Done voting? Time to break out the booze.
As the end finally draws near to the most stressful and divisive election in memory, lets pause to honor two great American institutions.
Voting and whiskey.
“Of all characteristics that bespeak America,” we read in this 1940 ad for Green Mile Whiskey “none is more precious than the privilege of voting.”
Yes, we all know voting is an American institution.
But apparently so is whiskey.
The ad reminds us: “But others have their places too. Among these we are proud to mention that love of hearty good living which prompted generations of American to demand Green River Whiskey.”
“It is as truly American as the polling booth.”
And at the end of this election, with the news of a Trump victory nothing has ever seemed more necessary.
I don’t drink but I understand some of you might want to relax a bit with whiskey.
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Nerves are frayed
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I am watching the results… I will start drinking…
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The only way to get through this…
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As I wrote my German friend Nicole in response to her despair at the election of that man to the presidency: “What a wonderful end to a day that started with me getting a colonoscopy and a upper gastrointestinal endoscopy. Does someone want to kill my cats in front of me so I can end it on a high note? [sarcasm]”
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Well, at least your day started out good!
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Even more so now, in the cold light of the morning after. What the heck just happened???
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I am only now slowly processing, like waking up after an Apocalypse
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Hah! Love it! Did the exact same thing Sally. 😀
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Didn’t help!
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Made the “relief” turn into MORE misery… along the lines now of 4-fricking-YEARS worth!!!
— screams at the top of his lungs! —
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AARGGG!!!
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Evidently half of American went out drinking after voting. We’ve got one heck of a hangover.
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With the way it turned out, I would say half went out drinking before they cast their vote, how else to explain voting for a con man
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So agree.
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