part 369 prohibition cocktails

[aphanon_meme]

Meme, you did it! And on Christmas, too!! How fancy. How was your year? It's almost the new year and I don't know about anyone else, but I'm excited to enter the 20s. We can finally bring back some excellent slang, like "That sounds berries to me!" or "I guess I'd describe myself as a cancelled stamp." Have a good year... and don't take any wooden nickels!

Enjoy part 369!

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Re: ITT: What are you reading

[(Anonymous)]

an I Am Canada novel!

Some lines from the page on on (note: violence/kinda gore)

"At the sight of an officer, he automatically straightened up and saluted. The sniper's bullet caught him in the left temple and blew a ragged hole in the back of his helmet. Lofty looked surprised and sat down. By the time I reached him, he was blinking stupidly. As I undid his helmet strap, I heard Ken say softly, "No."

The helmet came away and with it a large piece of the boy's skull, large gouts of blood and some pieces of grey matter. Lofty sighed almost gratefully and his eyes closed. I retched onto the sap floor."

Man the Scholastic Dear Canada/I Am Canada books are a lot more violent/realistic than the American equivalent. There's a Dear Canada book set during the Halifax Explosion that was descriptive with the violence as well.

Re: ITT: What are you reading

[(Anonymous)]

ew

damnnn canada

Re: ITT: What are you reading

[(Anonymous)]

I'm too lazy to quote it again but damn, book! It was quite violent, all things considered. Descriptions of corpses, of someone's head disappearing in a red haze from some type of artillery and the body standing still while blood gushed down, etc.