If you’ve read in the past, I hate green beer. It’s dumb. Now you all can know the origins of this 1 day only drink.
And yes, it’s exactly like how egg nog is elf cum.
If you’ve read in the past, I hate green beer. It’s dumb. Now you all can know the origins of this 1 day only drink.
And yes, it’s exactly like how egg nog is elf cum.
Today is March 17th, a great day for all of us Irish and somehow an even better day for all you wanna be Irish. I find it fantastic that the Irish have a holiday solely dedicated to them. Granted Columbus Day is for the Italians, July 4th is for the Americans, and Easter is for the rabbits but what other holiday besides Cinco de Mayo, Mardi Gras, and Martin Luther King Day do you go out and celebrate by just getting absolutely shit faced? Ok, well maybe St. Patrick’s Day isn’t completely alone in terms of celebrating but it is alone in the shitty green beer that is distributed amongst the celebrators.
Who the fuck invented green beer? I am a huge proprietor of beer but green beer? What the fuck man!? It’s already bad enough that we have to watch you puke up all the bangers and mash you just ate…but along with green beer? That’s just outright absurd. Let’s stick to black beer on this most awesome day.
Am I the only asshole who thinks green beer is as bad as waking up the next morning to find out you fucked this.
Also a friendly neighborhood reminder for you drunks. Go to www.proposition317.com and sign your ass up for St. Patty’s Day to be an official holiday.
Alcohol was invented for a reason. Well firstly, to get drunk. Second, to make ugly people look not so ugly so when you sleep with them you don’t feel so bad because she kind of looks like Taylor Swift but when you wake up it’s really Ke$ha. And third, to travel through time aka blacking out. So be it that, alcoholics have always had an affect on history. Here are some fine examples which may or may not be entirely true:
- Thomas Jefferson wrote The Declaration of Independence hammered drunk. The version we all know and love is actually version number two. You see, during his first draft, Jefferson completely forgot what he was writing about and began to ramble on comparing the vast similarities and differences of a taco to a gordita to see which was the better of the two. He actually wrote 14 pages worth of information. Some of that info included:
“Although similar in shape and style, a gordita’s shell is soft whereas a taco’s shell is crunchy. Fascinating.”
And also
“I am pulled in by the ingenuity of the gordita but then the classic style of the taco draws me right back. Only if there was a way to combine the two.”
In the end of his first draft, Jefferson would in fact change history as we know it. He concluded:
“In my arguments, I have fathomed a fantastic new idea. If you put together the soft shell of a gordita, smear cheese whiz on it, then place a crunchy taco shell on the inside whilst filling it with taco fixtures, you my friend have created the all mighty. Jesus ain’t got shit on this.”
Not only can we celebrate this nations freedom on July 4th but on July 2nd, 1776 ladies and gentlemen, Thomas Jefferson invented the Cheesy Gordita Crunch. Fiesta time bitches.
- Joan of Arc was an alcoholic…or insane. Either way, she was one crazy bitch. She led the French across the battlefield during the Hundred Year War as a woman. Back then that’s like a baby Water Buffalo leading a pack of Lions to a kill. Well sadly enough, her drinking got the best of her. She got drunk one night and tried to sleep with an enemy soldier attempting to gain some quality intel. It turned out that she decided to try and hook up with the only gay guy on the enemy side. He freaked out and turned her into his superiors. She was then burned at the stake. Game fucking over.
- The reason the automobile was invented was directly related to alcohol. One night Karl Benz was drinking with his buddies when they ran out of alcohol. Being it they were too far and too drunk from the closest 7-11 to walk, they needed a quicker way to get there. Flying was out of the questing since it was not invented yet and taking the train wasn’t an option since the closest station to 7-11 was too far. So Benz got to thinking. He and his buddies went to his garage and started to build. This is what they came up with. So, they got their beer, came back and had a great night.
Now that you have seen how alcohol has affected history, it is your turn. Guinness, the greatest beer in the world, has began a Proposition to make St. Patrick’s Day an official holiday. Yes, this would mean instead of getting drunk at the office on March 17th (when on a weekday), you would be getting drunk on your sofa on March 17th. Isn’t Democracy a great thing?
Well, its March 17th and I hope you all are getting absolutely obliterated to live on the stereotype of the Irish. I myself am Irish and enjoy the attention we get on this day. However, there are several things I wish to point out that I do not like about St. Patty’s Day.
Well, there are my ramblings which should all be taken care of immediately. Happy St. Patrick’s Day everyone. Here is a video completely unrelated to anything I just spoke about.