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Terwiliger:

There ought to be a warning on the label that discloses how much of the total purchase price goes into the Kennedy family trust.

GarandFan:

"Hate losing arguments with yourself? Try Vicious Circle!"

"Think of it as resume in a bottle!"

"One sip, and you'll know why!"

"Drop anchor and up-cork!"

Cowboy:

Should be the name for a tequila. Known many a person who would agree with that.

Being a consumer and admirer of fine single malts myself, no proud Scott would ever name his crafted product a name like that. They spell it "Whisky" without the "e"; so you need to redo the label. Only Americans spell their corn product Whiskey".

I'm such a snob...LOL

john cox:

Hey Cowboy

I actually enjoy fine scotch. I just got a kick out such a weird approach to a liquor label.

Terwiliger:

This may be stereotyping & racist racial profiling, but the way the character is rendered on the bottle makes me think of Kamikaze pilots from old WWII movies.

Maybe John could do a double-jointed venture with a saké brewer as well.

Cowboy:

T is right! You're a racist MF. John! Close the site down! LOL.

Terwiliger:

John could rebrand the saké Death Roll with a little fugu liver at the bottom of the bottle.

Sart shaker, rick a rime...pararysis!

Thunderbottom:

Back in the mid-eighties, I once came across a woman's perfume called "Ninja". I thought, "Gee - nice. When are they they going to come out with a scent called 'Special Forces Sniper' ('they'll never know what hit 'em')?"

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