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Bout 7: Ruth Vs. Faulkner & Bout 8: Bogart Vs. Martin

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This installment completes the culling of the original herd of 16 super hoochers into a hard-drinking eight. Last month we witnessed Charles Bukowski’s psychological destruction...

Drunkard of the Issue #55: Mojo Nixon

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You lived in Denver in the early ‘80s. Did you do some drinking then? Oh, hell yeah. Those were the wild and woolly days. I...

Drunkard of the Issue July 05: Scott Wexton, The Voodoo Organist

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The Devil makes quite a few appearances in your music. Does the Devil drink? If he existed, I’m sure he would. Probably whiskey mixed with...

Liquored Up in LaLa Land

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 Ah, yes, the City of Angels. The city of high hopes and crushed dreams. The glitzy crucible where stars are forged, where Bukowski battled and...

Hooching Through the Holidays

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Ah, the holidays. Gregarious gatherings complete with cold turkey, warm champagne, inedible fruitcake and virgin egg nog. Relatives sporting reindeer sweaters and slurping Shirley Temples....
This River Runs Wild

This River Runs Wild

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Nothing goes together quite like alcohol and open water. Maybe it has something to do with the sense of weightlessness. When I was a kid,...

10 Best Things About Booze

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1. It shines a light in the darkness. “When I need a light inside me, I walk into a pub and drink 15 pints of...

Lush For Life

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If you’re a good boy and wait until you’re 21 to start boozing, and reach the life expectancy of an average American, you’re looking...

The Roommate Situation

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Cheap beer is akin to tap water. It's a free-for-all, but everyone should help pay the water bill. Good beer is different. Generally speaking, you...

Yes, Olga, There Is a Mr. Smirnoff

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Smirnoff is the best-selling vodka in the world.  It was the brand that launched the vodka industry in Europe and, most especially, in America. For...

The Qingdao Beer Festival Is Evil…

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Qingdao (pronounced Ching-dao), is located in the northeast Chinese province of Shandong. The city of three million is famous for three things: sailing, meat...

Drunkard of the Issue Feb 05: Ryan “Nito” Negley

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It’s always a party when Ryan tips a glass, because “Drinks Malone” never drinks alone. The usual? Crown and Seven or PBR. How much? I did the math....

The Lost Art of Staggering

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Staggering, I mean really staggering, is rapidly becoming a lost art. In fact, in this modern PC world, the only one who appreciates a good...

The Faded Glory of the Martini Lunch

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Winston Churchill, bolstered by gin martinis, outlasted the Luftwaffe. James Bond typically enjoyed a martini while on the clock, right before pummeling an extra into...
Adventures with Alcohol

Modern Drunkard Survival Guide

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HOW TO SURVIVE AN A.A. MEETING 1.) Do not make eye contact. If you do, make sure your eyes do not flicker toward the flask...

The Politics Of Drinking and Driving

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PLACERVILLE, CA —Richard Moody isn’t in favor of driving drunk; he’s just opposed to hysteria. He organized a local effort to make it clear...

Columns and Regular Features

Modern Drunkard Video

Booze-Soaked Fiction

Tanked

Barkeepin’ College

Waiting for the Punch

Waiting for the Punch

Adventures with Alcohol

All the Pretty Pictures

How To Articles

Drunkards of the Issue

Inebriate Interviews

Clash of the Tightest

The Great Drunks

Historical Hooching

The Decadent Decade

Ladies Thirst, Part 2

Nectar of the Gods