How can a mere bug harm a beer mug?
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ETpro (
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June 4th, 2011
OK, so I really asked because I can’t resist Spoonerisms. Guilty. But play along a create a list of ways. No fair dreaming up fictitious glass eating bugs. Sticking to real members of the insect kingdom, how can a mere bug harm a beer mug? Extra points for any answer that incorporates a separate Spoonerism.
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“I’d rather have a bottle in front of me than a frontal lobotomy.”
—a high White Horse souse
:)
Not sure what Spoonerisms are, considering I can’t drink, but bugs touching anything you intake to your boday is bad because bugs have MILLIONS of germs. It’s just nasty.
lawlz I see wut j00 did thar
Damn man, you’re asking me to come up with a spoonerism to answer how a fly can fuck up your beer? I’m trying but I can’t think of anything lol.
I don’t know about beer mugs and bugs but I have to get the tat from under the cable.
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@gasman Indeed. If I’ve got a bottle in front of me instead of a frontal lobotomy, so no mere bug buggers up my beer mug.
@astrix24 There is a link in the details explaining what Spoonerisms are. They have nothing to do with drinking, unless booze tends to cause you to get your “mords wixed.”
@Symbeline Not tp worry, my friend. Remember, enough beers and a fly can’t fuck up the next one. You just aren’t there yet. It all comes down to whether you’d rather flunk than Fluther drunk
@Hypocrisy_Central OMG. Tats under the cable. That could dreck your way.
@ETpro Wait, spoonerism doesn’t have to include actual words? Is dreck a word?
Not a good thread to read while drunk!
I would say that it turns your beer in to beetlejuice, but I don’t think that’s what you mad in hind.
Might make your Bock Light into a Lock Bite (damned fire ants)
@Symbeline Is dreck a word? Maybe not in Webster’s but in certain circles it is used like grenade in Jersey Shore, a “dreck” would be a (dreadful train wreck); you want to look away but you just can’t.
Oh. Then there are many drecks on my tv. I’ve called them “dramatic wrecks” even on Hell’s Kitchen or Top Chef.
@Blueroses Ha! Very good. Imaging the beetlejuics of a stink bug. That would make a beer smell like dreck.
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