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Johnnie Worker and his red labial

From Jarrod D. Curry's blog:

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Er, ganbei
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better "red" than "blue" or "green labial," i say.

I do love me some old crotch whiskey ;D

Yea, if you have also seen 康帅博 instant noodle or 周佳 washing powder....

brilliant! where can we get some?

Yeah, some guys go for Red Labial, but once you go Black you never go back.

康帅博 that is good, I didn't even catch it the first time

冲出亚洲了

Nice, but nothing beats our favorite Chinese whisky -- Happy News!!! The Squirrels dedicated an album to the stuff!

the squirrels

LMAO

Can I get this over the internet? *chortle*

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