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Purified
Purified by Jiggily titties December 6, 2017
Purified
A Canadian tradition from an instagram boy who purified people by pouring a massive shot of vodka all over their face when they ask for free vodka.
Origins of this tradition is from a night out at the club, here's the story:
Unknown person: "Can I give you $5.00 for 2-3 drinks from your big vodka bottle?"
Bottle owner: I'm giving you one purified shot and don't ever ask me again.
The poor little guy never came back for free purified shots.
Origins of this tradition is from a night out at the club, here's the story:
Unknown person: "Can I give you $5.00 for 2-3 drinks from your big vodka bottle?"
Bottle owner: I'm giving you one purified shot and don't ever ask me again.
The poor little guy never came back for free purified shots.
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