Well, the Fish Diners Association wants to get more people dining on fish, so it was only right that you have Luna chowing down on the South's (and Texas') version of fish-n-chips.
Some stereotypes are always fun (
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In US parlance, a standard Jerry can is 5 gallons, as I recall, which is just about 20 litres. So maybe there was a bit of units confusion.
A lot of newer bathrooms only have showers, no bathtubs.So I take it y'all didn't have any place to steal an extra large (32g/44g) garbage can to stuff the keg in and backfill with ice? Or a bathtub? That's the way we'd do it back in the day: one can for the keg; a second can for the punch.
It was during our "childhood" years, we just wanted to get drunk, there was no dining culture here. And at that time, 3 or 4 beers were enough for everyone. We were used to drinking in secluded gardens or even in forests. Every teenager always managed to get hold of beer and cigarettes, but it was worse when it came to other "technology".So I take it y'all didn't have any place to steal an extra large (32g/44g) garbage can to stuff the keg in and backfill with ice? Or a bathtub? That's the way we'd do it back in the day: one can for the keg; a second can for the punch.
The good version of Budweiser - which can't be sold as such in the US (it's sold as Czechvar here) due to the trademark to a newer, inferior beer with that name.
Yeah, I remember during the legal dispute there were several commercials that made fun of your Budwaiser.
With "Bang(s) Styles" and different versions of "blows", that could be a good start on the "Kama Sutra - Redneck Edition".
That's not the edition with the chickens, is it?
