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== Notes ==
== Notes ==
<center>Tiny Bottles of Liquor Drinks:</center>
<center>Tiny Bottles of Liquor Drinks:</center>
<center>[[Tiny bottle of rum]] <b>/</b> [[Tiny bottle of vodka]] <b>/</b> [[Tiny bottle of tequila]] <b>/</b> [[Tiny bottle of bourbon]] <b>/</b> [[Tiny bottle of scotch]] <b>/</b> [[Tiny bottle of gin]]</center>
<center>[[Tiny bottle of bourbon]] <b>/</b> [[Tiny bottle of gin]] <b>/</b> [[Tiny bottle of rum]] <b>/</b> [[Tiny bottle of scotch]] <b>/</b> [[Tiny bottle of tequila]] <b>/</b> [[Tiny bottle of vodka]]</center>
== References ==
== References ==
*Refers to the common idiom, "hair of the dog that bit you". This is usually used to describe the act of drinking alcohol to lessen a hangover.
*The juniper berries from juniper bushes bit is a reference from Monty Pyton's "Life of Brian," where a misguided crowd follows Brian, whom they believe is the messiah, to the high mountains and proceed to complain about their hunger. Brian then tells them to eat juniper berries at which the crowd cheers that he has performed a miracle by making the bush "fruitful by his word."
*The juniper berries from juniper bushes bit is a reference from Monty Pyton's "Life of Brian," where a misguided crowd follows Brian, whom they believe is the messiah, to the high mountains and proceed to complain about their hunger. Brian then tells them to eat juniper berries at which the crowd cheers that he has performed a miracle by making the bush "fruitful by his word."