In case anyone was curious, the character is 酒, jiǔ in mandarin, meaning alcohol. Unsurprisingly.
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Or "sake" in Japanese.
In a general "booze" sense, apparently? With the more specific nihonshu (日本酒) being used specifically for Japanese rice wine.
How ironic that the specifically Japanese meaning uses the Chinese-based reading of 酒, while the general "booze" sense uses the Japanese-based one
Kick your brain in the balls
Talk about a bitch of a headache...
a bottle of beer bashing brains on the balls? beautiful.
Right in the pituitary