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•• The Dirt: Confessions Of The World's Most Notorious Rock Band
•• The Bartender's Bible
•• The Hangover Handbook
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•• Why Do I Vomit?
•• Field Guide To Stains: How To Identify And Remove Virtually Every Stain Known To Man
•• The Booze Hound's Companion

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I Can't Beer It Any More: Odes To Absent Alcohol

There once was a drunk chick named Heather;
To booze she was inexorably tethered.
Then, one fateful day,
Work got in the way,
And now she barely remembers what alcohol even tastes like, which is tragic.

• • • • • • •

Head spinning. Hands shake.
Stomach turns and churns and screams.
I miss hangovers.

• • • • • • •

Twinkle, twinkle, sweet Duvel,
How I miss your luscious smell.
Rich of color and a taste so fine.
Duvel, Belgian ale, you’re so divine.
You foamed wildly in my glass
When we saw that Aussie had a hot ass.
Do you miss me? Even a bit?
I promise you I haven't quit.

• • • • • • •

The intemperate whip of a turgid belly was once tamed only by its gentle caress, a coddling cradle rocking a fickle body into safe submission. Lo! He is gone. Thou art my master; me, thy lowly thirsty wench. Lo, sir, return me to thy comfortable slavery! Whither, sweet friend? WHITHER? ... No, seriously, Alcohol Tolerance, where the fuck are you? Don’t make me cut you.

• • • • • • •

Yesterday a beer
Looked at me and blinked, confused.
"Who are you?" it asked.

Me: "O loyal booze,
Why have I forsaken you?
All for a paycheck."

Miller said nothing.
Silent, quiet, dastardly.
It’s planning something.

Then, as if on cue,
The fridge door pinched my finger.
Dirty, mean revenge.

I learned my lesson:
Hell hath no fury like a
Champagne of Beers scorned.

My paradox is
I need to drink to forget
That I stopped drinking.

-- Heather


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