBird pics to ktgamt85@aol.com
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EntryNo: |
1402 |
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Saturday 14:29 01.24.2009 |
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Marie Harris |
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Favorite: Cisci |
I love Cisco.Whooooo
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EntryNo: |
1401 |
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Thursday 07:55 01.22.2009 |
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Bob |
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Favorite: Boones Farm Apple wine (original) |
When I was in college, one of my best parties was a cheap/bum wine tasting party. Guests were instructed to actually buy the most esoteric, cheapest wine - that everyone see on the shelf, would never buy but is mildly curious as to it's taste. The collection ranged from Ripple, Swizzle, Bazli Hai (don't know if they are even still sold still!). It was a great party and "many" atendees actually found wine that they would buy!
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EntryNo: |
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Wednesday 20:06 01.21.2009 |
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ASSCACTUS |
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Favorite: spacebagz |
whatta bout mothafukcing SPACEBAGS. im insulted you guys didnt put those on here. gimme a free shirt
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EntryNo: |
1399 |
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Tuesday 17:59 01.20.2009 |
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Burton Cunningham |
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Favorite: ThunderBird |
I have been a longtime consumer/enthusiast of many a premium malted liquor such as Big Bear and Colt 45 (of PBR), and for years have been well acclimated to finishing off two or three 40 0z. bottles in one sitting when I first heard about low end fortified wines. Although I was fully aware of the much higher alcohol content in ThunderBird, I foolishly started my relationship with the 750 ml size. Thinking my previous experiences had prepared me for the next step downward in my depreciating taste for inexpensive booze I soon found myself in an altogether unfamiliar place. The pernicious flavor was not a factor to my weathered taste buds and I finished the bottle in a rather prompt manner so as to "get my krunk on" in a timely fashion. What ensued was an account my memory was deficient in capturing properly and I could only be given statements from those who had witnessed the event. From reliable sources it was revealed to me the next day that I had lost many articles of clothing in a game of strip poker in which nobody else was engaged besides myself. Since then, it's safe to say, my relationship with T-Bird has become stronger out of the respect I found for the power it wields but I don't think a full commitment is going to be easily accomplished. Not unless I become an actual bum...
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EntryNo: |
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Thursday 23:22 01.15.2009 |
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Dan Iceman |
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Favorite: Night Train |
Hey i saw you guys were looking for a picture of Ripple to place on your site, I actually found one that at http://www.flickr.com/photos /rpstanton/2515262428/ , with credits to Ryan Stanton of flickr.com. Perhaps for the sake of the site you guys can get in contact with him to purchase said bottle. Enjoy.
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EntryNo: |
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Monday 12:01 01.12.2009 |
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Jim the Mad Dog |
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Favorite: Cisco |
My only run-in with these wines was in my young and foolish days when I picked up a bottle of Cisco on the way to a part-time job (the job only required that I be awake; nobody cared if I had a drink on the job). I thought it was a wine cooler type of beverage and poured myself a tall one on ice. It being a warm day and the taste not being entirely awful I poured another before the effects of the first one caught up with me. Big mistake. This on an empty stomach left me so completely s-faced that I could hardly see straight. When I got off work a an hour later I tried to drive myself home and in no time at all had a cop following me. I promptly turned into a shopping center and went in to cool my heels and have never touched Cisco since.
Ironically Cisco Routers are now an important part of my job. If you are a person who believes in signs, what do you think I would have ended up doing if I'd tried Night Train instead?
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EntryNo: |
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Saturday 20:24 01.10.2009 |
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Suga |
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A friend forwarded me on to this site and i loves it. I think an interesting direction to take would be looking at ciders as they are the choice for bums around the beer belt area. Just looking at this site reminds of some run ins with tramps and the time me and some friends found a nest of em.
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EntryNo: |
1395 |
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Friday 22:57 01.09.2009 |
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David Hershey |
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Favorite: MD 20/20 |
AHHHH! GOOD TIMES WITH MD 20/20. I can remember the freshman dorms of Brewster/Boland at Syracuse University. Many a fridge filled with the "Beast" and MD 20/20. Thanks for the good times MD 20/20.
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EntryNo: |
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Tuesday 23:04 01.06.2009 |
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Mike |
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Favorite: Cisco |
I had to travel deep into the hood to buy these gems. A pleasent man standing outside of the store tried to sell me and my friend some needles. When we politely told him no thanks, he became irate and forced us to buy him a bag of popcorn in order to leave with our lives.:,-B
So far all we have tried was the Cisco, and all I can say is WOW. I chugged two bottles and felt nothing. I went to the bathroom to crap, and it was on the bowl that it took me by surprise. I am amazed I was able to remember how to wipe myself. I awoke the next morning hugging the toilet.
