Pruno

In fact, in 1830, per capita liquor consumption was seven gallons per year, more than double what it is now.

And that doesn't even count wine, beer, hard cider, Zima, Pruno, By the way, some people like to have home breweries or whatever, but at our office, Stan's been making pruno under the couch.

The growing feeling among reformers that we should limit or even ban alcohol appealed to those Protestant ideas of restraint and perfecting the social order.

And that's also precisely why it was so controversial, especially among Catholic immigrants, who a came largely from Germany and Ireland, two nations not known for their opposition to strong drink, and b were Catholic.

And then, of

course, when she reports to prison, she's going to have to switch to Pruno, and that might be difficult.

Hey, I'm sure she's learning from the finest vineyards in Napa how to make toilet tank wine that can win awards.

in this case.

Well, I tried it while I was in there.

I tried a cup of Pruno.

Um, and it was so gross.

I didn't, I didn't mess with it anymore.

Not the way that you want to.

You might be able to drink some Pruno.

The sickness

is not going to heal because I'm taking the fall for it.