Posted 2 years ago
tikiray
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Here is that giant beer we talked about last night. LOL My dog is disappointed that there are pennies in there instead of beer.
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Posted 2 years ago
tikiray
(93 items)
Here is that giant beer we talked about last night. LOL My dog is disappointed that there are pennies in there instead of beer.
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Love ur dog!!! <3. what is he, a boxer? I'm no dog expert.
Yep, he is a Boxer. His name is Ripley.... he's the best dog ever! My profile pic is his son Ralphie.... he is a mischievous clown!
lol nice. They made even bigger ones too they almost look like a jug, like the other one.
This one is almost 15 inches tall, it's taller than the other bottle I posted. No way I could have consumed all that and lived to tell about it. lol
it is called a pitcher bottle, budweiser made a bunch of different ones for special events and some pro teams. they go for about 25 to 35 dollars.