McSweeney's Internet Tendency: Reviews of New Food: "Remember when you were 5 and Bambi's mother gets shot offscreen? Right, well, for reasons best known only to themselves, Jamaicans have made a soda out of that, and Mexicans have taken it upon themselves to bottle it. The dominant ingredient in Goya's whimsically named 'Jamaican Ginger Beer' is neither ginger nor beer—it's capsicum. Sound familiar? It does if you read the bit between 'keep away from children' and 'keep away from face' on the side of a canister of pepper spray. No kidding, go check it out if you need to. How it can be legally called 'ginger beer' rather than 'keep-away-from-face beer' in a country that won't let toys shoot soft plastic missiles is beyond me, but you won't drink this stuff twice unless the agent interrogating you doesn't like your first answer."
Whenever 'A' attempts by law to impose his moral standards upon 'B', 'A' is most likely a scoundrel. -H.L. Mencken, writer, editor, and critic (1880-1956)
4.01.2005
McSweeney's: Reviews of New Food
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