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Lords of the Drinks / July 17, 2013
David Day.

David Day.

,,If God had intended us to drink beer, he would have given us stomachs.”
Canadian writer David Day

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July 17, 2013 in Quotes and Sayings. Tags: canada, david day, quote, writer

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