Thailand has some great foods for sale. In particular I like the Shrimp flavored Lays Potato Chips.
I was in the store today and saw these enticing and tasty cold beverages, best served steaming hot.
You know what just hit me now as I look at the name? Hang. Hang means “dry” in Thai. This makes it not all that enticing at all. Dry foreplay and dry virgin? Hmm.
But, what is “Original”? Is that like missionary position?
Or are they telling me to be original – like upside down, hanging from a rack like bats sex?
Not sure. Funny stuff though.
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I believe that the word ‘Hang’ here, the name of this drink, comes from the word ‘Hangover’!
There are two more ‘Hang’ drinks in the store fridges, they are called Hang the Experienced and Hang the Raunchy.
Great blog.
I believe that the word ‘Hang’ here, the name of this drink, comes from the word ‘Hangover’!
There are two more ‘Hang’ drinks in the store fridges, they are called Hang the Experienced and Hang the Raunchy.
Great blog.
HA! I never even thought of that… Those are GREAT NAMES. The “Raunchy”! That’s the best one. I almost want to try them just to see what they’re all about. Thanks for letting me know about the other two… Vern
Well, to answer your question, the latter seems a lot more fun. Raunchier, no pun intended.