I have 5 bottles of Thunder birds 375ml, and one Night Train 750 left to consume. May god have mercy on my soul.
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EntryNo: |
1393 |
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Saturday 22:36 01.03.2009 |
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Adam |
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Favorite: MD 20/20 |
Hey fellow Bumwine lovers,
One of my good friends is going to be turning 21 in February, and I have decided to try to compile a complete set of MD 20/20 flavors as his present. I am currently using Ghettowine.com's list as a guide, and know I have seen all but a couple of these flavors, the most obvious missing being Buck Bunny. I was hoping someone would be kind enough to help me in my hunt for any flavors I will not be able to find. I currently go to school in Milwaukee, so finding all the flavors might not be an issue, but it would be nice to know I have an aid in the hunt if it comes down to that. If you are interested, please e-mail me at kooldude135789@yahoo.com
Thanks a Ton!
Adam
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EntryNo: |
1392 |
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Thursday 23:17 01.01.2009 |
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Redneck B. |
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As a very young man in North Carolina, I often heard "Cracklin' Rosie" referred to as "Wild Irish Fight-cha-moma". I thought it was a joke at the time.
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EntryNo: |
1391 |
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Wednesday 15:35 12.31.2008 |
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Swill Drinka |
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Favorite: Wild Irish Rose |
Love the site, very informative and objective. I was introduced to Wild Irish Rose in college when I moved to Boston and could no longer just go buy boos at the store as I did in Louisville. We actually had to pay bums to go buy alcohol for us and we met Wild Irish Rose. A ten spot could buy a bottle for the bum, me, and my roommate with change left over. Everyone in my dorm hated me and my roommate but we had a good time.
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EntryNo: |
1390 |
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Wednesday 12:30 12.31.2008 |
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Christopher |
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Favorite: Night Train |
The "Malort" from your "Others" page should DEFINITELY be included as Bum Wine. You have a ? on the alcohol content: its THIRTY-FIVE PERCENT! The stuff is 70 Proof and tastes so utterly vile that its become a staple in the hardcore biker subculture. Apparently, just being able to stomach the gut-rotting concoction is a clear demonstration of biker-manliness.
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EntryNo: |
1389 |
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Monday 22:03 12.29.2008 |
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Mikhail |
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Favorite: Night Train |
Night train does not taste anyware near "consentrated Satan, or clorax" And this is coming from a person that HATES wine. i only got it cause i wanted to see what all the hype was about, Its very much drinkable. i am drinking it as recommened which is very cold. I dont really like the taste(cause i hate wine) but this is probly better tasting then md 20.
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EntryNo: |
1388 |
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Thursday 20:46 12.25.2008 |
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AHP |
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I am a heavy drinker and half a bottle of night train gave me the worst hangover of my life.
Thanks bumwine!
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EntryNo: |
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Wednesday 08:03 12.24.2008 |
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Wino Joe from Kokomo. |
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Pastene fortified wines like Muscatel and Port were the bums drink of choice around here back in the day. I think they were about 20% and definitely deserved their nickname of "kookoo juice". The hangover was brutal, especially if you woke up in jail.
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EntryNo: |
1386 |
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Monday 10:39 12.22.2008 |
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dad |
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Favorite: MD 20/20 |
All the MD 20/20 Red Grape is 13%. the 18% days are long gone. Please change your website.
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EntryNo: |
1385 |
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Monday 07:43 12.22.2008 |
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A. Bum |
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Favorite: Night Train |
Eye jus' had sum of dat Night Train!!! And I can say AUGGUDFUGUUUUUUUGHHHHHHAAAAA HHHHUUUHHHGGGGHHHUUUHUHUHUHA UAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAHHHH SHSXGGAS! Nooooo, stop beatin' me....
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EntryNo: |
1384 |
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Sunday 21:59 12.21.2008 |
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winefor2vegasstyle |
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Favorite: Night Train |
at first I brushed off the notions that this type of wine resulted in blackouts and produced a behavior not unlike that by a post Katrina looter. I could not have been more wrong. About three quarters of the way through my first 375 of Thunderbird, not only was I singing the jingle, which, I've never heard, but I was also singing the praises of this underestimated American classic. After I finished that 375, a good buzz was in the lead, right behind him was a head full of mush, and bringing up the rear, was the greatest case of the warm and fuzzies I've ever had.
as I started on my next 375 of another highly regarded vintage, nighttrain express, I remember thinking to myself that perhaps I could handle the so-called destructive powers that these long sought after Classics will yield. Again, I could not have been more wrong.
