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To: matginzac

Oh Jeez, was I THAT freakin obvious? LOL

I’ve been to Tune Tavern (birth place of USMC). Its a Philly thing. Good hooch and fiery politics makes the world turn.

Rumor has it that the Constitution was drafted by a bunch of buzzed land owners in the middle of the night down on South Street. (I wuzn’t there, so I really don’t know.)

As for me, Platinum vodka is good stuff. Made in Kentucky. Stepped on 7 times. Smooth as silk and cheap as Rockin Rye.

(I’ll get banned fer sure now!)

Drunken keyboarding on the info superhighway will really get your head pounded into the pavement.

Don’t know, but I been told.


75 posted on 10/05/2012 7:38:55 PM PDT by ConradofMontferrat (PER)
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To: ConradofMontferrat
No, the Constitution wasn't drafted by "a bunch of buzzed land owners in the middle of the night down on South Street".

Hamilton and Madison drafted most of the details a year ealier at Annapolis. Hamilton admittedly was too fond of his Madeira, but Madison drank only with meals and in moderation. James Wilson got him drunk one night at dinner during the Constitutional Convention, and Madison was sick for days.

76 posted on 10/05/2012 7:44:54 PM PDT by Publius (Leadership starts with getting off the couch.)
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To: ConradofMontferrat

Heck, how can you get banned for having a good time?
Not sure about the vodka....smashed potatoes?
Not a big scotch person but Macallan goes down well...smooth too.
I LOVE the idea our founding fathers were toasted when they formed the country...makes the other poor bastards in the world look STUPID...
Glad you had a great night...hope tomorrow is just as good!


83 posted on 10/05/2012 8:12:37 PM PDT by matginzac
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