Sake is the beverage of choice here today. World cup rules:
eat the cuisine of the country that will win, and drink the bevvy of the one who will not.
On the menu today we have marinated flank steak, corn on the cob, veggie stir fry and assorted noms. But we are drinking sake, oh yes!
What's on the menu at your World Cup pa'ina?
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I once had a screwdriver made with sake instead of vodka-- I stupidly assumed there wouldn't be much difference in terms of the effect. Was I ever wrong. Without going into detail, let's just say I've never had so much as a sip of sake ever since!!
That's taking the "tequila worm" thing to a whole new dimension 
Bottles of ruou de with snakes are sold in the tourist shops. But they're also kept by many Vietnamese who believe the snakes have medicinal properties. Each type of snake is considered good for a different ailment, but the most popular both among the tourists and the Vietnamese is the cobra. It's all cobracetic, dude. Peace out. 
Or else they might have made it 50% sake and 50% OJ??
It's hard to know for sure but it packed a significant wallop!!
I'll never try THAT again! 
...some might believe that was your sake recipe, not realizing you meant to post that in the rat thread. 
So on the men's side, I should be rooting for France to beat Germany? 
supporters of the other side would have to track down 'okolehao (liqueur made from the ti plant), or perhaps spike POG (passion-orange-guava juice, ubiquitous in the islands) with vodka.
A Korean strong liqueur (in the 40-proof range) that's supposed to be (but not always) made from sweet potatoes. Not shabby, though a bit weak for my taste.
on urinal cakes , he swears by it .