My night was ruined, the next day was ruined, I was ruined, dinner was burned beyond recognition, and my girlfriend said, "that was the most unimpressive displays yet to date."
Thanks for great web site and a very informative bunch of information. I will be visiting a bus stop soon
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EntryNo: |
1383 |
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Sunday 04:36 12.21.2008 |
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jeremy |
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Favorite: wild i |
i'm a broke college guy,i drink the wild i very often.its cheap and easy to chug.though after about the 2nd pint,it leaves your stomach feeling nasty.the buzz is good though,and i've only had one hangover...
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EntryNo: |
1382 |
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Saturday 18:31 12.20.2008 |
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Bumwyne4life |
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Favorite: Brights Pale Dry Select |
Shout out from Canada!
I was drinking Manishewicz, or whatever it's called, and then the local LCBO replaced it with Mogen David, but this was not the Mad Dog stuff...it was 11% and $8.00. Now I am not -SPAMMER-ish, but I like their sweet, cheap wine. I did a search for Mogen David and found this website. Then, on your recommendation, I went with the Bright's Pale Dry Select, which is 20% and more than 50? cheaper. Here is my bill for my purchase, on the date of my post. Thank you, www.bumwine.com. I may not have access to most of the others, but I am now a member of the Bumwine Crew
NOTE: After a preview of the post, I noticed you can't say the name of the religion Mogen David wine is for. I didn't mean any disrespect. Weird. Anyway, thanks again, www.bumwine.com!
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EntryNo: |
1381 |
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Friday 08:38 12.19.2008 |
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Dr. Gorgeous |
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Favorite: none (anymore) |
I too have a long and sorted history with what I now know as bum wine. Back at college in the early 90's, money was tight and the nights long so we naturally gravitated towards the most buzz for the $. T-Bird and MD 20/20 were the frequent choices and many tales grew from the dreaded MD-40 combo. Something about cheap malt liquor on top of a lighting creek MD seemed to drive people insane (kicking down doors, fighting, placing testicles on a salad plate). But that was mere child's play until that one fateful Sat afternoon when my roommate found a few strange bottles of Cicso in the local liquor mart. We didn't know what it was, but it bent our minds over backwards and, thank god in heaven, we never saw it available again. That shit will haunt my dreams.
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EntryNo: |
1380 |
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Wednesday 09:46 12.17.2008 |
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Levi |
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Favorite: Never had any. |
Never had any bum wines but now I know to steer clear! Thank you bumwine.com! Oh yeah, Southern Comfort is the shit! I SoCo
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EntryNo: |
1379 |
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Tuesday 18:52 12.16.2008 |
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FloridaBum |
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ZIMA deserves a section on here...and more funny poll questions, thanks...
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EntryNo: |
1378 |
Date: |
Tuesday 15:40 12.16.2008 |
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John |
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Favorite: Nighttrain |
I'm beginnign to think bumvidence will never appear.
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EntryNo: |
1377 |
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Tuesday 07:11 12.16.2008 |
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Ron jones |
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Hi there, I have just heard about the Nighttrain Express you guys have over the 'pond' from an american who has settled over here. She wants to know if it available in the UK, or how she can get hold of an importer who can make it so. Thanks for the time you take to read this. Cheers..Hic
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EntryNo: |
1376 |
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Monday 14:03 12.15.2008 |
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bob |
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Favorite: buckie |
need to get buckfast (buckie) on the list, its amazing. have started introducing it to manchester
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EntryNo: |
1375 |
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Sunday 21:59 12.14.2008 |
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Meg |
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I want to buy some Thunderbird in Australia. anyone know some place that will ship it over here?
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EntryNo: |
1373 |
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Sunday 17:27 12.07.2008 |
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Irvo |
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Favorite: MD 20/20 or Buckfast |
MD 20/20 is fairly popular with the young street drinkers here in Scotland.
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EntryNo: |
1372 |
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Friday 13:28 12.05.2008 |
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Emily |
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Favorite: MD 20/20 |
I love this site!!!!!! I am totally buying a sweatshirt.
Emily
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EntryNo: |
1371 |
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Friday 09:53 12.05.2008 |
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J from CO |
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This site is awsome, always good for a laugh, I've tried looking for the bum wines in my local liquer store, but they don't carry them.
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EntryNo: |
1370 |
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Thursday 14:26 12.04.2008 |
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cisco drank'r |
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Favorite: cisco/thunderbird |
i used to drink thunderbird all time in college...untill my friend from brooklyn introduced me to cisco. the rest of college is a blur.
