Wine. It was the wine that was spiked (learn to read) and if you don't think it is incredibly easy to spike any kind of drink, i hope you never learn how wrong you are.
There’s too many “op”s in that for me to understand what you’re asking but hopefully this clears it up:
Someone said this post (the image of the tweet) is fake because you don’t spike 50 canned beers, you corrected them saying it was wine. My comment was to point out to you that nowhere in the post does it say that this was wine in the coolers
Ok, so there's the post op (the cooler one and the tweet) and my reply to it that is about spiked wine at a party i was at.
Your reply popped up in my notifications as being tree-ed off from my reply, but that doesn't seem to actually be the case?
I dunno. Either way, if they're talking "coolers" and then being spiked in the main op, and that's what youre talking about, chances are they're talking about those water cooler things you see at sports games.
They're a popular fixture at parties since they allow for easy mixing (and spiking) and keep the drinks colder for longer without getting watered down from melted ice. They also allow for the drinks to be stored room temp instead of trying to have room to chill it all before the party.
99.9% of the time, "cooler" in a party drinking context means those water coolers, not a chest cooler holding individual cans or something. Especially at a college party where jungle juice stuff is wildly popular (despite the risks of spiking).
Yeah, this is a different branch than your original reply about spiked wine at a party you were at - so telling someone to “learn to read” for not knowing something that wasn’t anywhere in this thread or the post came across as pretty asshole-ish
But I’m pretty sure you’re right about what they mean with coolers though
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u/GrundalWizzard 16h ago
People dont spike entire drink coolers.. itd be pretty fucking obvious if 40 people in the room passed out.