Drink Beer
Drink Beer by TrueInTheory September 28, 2018
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Drink Beer, the holiday
An unofficial holiday originally conceived March of 2005. The holiday occurs on the 4th Saturday of every June.
The main purpose of the holiday is to honor beer in all its forms by consuming it throughout the course of the day. The secondary purpose of the holiday is to give chronic binge drinkers one more day on which they can justify over indulgence.
Note that in order to properly represent the holiday in print, appropriate capitalization and comma usage must be maintained.
The main purpose of the holiday is to honor beer in all its forms by consuming it throughout the course of the day. The secondary purpose of the holiday is to give chronic binge drinkers one more day on which they can justify over indulgence.
Note that in order to properly represent the holiday in print, appropriate capitalization and comma usage must be maintained.
Dave: Hey, what are you doing tomorrow, the 4th Saturday of this month of June?
Steve: Drinking some beers to celebrate Drink Beer, the holiday.
Steve: Drinking some beers to celebrate Drink Beer, the holiday.
Drink Beer, the holiday by Dave June 17, 2006
play drink beer
a game in which there is only one rule: you must consume alchohol.(play drink beer)Also, abbreviated by many underaged teens as playing DB.
play drink beer by peg leg pete October 24, 2007
National drink a beer for Gabe day
National drink a beer for Gabe day by Banone April 16, 2020
Beer Drink 2007
A holiday celebrated by highschool students on the Western Coast of Canada. Beginning on Semester break and ending when school commences again. The Holiday consists of a contunual nine day binge celebrated in many communities, and the participants are strictly confined to drinking beer only. Next year will be Beer Drink 2008
Beer Drink 2007 by ACE7732 January 28, 2007
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Drink root-beer day by Loveygirl06 December 15, 2019
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