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EntryNo: |
1369 |
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Wednesday 20:32 12.03.2008 |
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Shirin Jindal |
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I liked the content on this site. Would like to visit again. http://www.aamarbangla.com
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EntryNo: |
1368 |
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Tuesday 19:22 12.02.2008 |
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The Coughlin |
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Favorite: Cisco |
I often enjoy stopping by my local dot-head run gas station and underage buying big bottles of strawberry cisco..
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EntryNo: |
1367 |
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Tuesday 12:02 12.02.2008 |
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Bum |
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Favorite: mad dog |
college kids are prolly the 2nd largest consumer of these wonderful wines
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EntryNo: |
1366 |
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Monday 17:16 12.01.2008 |
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Liquor Pig |
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Favorite: Md 20/20 |
Love the site! My friend Palitoy and I were so inspired by your site, we decided to have a bum wine tasting of our own! We picked up two bottles of Cisco, a bottle of MD 20/20 and a jub of T-Bird and wrote down what we thought of them. Have a laugh at our expense:
http://liquor-pig.blogspot.c om/
This site is awesome. Keep up the good work!
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EntryNo: |
1365 |
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Sunday 23:47 11.30.2008 |
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Ben |
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Favorite: Mad Dog |
I encountered a new Mad Dog flavor tonight...Cranberry. Very, VERY good!!!
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EntryNo: |
1364 |
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Sunday 15:48 11.30.2008 |
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TG |
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Favorite: MD2020 |
I know carlo rossi is only about 13% alcohol, but you get a huge jug for like 6$-$8. even a half jug is enough to put down a one ton land mammal, let alone your average bum. my college swill of choice. the bubbles in the sangria will get you where your going with one glass
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EntryNo: |
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Saturday 14:30 11.29.2008 |
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Melmo |
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Favorite: T-Bird |
Ok so after I finished shuddering with laughter, I thought back to the good old days of my youth and drinking nearly all of this swill. Only Cisco has eluded me. However, now that I'm old enough to know better, I don't think I wanna tangle with its legendary hangover. I'll take a Pabst Blue Ribbon, thank you very much!
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EntryNo: |
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Saturday 13:33 11.29.2008 |
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Justin |
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Hi, i live in show low az and i was curious as to wich store you bought the thunderbird from, ive yet to see it. great site by the way.
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EntryNo: |
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Saturday 09:49 11.29.2008 |
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Dreadvenom |
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Favorite: They all suck |
Nice site yo. Despite the small price, I am still not gonna be trying any of these again. I'll stick to beer and grass.
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EntryNo: |
1360 |
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Friday 04:43 11.28.2008 |
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Levi |
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I once drank a bottle of wild irish rose. It was the worst beverage I have ever had. Since then I have stuck with the best stuff on the market at my inner city juice store.
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EntryNo: |
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Wednesday 05:58 11.26.2008 |
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Matt |
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Favorite: Thunderbird |
As a child, I frequently enjoyed warm T-Bird with bologna sandwiches. These memories comfort me now on my long walks inside the Facility.
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EntryNo: |
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Monday 21:04 11.24.2008 |
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Tristan |
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This site is great. Should try interviewing some bums to see what they say, I doubt any bums will be posting on here any time soon.
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EntryNo: |
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Sunday 07:23 11.23.2008 |
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Toomapolu Faolomalowallo, Jr. |
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First, last, always: T-Bird, the stuff of The Rapture.
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EntryNo: |
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Friday 17:28 11.21.2008 |
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Dave |
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Favorite: Mad Dog |
Great site. Funniest thing I've seen on the web in a long long time. Do you do a bumliquor thing too? There are some really cheap and unpalatable whiskey's out there.
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EntryNo: |
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Thursday 18:32 11.20.2008 |
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Louis Olachea |
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Favorite: thunderbird |
I'm not much of a drinker but my friends gave me $5.00 to drink a bottle of Thunderbird.The price ought to tell you how it tastes. Didn't make it past two swigs of it.At that point is when I realized that drinking is not for me.
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EntryNo: |
1354 |
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Wednesday 20:35 11.19.2008 |
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xaq |
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Favorite: md |
MD 20/20 is amateur stuff - i'd call it almost delicious and my favorite wine!
i love the taste of cisco, but its devastating hangover is the closest i've ever come to feeling the horrible pain of death.
thunderbird is only cheap cheap vodka with a few drops of white grape juice added. stay away for real - not even worth the novelty.
nighttrain is predictably soil-tasting, but it's not bad. and i've never had the pleasure of meeting the wild-I, though my friend made the full tour last year.
he was arrested.
enjoy at your own risk!
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Friday 22:16 11.14.2008 |
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David V |
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Favorite: Cisco Orange |
I'm just finishied with a 750 of cisco orange. So dunk, so dlicious. My friends and I love your website. We want yu to make a chart for the effects ofeach flavor. I can olny fnd cisco at the local 7-11. I'm so hammered. Thank god for spellcheck. My friends are helping spellcheck. God hlep them.
