Reality Check by Dave Whamond for August 27, 2023

Italian ↓ soda ↓

Hey, if I’m hanging around in bars with a bunch of drunks, where’s the pink elephant?

You can find me on the beach.

Or mix and match… Frank ‘n’ Scotch, Ginger Stein, Hop Ale.

When to much alcohol has coors and effect.

Car Toon

Ralph looks cool being pink.

I’m glad not seeing an illustration of a Fuzzy Navel this early in the morning.

Groot – beer

Scotch – Tape

Beer – Goggles

Never trust the”White Russian.”

Do not show Bloody Mary.

I’ll take the scotch neat, no hop please.

The restaurant that I worked in years ago had a Frank ’n stein special for Halloween. A hot dog and a beer for 99¢.

That was many years ago.

OMG, too funny!

Watch out, though, for Harvey Wallbanger and that Fuzzy Navel!

Not quite ready for another drinking name game …!

( but can’t remember why )

Welcome to the Gin Joint.

BUNNY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Hiya Happyx3!!!!!!! :)

Personally, I’d rather have a Slippery Nipple.

Brilliant! Abslolutely clever and great art, I love it…

Vladimir Gimlet, Rusty Nail.

Love Ralph as the pink squirrel. ❤️

The name’s Collins. Tom Collins.

BUNNY!

Pink Squirrel Cocktail Recipe from The Spruce Eats

The pink squirrel is a creamy pink cocktail with a tempting flavor of almond and chocolate. It is fun, it is cute, but it is not as popular as it once was.It is said that the pink squirrel was created in the early 1940s at a cocktail lounge in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Some liken it to an adult milkshake; in parts of the Upper Midwest, it’s made with vanilla ice cream. The sweet taste and pink color made it a very popular cocktail for a few decades. However, as we progressed past the ’70s, it lost a lot of its creamy charm.

Ingredients

3/4 ounce crème de noyaux liqueur

3/4 ounce white crème de cacao liqueur

1 1/2 ounces heavy cream

freshly grated nutmeg, for garnish