Life Begins On Friday Night
Gin Finger Life Begins On Friday Night Yes, it does. Yes, it does. Have fun and stay safe!
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The Bucket Topless Beer
The Bucket Topless Beer Date: Unknown Time: Unknown Location: Unknown Man: Unknown Woman: Unknown
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He Liked His Steaks Rare
He Liked His Steaks Rare His Hostess Bare! From the cover of Balcony of Shame, a novel by Curtis Colman and published by Companion Books. Published in February 1967.
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Here’s Your Hangover!
Here’s Your Hangover! A hangover, for those of you that get them, is the unpleasant effects of a night (or day) of drinking too many alcoholic beverages. If you are one of those people that get hangovers, you will feel a headache, maybe some nausea, you will be sensitive to…
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Vintage New Year’s Eve
Vintage New Year’s Eve Well, it’s that time again. An old year has ended and new one is about to begin. But first, we must survive the annual New Year’s Eve celebration on December 31st, the final day of any given year. Now, in modern and civilized societies such as…
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Celebrate! It’s Friday!
Celebrate! It’s Friday! Have fun, you’ve earned it after a long week! But, please celebrate with friends and please celebrate responsibly ….
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It’s Martini Time!
It’s Martini Time! It’s been a long week. It’s five o’clock or it’s at least near five o’clock somewhere. And you know what that means! It’s Martini Time! Find out how to make the perfect martini HERE …. Cheers! Have fun and be safe!
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The Regular
The Regular Happening over and over again at the same time or in the same way : occurring every day, week, month, etc. Recurring, attending, or functioning at fixed, uniform, or normal intervals. Someone or something that is standard. Thank Goodness for Regular Clientele!
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TGIF
TGIF This common expression means Thank God It’s Friday or Thank Goodness It’s Friday. This popular expression has been around for nearly forty years. Apparently, a radio disk jockey coined the phrase in the early 1970’s. It has been popularized in song, film and even a restaurant chain. TGIF
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