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EntryNo: |
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Thursday 00:56 11.13.2008 |
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Dolemite |
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Fantastic...this is definately one of my all time favorite websites. Jesus, the horrors of these foul brews. Thunderbird is the only alcoholic beverage that I have personally witnessed cause extreme (five feet or better) projectile vomiting in very low doses. Also, the greatest quote on this site (regarding the liquor store attendant in AZ) "Only the most stumbling drunk indians drink it" LMAO...hahahahaaa. Classic. Reminds me of the stories my grandfather used to tell about indians on the res in Oklahoma that burnt down their government housing to sell the copper wire for whiskey money! LMAO
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EntryNo: |
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Tuesday 13:47 11.11.2008 |
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YASS |
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Favorite: BUCKFAST OR WHITEWAYS |
whiteways wine might pass fur a bumwine its only 13.5% but its only ?3 from morrisons it tastes just like thunderbird you can get it in peach apricot and cherry flavour best drink ive tried apart from buckfast :) seein as buckfasts now ?6 most places whiteways is my new wine to drink lol that and a few cans that are only 40p cause they have bumps in them :) 3 bottles of whiteways and 5 cans of tennents :D yasssss makes a friday what it is
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EntryNo: |
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Sunday 21:17 11.09.2008 |
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Tucker |
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Favorite: Night Train |
I love night train, I highly recommend putting it through a coffee filter with activated charcoal. Makes it taste a whole lot better.
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EntryNo: |
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Tuesday 17:02 11.04.2008 |
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Dave "Der Slug" |
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Favorite: Wild-I |
Ripple was my early favorite, but it was a pop wine, like Boone's Farm, and here's another: Annie Greensprings. Then I graduated to Wild-I. Took my highschool girlfriend and 2 of her buddied out drinking Wild-I where we were all about 16 or 17, and all three of them ended up covered in poison ivy rash where the sun don't shine, from falling down peeing in the woods. Whatever happened to Ripple? Seems like the economy is right for a comeback!!
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EntryNo: |
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Monday 18:53 11.03.2008 |
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Wade McHargue |
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Favorite: I've only had Night Train |
So I stumbled across this page, and i love it. The only bum wine I have had is Night Train, but I plan on trying all of them at least once now. I'm so excited!
Wade of OR.
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EntryNo: |
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Sunday 11:16 11.02.2008 |
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Nate |
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Favorite: Wild I |
My first experiances with bum wine were in college, and they were horrible (from what I remember), but damn so great. Any way, one night I crack a Wild I, take a sip and decide to drink something else that night. The next night I open the fridge, grab my day old Wild I, and dammit it tastes great (for a bum wine).
Seriously, crack open a bottle of Wild I, take a sip, put the cap back on and put it in the fridge. the next night drink away and it's so much easier to get down, one may per change say good.
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EntryNo: |
1346 |
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Saturday 20:39 11.01.2008 |
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steve |
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Favorite: nighttrain express |
My buddy has a liquor store in arizona that sells bum wine - NightTrain being my favorite! Nothin' like a few beers & a 750 of Express!!
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EntryNo: |
1345 |
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Friday 18:56 10.31.2008 |
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TC Smith |
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Favorite: MD 20/20 |
what a flood of memories this sight brought back - stuff i tried to suppress. Quick - true story, on 12.31.1986 i started drinking at noon and didn't stop for about 14 hours - in the first 4 hours i had a bottle each of TJ Swann, Night Train, MD and Wild Irish Rose - but i didn't puke until i poured beer down on top of that. I was rocked, stumbling, slurring, crying, fighting and crazy. I hurt for days after that, and i haven't had bum wine since.
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EntryNo: |
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Thursday 17:16 10.30.2008 |
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Katy Black |
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Favorite: Buckfast |
My God, where is the the ultimate bum wine, the wine of vandalism, assault and general chaos? BUCKFAST?!?!
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EntryNo: |
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Thursday 12:53 10.30.2008 |
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Sixlegged |
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Favorite: Night Train |
Padre Kino has to be the bumwine of Mexico. I bought 2 liters of it with 2 bottles of water for $52 pesos (about $4.50 USD. One bottle led to restless sleep followed by 16 hours of hangover.
