Haha, no it's not cocaine, and yes I'm mixing wine and coca-cola. Where I grew up we called it wiola. I'm out of bourbon, out of beer and don't really feel like drinking wine so wiola it is tonight.

:yikes:

You'll be happy to know I bought some bourbon earlier so I won't be offending your sensibilities with wiola this evening. :p:

I have two mike's hard cranberry lemonades that I'm going to be sipping on tonight.

As much as possiblehttp://i248.photobucket.com/albums/g...busch_beer.jpg lol

http://beveragetitans.com/wp-content...10/10/Tilt.jpg

This is all the alcohol I have left to drink for this evening; this part of Kentucky doesn't sell alcohol on Sundays, and I decided not to take the car out to Ohio or West Virginia tonight - seeing as they only sell beer anyway, and all of the good stores which sell microbrews close at like, eight or nine.

So, Tilt it is. I hate that this **** dyes my mouth, though. Classy.

What is that?

I oftened wondered how many states have the no liquor on Sunday rule. Whats the point of the law anyway? Im sure its probally in relation to a whole different topic all together. In reguards to the relgious aspect of things I pressume..having the biggest impact on it. Personally I dont see the point.

It's Tilt; it's an alcoholic energy drink, not unlike Four Loko. High alcohol content and barely has any alcohol taste at all. I really don't like it, but it was leftover from the other night, so I figured what the hell. Not highly recommended.

I have no idea - I know that Lexington and Richmond, KY don't have that law, so I guess it's not statewide...I just live in a "moist" county, and my city is the only one in the county that allows sale of alcohol at all. Seriously. Aside from a few restaurants which were able to get liquor licenses, there's no alcohol sale at all. Technically, they're not supposed to sell anything with an alcohol content over 8% at a convenience store here (I don't know how the Tilt slipped under their radar and was allowed to be sold at gas stations) but I guess they got away with it somehow. And yeah. I think it is a religiously motivated law. There's literally 30+ churches in town...that I know about.

Never heard of Four Loko either but I guess I get the idea. So it just tastes like Monster but with alcohol in it basically?