Father's Day gifts for right-wing relatives.

[Baitball Blogger]

It's not often, but there are times when conservatives don't mind getting cultured.

What do AK-47 and Mexico have in common?

If you guessed Tequila, you're right!

BROWNSVILLE — Taking shots of tequila has taken on new meaning.

Elaborate glass tequila bottles in red, blue and white — shaped like pistols, AK-47s, rifles, machetes and bullets — have been surfacing in the Rio Grande Valley in the past year or so.

The bottles — in sharp contrast to the clean lines and curves and the rich colors of more traditional tequila bottles — have been around for years in Mexico, where they are made.

David Hernandez, founder of the Holiday Wine & Liquor stores in the Rio Grande Valley, said the weapon-shaped bottles appeal primarily to collectors.

http://www.themonitor.com/articles/tequila-58366-bottles-weapon.html

[OriginalGeek]

1. lol, that Total Wine and Spirits mentioned the other day

has those in the back.

My wife was mad at me for skipping that in favor of a single malt scotch...the scotch had such a boring bottle...

[Baitball Blogger]

2. I went to buy Sake and was surprised to see the bottles on the counter.

BTW, I ended up buying cold Sake. The store manager said that warm Sake is heated up to kill the impurities. But cold Sake is a better product? Did I get played?

[OriginalGeek]

3. Nope, I think he's right

Warm sake is fun but they do that more to kill the taste of bad sake...at least, that's what I keep hearing on TV. Cold Sake can be served cold because it already tastes good - but low end sake needs to be heated up - I dunno about "impurities" but if that's a euphemism for taste then it sounds about right from what I've seen on the Food channel...

[Initech]

4. Didn't they try to make a tequila gun on It's Always Sunny In Philadelphia?