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EntryNo: |
1342 |
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Wednesday 12:31 10.29.2008 |
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Steve |
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Favorite: MD 20/20 |
I grew up about 10 miles down the road from Westfield, NY, where they make the putrid swill MD 20/20. So needless to say, it is plentiful around here and can be found in any liquor store (even non-ghetto ones), and many times is shelved along with the local vintages. There were many times in college where I got trashed off the stuff, and even blacked out a couple of times and woke up in random places. Those days are long gone, but I will always have a warm place in my heart for the swill, and I even still "enjoy" some once every year, when I attend my fraternity's annual alumni banquet. We have a tradition called "Red, White, and Blue" where we pass around a bottle of MD Red Grape, some white Boone's, and an oil-can (25oz.) of Labatt Blue until they are gone. Many, many have puked from this ritual, and as you might expect, the MD is always the last of the 3 to be finished. This initially started as a method of messing with the pledges and young guys, but now has become a mainstay of both young and old members. If you ever try it, I would advise having more than 3 people partake in the festivities or the results could be lethal (I did it once in college with only 2 other guys and woke up many hours later on a park bench in my boxers covered in newspapers). I would advise 5 to 7 people for a good Red, White, and Blue that will get you buzzed but not kill you.
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EntryNo: |
1341 |
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Wednesday 10:10 10.29.2008 |
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Texas Beer Maps |
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Favorite: MD 20/20 |
Hello Bum Wine fans,
I've reviewed bum wines site and really dig it. I've posted a blog about it at:
http://texasbeermaps.com/tex asbeerblog/?p=62
So, check it out and tell me what you think. I'd love to hear some comments about it.
Best Wishes
Texas Beer Maps Staff
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EntryNo: |
1340 |
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Tuesday 22:27 10.28.2008 |
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Txibob |
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I've had my ass kicked by all the "wines" mentioned at one time or another, but one vintage that deserves a mention is Old Duke. I found it in an old mom & pop store in Maine all covered in dust right next to the steamer with the green hot dogs. It should have been called Black Out.
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EntryNo: |
1339 |
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Friday 22:06 10.24.2008 |
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AmandaHuginkiss |
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Favorite: Wild Irish Rose |
No love for WIR???? This is pure chemical. Holy cow did this do wacky things to me!!! The only thing worse is Schaeffer Beer
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EntryNo: |
1338 |
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Friday 21:50 10.24.2008 |
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White Mike |
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Favorite: MD 20/20 |
I've had just about everything on this site, and I must concur with the rankings. I have however, never tried Cisco, I go to a university in NC and I'm not even sure if they sell it anywhere in the state, every gas station/brew-thru I've been to lacks the mysterious Cisco.
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EntryNo: |
1337 |
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Friday 14:39 10.24.2008 |
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Bill |
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Favorite: MD 20/20 |
You left off Red Rooster. Don't remember who made it, but in the South it's street name was Kickin' Chicken.
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EntryNo: |
1336 |
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Friday 02:41 10.24.2008 |
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steve elsey |
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Favorite: polish rectified spirit |
Many moons ago when driving trucks to Russia we discovered the cheapest way to get shitfaced for 20 cents,rectified spirit what a drink!anything left over (and there always was)went into the diesel tank,the negative side(shaking,vomiting,double vision and seeing dragons)made you pass for a local in Minsk.
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EntryNo: |
1335 |
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Thursday 19:58 10.23.2008 |
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The Geeze |
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Favorite: Gypsy Rose |
How come Gypsy Rose don't get no respect?
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EntryNo: |
1334 |
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Wednesday 05:38 10.22.2008 |
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CeeFo |
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MD 20/20 put a friend of mine in the hospital (the cops gave him a choice of that or jail) after he got so wasted he spit on the paramedics because he couldn't talk. and after he broke into the girls' dormitory...
btw, Boone's Farm is techinically not a wine... it's "flavored beer"... says so right ont he bottle.
SHANKSH!
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EntryNo: |
1333 |
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Sunday 14:20 10.12.2008 |
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Mike H. |
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Favorite: None, that I remember |
I remember buying T bird in my younger years.We'd get 5 cent packets of blackberry Kool-Aide to pour into it, trying to make it palatable, sort of like Bali Hai. It didn't work well and made the puke wonderously colored. At the beach, we used to bury the bag in the sand up to the neck with a straw coming out of the top. Just lay on your stomach sipping that evileness and watching the women. It got nasty if the law caught you then with booze on the beach, so that's why we buried it.
Thanks for the memories.
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EntryNo: |
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Friday 11:26 10.10.2008 |
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muttonshutter |
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Favorite: Buckfast |
I was just tucking into a bottle of Sanatogen tonic wine when i wondered if there was anything similar (apart from Buckfast) with a little more ooomph, thank the gods of booze for your site, it has inspired me to source some truly trampesque booze, im currently looking for a uk supplier of night train and Cisco, thansk Bumwines.
