This is not unusual. In Australia at least, beer is supplied at the majority of wakes, so bringing your own is just being considerate because you don't want to drink all theirs.
That's were it crosses the ******* line dump that bitch. Also sorry about your mom man
chloem103 9
Sorry about your mom.
I guess she just doesn't consider it inappropriate, I can understand that kinda. Maybe she was trying to lighten the situation a little bit? (though that's not up to her)
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Stoodle 9
What the hell..
BillMurray_fml 12
Wow...sorry about your mom man.
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Tressa1982 18
Wow! What the ****!!! Totally insensitive unless you're mother was a raging alcoholic and had requested such a thing
vodkadance 8
This is not unusual. In Australia at least, beer is supplied at the majority of wakes, so bringing your own is just being considerate because you don't want to drink all theirs.
chosha_fml 27
A 12-pack might be a bit much, IF it was all for her, but a wake is meant to be a celebration, and it's not remotely unusual to drink at one.
muskrat82 2
That's a keeper
bgdkmcgee 10
Sounds like a keeper.
CountCoolness 12
A wake? You are aware that Irish wakes ( not saying this was one) consists of partying and getting hammered right? It's actually not uncommon at all
lessleemc 3
You know u r a red neck when....
djPanda 8
That's were it crosses the ******* line dump that bitch. Also sorry about your mom man
chloem103 9
Sorry about your mom. I guess she just doesn't consider it inappropriate, I can understand that kinda. Maybe she was trying to lighten the situation a little bit? (though that's not up to her)
Xotoolyxo 16
You'll need something to ease the pain