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Whiskey and Coke 

The sissy way of drinking whiskey, makes for an awfully sweet mixture that doesn't really taste like Coke, but also not like whiskey. A waste of a good drink and a good soda. And in some bars, if you order a whiskey, waiters won't even ask and bring you just that. Particularly in gay bars.
"Yo, I just ordered a bottle of Jack Daniel's whiskey for us!" - "Great, I love you, man!" - Bottle arrives - "Wait a second, what the fuck is that supposed to be?!?" - "Did he actually mess it up with Coke!?!" - "LET'S VANDALIZE THIS PLACE!"(Conversation between two gentlemen who both hate whiskey and Coke)
Whiskey and Coke by ralphMC September 29, 2011

Whiskey and Coke Costume 

A costume choice made popular by the swinging community in the late 90’s. The couple who arrives wearing this is meant to indicate to other swinging couples that their preference in the bedroom is anal sex. The person who wears the whiskey outfit is said to prefer to receive, where the cola wearer prefers to give. There are several variations of this costume since the 90’s, including Jack & Coke, Jack & Ginger, Whiskey & Cola.
“Oh my! Can you believe Mark and Karen showed up in a Whiskey and Coke Costume? Do you think they know what it means?”
“Oh, I bet Mark knows what it means!”
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