“‘Alcohol may intensify the results of this medication.’ Is this a warning or a suggestion?” was posted on Twitter by 馃帡 MOGGY 馃帡 (and others) on November 20, 2016. The joke is that some people might like to drink alcohol and also might like intensified medication.
Twitter
馃帡 MOGGY 馃帡
@DavidMoggy
“Alcohol may intensify the results of this medication.”
Is this a warning or a suggestion.
5:27 AM 路 Nov 20, 2016 from Kingsbury, England路Twitter for Android
Twitter
Conversionalist
@francismuoti
“Alcohol may intensify the results of this medication.”
Is this a warning or a suggestion?
5:52 AM 路 Nov 20, 2016路Twitter for Android
Twitter
rrvic
@rrvic
“Alcohol may intensify the results of this medication.” Is this a warning or a suggestion?
9:20 AM 路 Nov 20, 2016路Hootsuite
Twitter
Insensitive Drew
@InsensitiveDrew
When the bottle says, “Alcohol may intensify the results of this medication”........Is this a Warning or a Suggestion???
6:38 AM 路 Nov 21, 2018路Twitter for Android
Twitter
馃帡 MOGGY 馃帡
@DavidMoggy
“Alcohol may intensify the results of this medication”
Is this a warning or suggestion?
7:02 AM 路 Jan 10, 2019 from Kingsbury, England路Twitter for Android
Reddit—Jokes
Posted by u/VERBERD January 14, 2021
“Alcohol may intensify the results of this medication.”
Is this a warning or a suggestion ?
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Above, John J. Fitz Gerald, from the Aug. 15, 1931, Binghamton (NY) Press, pg. 14.
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