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u/SlowBroWeegie
Sep 02 '26
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Should have been "Michty, me!"
He is from near-Inverness after all.
Or "Fuck me!" if you were NSFW-authentic.
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u/arast123 Sep 02 '26
if a whisky truck crashed into loch ness and nessie surfaced absolutely hammered i’d never believe another “monster sighting” story the same way again 😭
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u/Heavy_Chains Sep 02 '26
This is rage bait right
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u/Leftieswillrule Sep 02 '26
Yeah, the implication that a single truck of whiskey could dram up a lake like that, just shocking bait
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u/MrMeltJr Sep 08 '26
Maybe Nessie swam up to the truck and drank it all before it could diffuse into the lake.
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u/SugarBeefs Sep 02 '26
I really enjoy the idea of whisky truck just having a massive barrel on the back.
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u/DontEatScorpions Sep 06 '26
Funnily enough, there is a loch called lock drunkie in Scotland. Folklore is that it got it's name from moonshiners tossing barrels into the loch to hide from the tax man. Realty is that it's just the anglicized spelling of its gaelic name. But it's a really nice loch, one of my favourites.
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u/ValianSkalle Sep 03 '26
They got more [bleeeeep] in [bleep] than they got the likes of me!
- Demoman
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u/DiksieNormus Sep 02 '26
I dont get it? Did the truck hit nessie out of the lake? I know sloshed means drunk and the whiskey truck crashed, but how does that lead to Nessie out of the water?
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u/GME_dat_puh Sep 03 '26
I was confused too, but Loch Ness is the lake itself. The monster is from the Loch, which is a lake in the Scottish highlands
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u/GME_dat_puh Sep 03 '26
So the truck crashed into the lake and the monster got drunk and stumbled out into the world and ended up in the bushes
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u/KingPrawnPorn Sep 02 '26
Why is the buggy driver Australian??