Nothing sets the mood for a St. Patrick's Day party like green beer. All the Irish pubs have it but where do they get it? At first we thought it was made by Leprechauns, then figured out they most likely make it themselves and we want to teach you how to make it too.
That's a whole lotta "B's"-Beer Bottle Belt Buckle Brilliance! But, I'm thinkin' this discovery just cleaned up at least 75% of my Christmas list. Heck, I can even get one for the baby so she can keep her bottle handy!
Alcohol is known to be a social lubricant. But many people also use booze to help them recover from too much action and interaction.
While the summer months are supposed to fun and a much needed break from the previous school year, a new survey finds that many teens are using their summer vacation to try drugs and alcohol.
A tipsy pop is in hot water after reportedly allowing his 10-year-old son to act as his designated driver. (Yes, you read that right.) Even worse, we’ve seen this sort of thing before.
Listen, I gave up trying to understand why men feel the need to do some of the things they do long ago, and topping that list is their need to set things on fire. A fart, shots, piles of dynamite… video after video of men with flaming what-have-yous gone awry are as ubiquitous online as kittens acting cute or kids lip-syncing to their favorite pop hit
With New Year’s Eve vastly approaching, many are planning a night of revelry — one that usually includes alcohol. But have you figured out how you’ll get home?
Hangovers have long been the price of a night of overindulgence — and come January 1, you may be feeling the effects of one yourself. So how can you make it a little less painful?
Police in Conewango, New York tried to pull 17-year old Lewis D. Hostetler over on Monday, after they noticed he was operating his horse and buggy with a open container of beer in hand.
At which point the Amish teen showed a great deal of faith in his horse and led the police on a rare medium-speed horse and buggy chase.
Don't offer Toby Keith a Lite Beer...it seems he prefers something with a little more kick!
February 1, 2011 An alcohol-detection prototype that uses automatic sensors to instantly gauge a driver’s fitness to be on the road has the potential to save thousands of lives, but it might be as much as 10 years off before we see it in most cars.
