Can a person learn to drink without a college degree?

JohnnySausage

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In the 40's & 50's drinking was much easier than today. Now there's light beers, dark rums and flavored vodkas. Drink the wrong flavor of martini and you get hit on by the wrong bar crawler. A sheepskin wineflask is more valuable than a teaching degree for holding spirits at a Phish concert. Maybe bartending is the road to enlightenment, drunk chicks and soggy socks.
 
Hmmm. It looks to me like the average American male gave up drinking to suck on cock.
 
In the 40's & 50's drinking was much easier than today. Now there's light beers, dark rums and flavored vodkas. Drink the wrong flavor of martini and you get hit on by the wrong bar crawler. A sheepskin wineflask is more valuable than a teaching degree for holding spirits at a Phish concert. Maybe bartending is the road to enlightenment, drunk chicks and soggy socks.

Who would come up with all the good drinking games, if not for college students!!!!
 
God damn....correcting grammar makes my panties wet......

Too bad it was wrong. I agree that "there's" is ungainly but it is still a contraction of there is.

To the OP I recommend scotch, single malt, neat. It stinks and tastes awful unless you've harvested that taste, at which point it tastes sublime...and at which point you've distanced yourself from adolescent drinkers.
 
Too bad it was wrong. I agree that "there's" is ungainly but it is still a contraction of there is.

"there's" = there is

"Now there's light beers, dark rums and flavored vodkas." = "Now there is light beers, dark rums and flavored vodkas." is incorrect.

Proper composition would read:

Now there are light beers, dark rums and flavored vodkas.

or

Now there're light beers, dark rums and flavored vodkas.

is = singular

are = plural
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Too bad it was wrong. I agree that "there's" is ungainly but it is still a contraction of there is.

To the OP I recommend scotch, single malt, neat. It stinks and tastes awful unless you've harvested that taste, at which point it tastes sublime...and at which point you've distanced yourself from adolescent drinkers.

*facepalm*

It should be "there ARE" genius....subject/verb agreement....
 
"there's" = there is

"Now there's light beers, dark rums and flavored vodkas." = "Now there is light beers, dark rums and flavored vodkas." is incorrect.

Proper composition would read:

Now there are light beers, dark rums and flavored vodkas.

or

Now there're light beers, dark rums and flavored vodkas.

is = singular

are = plural
.
.
.
.

I want to have your babies.....
 
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