Fingers Crossed
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EntryNo: |
1331 |
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Thursday 12:20 10.09.2008 |
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Steve |
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Favorite: Cisco |
I tried cisco recently and was blown away how buzzedi got off it i have all of them since i'm in my college years and can't afford much but i must say that cisco gave me the best buzz if your in the milwaukee area i know you can find all the wines and the only place i've seen cisco in milwaukee is on milwaukee's south side on 6th st. and maple st. it's yellow building on the corner
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EntryNo: |
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Sunday 20:29 10.05.2008 |
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Eric |
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Favorite: Cisco |
Great site. Lol brings back a lot of memories. Yeah I still have some memory cells left in my brain despite what Cisco and Mad Dog did to me in the 80s. BTW there's a good pic of Ripple at http://flickr.com/photos/239 46753@N03/2515262428. Apparently somebody still has an unopened bottle of this vintage lol.
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EntryNo: |
1329 |
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Sunday 00:23 10.05.2008 |
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Chrisbee |
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Favorite: Night Train |
I've drank them all and respect them all. One time I drank MD with a friend in a parking lot till our lips turned blue...I never had a bad experience with Cisco, but the last time I drank T-bird I blacked out and fell ten feet out of a tree (I was hiding from the cops). Nowadays I stick to Miller and the occasional tequila binge...popskull wine is definitely a young man's game, but every now and then I get a short dog of Train and make my friends make funny faces as they watch me drink it.
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EntryNo: |
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Wednesday 07:05 10.01.2008 |
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john chapman |
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I couldn't find information about it. It was probably 81 or 82. We got a bottle of Cannon 21. It said "Make your own 21 gun salute!" It may have been 21% alcohol too.
I had one drink, and that was all I could take. I still remember the burning in my throat, and the taste of paint thiner.
You would beg to freshen you mouth with Thunderbird if you could find some.
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EntryNo: |
1327 |
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Tuesday 17:08 09.30.2008 |
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French |
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Favorite: Rosie in a skirt |
We just went to a wedding in Minneapolis and for the bachelor party, two guys brought over all except MD 20/20 for a tasting. Blecchh! Yes, we agree, Thunderbird is the worst tasting. We were able to confirm that all five are available at the Chicago-Lake Liquor Store located at Chicago and Lake. They call it a "transitional neighborhood."
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EntryNo: |
1326 |
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Sunday 12:40 09.28.2008 |
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Adam Bullock |
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Favorite: MD 20/20 |
I love this website ama get fucked up of some MD/ 20/20 and become a bum right now ! The Buckfast looks delicious however am not into imports I'll stick with the domestic Bumwines
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EntryNo: |
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Saturday 16:21 09.27.2008 |
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ForJoke/ForSelf |
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Favorite: Cisco |
Does anyone have any information on weather or not Cisco modified its formula as well as its label back in the early 90's? I had a few experiences with Cisco when the packaging had a script logo against a black background that I cant even talk about without bugging myself out. After the label changed it didn't seem to have that extra mind bending twist to it. Is it just me?
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EntryNo: |
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Wednesday 14:54 09.24.2008 |
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Jake |
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Favorite: Cisco |
I found a bunch of Cisco at out local dollars store. 750ml. I drank 2 bottles a night until they were gone. No hangover or anything. Tastes like coolaid!
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EntryNo: |
1323 |
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Tuesday 11:18 09.23.2008 |
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Steve |
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As a writer I look for offbeat sites for factual details. I couldn?t possibly do all of this kind of ?research? myself and still live to write about it.
On another tack it is interesting just what depths the wealthy people who run corporations will stoop to in order to fill their pockets.
It was especially interesting that E&J Gallo Winery went to such considerable trouble to conceal their marketing of Night Train and Thunderbird. Now why, I wonder, would they do that? Are they not proud of their fine product and all the foolishness and misery it generates?
Maybe the people who profit from this stuff should be required to consume it.
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EntryNo: |
1322 |
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Friday 14:16 09.19.2008 |
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Derek |
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Favorite: MD 20/20 |
Kewl site!!!!
Anyone who visits Texas can find out where to get their bumwine or anything else associated with alcohol at texasbeermaps.com.
Hollar,
Funny stuff fellas,
Derek
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EntryNo: |
1321 |
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Wednesday 18:20 09.17.2008 |
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Zach |
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Favorite: thunderbird |
Yo, I was wondering if anybody knows where to pick up some cisco or thunderbird in the Madison, WI area. Drop me an e-mail please. I have been calling liquor stores asking if they have it with no luck.
Thanks.
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EntryNo: |
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Wednesday 13:24 09.10.2008 |
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Fraser |
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Favorite: Mad Dog |
Very funny site, really enjoyed reading the reviews.
