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Maybe you libs that have to call in professional help to change a lightbulb might have a problem there... but the rest of us... we'll just make our own.
How to Make Vodka at Home: A Master Moonshiner's Complete Guide
Typically made with grain, potatoes have been popular as a substitute mash for vodka, giving the vodka an earthy tone. It's important to note that the information here is purely for reference purposes. Brewing andhomebrewacademy.com
Ironic hate filled post is ironic.Since I am not a hate filled moron like you, it is not really an issue.
Agree for the most part. I was a bartender for many years in my youth and it always amused me when people requested top shelf vodka in their mixed drinks with multiple fruit juices, flavored liqours, etc..Cheap, expensive, with vodka it doesn't matter. It all tastes the same and its only purpose is to get you loaded.
So you might put your politics aside and save a few bucks and buy the cheap shit.
You conservotards are sure easily triggered!Well, the monkey never learns. They must have missed the news about Bud Light.
Another beverage company, this time vodka retailer Smirnoff, appears to have hired a trans woman and drag queen as one of its paid partners in recent weeks.
Several recent Instagram posts from drag queen and trans woman "Maxine LaQueene" featured the official "Paid Partnership with Smirnoff" tags, denoting that the major liquor retailer has hired the biological male for promotional material.
In addition to being a promoter of drag and transgenderism, LaQueene is an outspoken LGBTQ activist who had recently been removed from the Texas state capitol building by police for disrupting a legislature vote on a trans bill.
Trans activist appears to tout Smirnoff relationship, company denies partnership
Drag queen and trans woman Maxine LaQueene suggested she was a paid partner for Smirnoff, but the vodka brand has denied any partnership.www.foxnews.com
/——/ So you’re OK with putting Aunt Jemima back on the bottle of syrup?You conservotards are sure easily triggered!
I'd hate to have to see you all under REAL stress in crisis.
Hell, you whined like you were being tortured a few years ago just because you were asked to wear face masks and get a shot.
We've sure created a culture of PUSSIES in what USED to be conservatism.
I ain't never known an American to make vodka at home.Maybe you libs that have to call in professional help to change a lightbulb might have a problem there... but the rest of us... we'll just make our own.
How to Make Vodka at Home: A Master Moonshiner's Complete Guide
Typically made with grain, potatoes have been popular as a substitute mash for vodka, giving the vodka an earthy tone. It's important to note that the information here is purely for reference purposes. Brewing and
I still have one of those. Need to throw it out./——/ So you’re OK with putting Aunt Jemima back on the bottle of syrup?
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The back of and Absolute Vodka bottleWell, the monkey never learns. They must have missed the news about Bud Light.
Another beverage company, this time vodka retailer Smirnoff, appears to have hired a trans woman and drag queen as one of its paid partners in recent weeks.
Several recent Instagram posts from drag queen and trans woman "Maxine LaQueene" featured the official "Paid Partnership with Smirnoff" tags, denoting that the major liquor retailer has hired the biological male for promotional material.
In addition to being a promoter of drag and transgenderism, LaQueene is an outspoken LGBTQ activist who had recently been removed from the Texas state capitol building by police for disrupting a legislature vote on a trans bill.
Trans activist appears to tout Smirnoff relationship, company denies partnership
Drag queen and trans woman Maxine LaQueene suggested she was a paid partner for Smirnoff, but the vodka brand has denied any partnership.
Buy the cheap stuff that is filtered a few times.Cheap, expensive, with vodka it doesn't matter. It all tastes the same and its only purpose is to get you loaded.
So you might put your politics aside and save a few bucks and buy the cheap shit.
Ha! Reminds me of a funny menu I saw in Juneau. It read like this:Buy the cheap stuff that is filtered a few times.
Smirnoff is now just classed as the Budweiser of Vodka in the UK, plenty of other brands outrank it.Sort of see where Smirnoff is coming from here. Normative people prefer Crown Russe vodka, reasonably priced at $9.89 a handle. You'd have to be confused about your gender and God knows what else to pay $28.09 for the same size of Smirnoff.
That decision falls in the lap of the mgmt. Yet another reason not to support the company. People have free will to decide where to spend their money. It's not the customers responsibility to keep A-Bs line workers employed, nor is it the publics decision as to who gets let go. Trying to guilt trip people into supporting a company whose values are In opposition to their own; is a waste of time...Funny, in another thread there is news of Anheuser-Busch cutting it's workforce. Not cutting mgmt, but the line workers.
Now you want to do that again? The management, especially the upper management, does not get laid-off. The workers get laid off. No bonuses or big checks, just a trip to the Unemployment Office because some people were offended.
That decision falls in the lap of the mgmt. Yet another reason not to support the company. People have free will to decide where to spend their money. It's not the customers responsibility to keep A-Bs line workers employed, nor is it the publics decision as to who gets let go. Trying to guilt trip people into supporting a company whose values are In opposition to their own; is a waste of time...
The company denies any such partnership but don't let the facts get in your way.Well, the monkey never learns. They must have missed the news about Bud Light.
Another beverage company, this time vodka retailer Smirnoff, appears to have hired a trans woman and drag queen as one of its paid partners in recent weeks.
Several recent Instagram posts from drag queen and trans woman "Maxine LaQueene" featured the official "Paid Partnership with Smirnoff" tags, denoting that the major liquor retailer has hired the biological male for promotional material.
In addition to being a promoter of drag and transgenderism, LaQueene is an outspoken LGBTQ activist who had recently been removed from the Texas state capitol building by police for disrupting a legislature vote on a trans bill.
Trans activist appears to tout Smirnoff relationship, company denies partnership
Drag queen and trans woman Maxine LaQueene suggested she was a paid partner for Smirnoff, but the vodka brand has denied any partnership.
More like enjoy the alcohol poisoning.Enjoy the hangover.
/-----/ Smirnoff - LA PrideThe company denies any such partnership but don't let the facts get in your way.
Trans activist appears to tout Smirnoff <br/>relationship, company denies partnership
A trans woman and drag queen appeared to promote a paid partnership with Smirnoff, but the vodka retailer is denying any current deal with the budding activistwww.lucianne.com
