Idiot Argentine journalist in epic Monkey Island "grog" fail
tags:YT: A sensationalist Argentine journalist shares his private investigation on Facebook groups were teenagers share alcoholic recipes. Apparently one of the members posted Monkey Island's grog as a joke, but the journalist alarms the viewers, convinced that it's a real drink.
I love that the government is meeting with nightclub owners to discuss it.
I love that the government is meeting with nightclub owners to discuss it.









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Or should I say, XD
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=stYQXgQb6vI
There's no way you can drink the grog without the pepperoni.
....on a totally unrelated note, I may or may not have bought the Secret of Monkey Island: Special Edition on steam recently.
Yeah, he is idiot because he hasn't been on internet for long enough to know what XD means. Arrogant bastards.
No, that doesn't make him an idiot, that just makes him a noob. He is, however, an idiot for declaring a half-speculation about an internet phenomenon on TV when a little research could have revealed his mistake and saved him quite a bit of professional ridicule.
>> ^fjules:
Yeah, he is idiot because he hasn't been on internet for long enough to know what XD means. Arrogant bastards.
No, that doesn't make him an idiot, that just makes him a noob. He is, however, an idiot for declaring a half-speculation about an internet phenomenon on TV when a little research could have revealed his mistake and saved him quite a bit of professional ridicule.
No, he's an idiot for assuming people are readily drinking a cocktail containing kerosene, sulfuric acid and axle grease.
No, he's an idiot for assuming people are readily drinking a cocktail containing kerosene, sulfuric acid and axle grease.
Well, to be honest, I was skeptical when I first heard that kids breathe air-conditioner gas to get high, that drugs are regularly mixed with rat poison or cow de-wormer and that some people like to strangle themselves while masturbating.
At the risk of being called old at the age of 26, I'll say that while in the '80s it was the most preposterous recipe for a drink conceivable, with kids these days, who knows