Drunk History
Brands You Forgot Existed
Foods That Start With "D"
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This Founding Father once got so drunk he fell off a boat and had to be rescued — not exactly the behavior you'd expect from the guy who wrote one of the most historical documents in American history.

Who is THOMAS JEFFERSON?

100

Pretty much everyone had one of these to capture "the moment"... until smart phones came in and destroyed a whole industry.

What is KODAK?

100

This breakfast pastry is fried, frosted, and responsible for at least 40% of America’s morning happiness.

What is a DONUT?

200

In 1974, THIS president's daughter had a pet pony that wandered freely around the White House lawn, occasionally interrupting official events.

Who is GERALD FORD?

200

This MP3 player brand tried to compete with the iPod, and for about six months, every teenager swore it was “actually better.”

What is ZUNE?

200

This leafy herb is used in pickling, Scandinavian dishes, and anything that needs to taste 10% more like a summer garden.

What is DILL?

300

At the time the U.S. was created, alcohol was seen as healthy. In 1790, drinking-age Americans consumed THIS MUCH alcohol on average every year. (Hint: Multiple gallons)

What is 6 GALLONS?

300

This clothing brand dominated malls in the 2000s with graphic tees, cargo shorts, and cologne that smelled like a middle‑school dance.

What is ABERCROMBIE & FITCH?

300

This comfort‑food classic can be boiled, pan‑fried, steamed, or dropped into soup, and every culture on Earth seems to have its own version of it.

What is a DUMPLING?

400

This legendary singer was drafted into the Army in 1958, where he served as a regular soldier — even though the military offered him a cushy “entertainment” role. He said no and did basic training like everyone else.

Who is ELVIS PRESLEY?

400

This neon‑green soda from the 90s was marketed as an extreme, high‑caffeine citrus blast, and fans loved it so much that when it was discontinued, people hoarded cans like they were prepping for the apocalypse.

What is SURGE?

400

Tiny thimble-shaped pasta mainly used in soups.

What is DITALINI?

500

The First Troop Philadelphia City Cavalry threw a massive farewell party for George Washington, just a few days before delegates officially signed the U.S. Constitution. They ran up a bar tab of almost 90 pounds (Equivalent to more than $15,000 today)! Name that establishment.

What is CITY TAVERN?

500

This computer brand was famous for its cow‑print boxes and “easy setup,” and was the go‑to family PC before Dell absorbed it.

What is GATEWAY?

500

This tropical fruit has a spiky shell, a sweet interior, and a reputation for smelling like a crime scene — but people swear it tastes amazing.

What is a DURIAN?

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