Seriously Ray, your birthday is 10-07? Let me guess, will you be 49?

Yes Bella 10/7 is the day I was born! LOL Ahh to be 49 again and know what I know now! I wish! 59 is the magic number this year

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I heard she got some tatts on the bottom of her feet. OUCH!

Sadly that worked wonder for Britney.

1 Tequilla... you had no form of measurement, so I guess I'm dumb for assuming that a single human consuming 3 bottles of Sierra Silver in eight hours isn't even conceivable, unless you're talking mini bar bottles. All the times I have ever ordered a Tequilla, it came in one-shot increments, which is pretty much a standard form of measurement throughout the alcohol world unless other wise stated. However, you can get a double bottle Whistler. They just tip your head back and pour two bottles simultaneously until you cannot keep up and then shake your head vigorously, but I have only come across that in Mexico.

I personally am not a master connoisseur of Tequila. In my hay day's I would spend approximately $120 a night at $3.25 a drink. From 1700 to 0330. The stupidest time was in Okinawa. A buddy and I drank from 1600 to 1100 the next morning. We drank 192 all night. I had to carry my buddy back to the barracks. I felt fine when I hit the rack. My buddy woke me about 1900 and asked if the room was spinning. I simply said, "yep." We stumbled and got some food and Gatorade. I keep the drinking well within moderation these days. I'm just lucky I survived that.

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