Does anyone here drank 40oz's?

[Miburo]

Just another day
Drownin' my troubles with a 40
That's when I got a call from this brown-skinned shorty

[Chief2ndzOnly!]

Originally Posted by squealpiggy

Laphroaig 10 year is good, I like Bowmore and Talisker. I recently found a less expensive option called McLelland's at $30 a bottle. Usually I drop upwards of $60 on a bottle.

Haven't had bowmore yet. I'll see if I can't acquire one today. The other three I've had, and they are very pleasing to say the least. I recently tried a scotch blend called black label which was cheap at 20 a bottle but surprisingly smooth.

[Tim Horton]

Originally Posted by Miburo

Just another day.
Drownin' my troubles with a 40
That's when I got a call from this brown-skinned shorty

She asked me where's my crew at, said we could do whatever.
.
She got a crew too and said that we should get together.

[Miburo]

Originally Posted by squealpiggy

Laphroaig 10 year is good, I like Bowmore and Talisker. I recently found a less expensive option called McLelland's at $30 a bottle. Usually I drop upwards of $60 on a bottle.

Laphroaig is my staple. I prefer Isle of Islay scotches.

[Own3d]

Originally Posted by THE LARRY

If you a beer drinker why buy cans or small bottles?might as well go hard or go home,aint nun like a cold 40oz of steel reserve

That's a bit orange looks like Irn-Bru. I used to drink the cheap **** tasting cider back in the day, wouldn't touch that crap now.

[G A M E]

do the UK and US do any RTDs? (ready to drink)



^^^^Court case in a can

equivalent of 40s here would be 1.5litre of either a cheap rum/vodka/bourbon and cola