You might be interested to know that some of these fine American bum wines are exported over to these shores, infact MD 20/20 (Strawberry) was one of the first drinks I ever got my hands on as a young lad. I can still remember to this day that it did quite a number on me and can't say that I've touched it since.
I recently noticed something interesting/worrying - Thunderbird has become widely available as well, together with Mad Dog it sits proudly alongside the local favourite Buckfast in only the crappiest of booze stores. Perhaps our Scottish bums are developing a taste for these fine imported wines? You're right about the Cider though, it remains the choice of the majority.
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EntryNo: |
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Wednesday 06:19 09.10.2008 |
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Adele Maestranzi |
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In the Lower End of Southie (South Boston) where I grew up, the libation of choice was Pastene White Port. One snowy night around Christmas, my girlfriend and I saw this pitiful bum stemming outside one of the local packies (Southie had a lot of them!). When we went inside the store, my girlfriend suggested that we buy the guy something and suggested a nip of Kaluha (she grew up in Delaware - what do they know about bums?). I countered that I knew what he REALLY wanted, so when we got outside, we presented the guy with a pint of Pastene, discreetly wrapped in a paper bag. It got the guy out of the snow and back to his rooming house, and gave us a warm, fuzzy holiday glow!
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EntryNo: |
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Tuesday 15:01 09.02.2008 |
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Pretty funny site at first glance.
But when you stop and think of what these cheap wines with a high alcohol content are doing to people?alcoholism and shattered lives don?t seem so funny. A few years ago I was in a grocery store at 8:00 am on a Sunday. The guy behind me looked a little rough and he was buying a large bottle of rubbing alcohol and a two liter bottle of Wink soda. It really didn?t hit me until I walked out of the store that the guy was going to make a morning cocktail.
You don?t have to be a bum to be an alcoholic. But if you?re an alcoholic there is a sad chance you could be. I support a local Rescue Mission that provides food, shelter, and a variety of other help to alcohol and drug dependent people.
It would be nice if you guys would take some of the time and energy that you put into this site and create a new site that would do something to help alcoholics. It seems to me that it would not only be a socially responsible thing to do? but also very human.
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EntryNo: |
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Monday 16:08 09.01.2008 |
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Steel |
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Favorite: My own |
This was a laugh. I love the content and funny descriptions. You should add a sister site that covers all the legendary bum beers and bum liquors. I wanted to also add that it is easy and fun to make your own wine, cheap and easy, can even make straight sugar wine that will have 20% if you use turbo yeast. Bums dont have the motivation, but I am on my way to being one and I make my own hooch.
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EntryNo: |
1316 |
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Monday 02:30 09.01.2008 |
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Hillery |
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Favorite: 2 Buck Chuck |
Reading the reviews for these wines made me vomit in my mouth a little. 2 buck chuck is as low as I'll go, I have a crazy feeling Thunderbird would make me curse my mother for giving birth to me. My husband and I were reading the reviews, then I turned to him. I said "I would rather eat raw dog penis than try a mouthful of any of these wines." Then I stopped and thought for a moment, and realized I wasn't exaggerating in the slightest.
Luckily for me, to my knowledge, none of these are sold in the entire state of Utah, where I currently live. So even if I did have the misfortune of becoming homeless, I would not treble my misfortune with these wines.
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EntryNo: |
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Wednesday 20:13 08.27.2008 |
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Jimsky |
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Favorite: Mad Dog 20/20 |
What a great FUN site. I was trying to explain to somebody in USA (Florida) what Mad Dog was (I now live in USA) and got your site from google (good ranking mate).
I explains its virtues remarkably well - a near 'Wino' drink which always has the desired effect when your looking for cheap oblivion.
Your site gets 5 plastic buckets from me ;) Mad Dog is a definite ceiling spinner
Well done - Jimsky
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EntryNo: |
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Sunday 16:15 08.24.2008 |
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bangu |
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have you heard of baby duck from quebec, canada? the sparkling bumwine of choice
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EntryNo: |
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Saturday 19:59 08.23.2008 |
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Annie |
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Favorite: TJ Swan |
I am looking for pics of the labels from the old TJ Swan bottles. Would love for someone to send me pics of them if they have them!! Just email me!!
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EntryNo: |
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Friday 13:23 08.22.2008 |
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Jay Goddamjob |
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Favorite: Thunderbird |
This site made me laugh so hard, I felt like barfing from M/D 20 20. I found this site while doing research on Richards Wild Irish Rose. If you want to go international, check out the UK / Irish feces in a bottle called Buckfast. PS I need to check out that Cisco.
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