#matt and trey cocktails

[rockshrimp1989]

For Day 16 of @mattandtrey-advent, I'm sensing a Team America-themed cocktail...

🦅The Buck O'Five🦅

No acting skills required to sit back and enjoy this cocktail!😄

Ingredients:

- White Rum

- Sprite

- Blue Gatorade

- Gummy sharks

Garnish with a comedy & tragedy masks pick and a red, white, and blue candy belt🎭🇺🇲

[a-magical-evening]

My attempts at Red (on the) Rocks, Baby Blondie, and Night of Magic from the M&T cocktails 💖 I was... plastered after drinking these XD

I found some candy cigarettes in the cupboard and remembered Matt had a real one behind his ear at the Oscars, hence the last-minute addition to the candy floss fro 😉

[mattandtrey-advent]

✨ Matt & Trey Advent: Interest Check!

In Dec 2022, we ran @mattandtrey-advent, a calendar-based challenge with new Matt and/or Trey posts going live daily from 1–25 Dec. Posts were made by the fandom and consisted of anything from cocktail recipes to fancams, and gif sets to cosplay. Read more about the event and see what was posted last year here.

The purpose of this post is establishing interest in the event running again this year. If you’d participate—aka create something involving Matt and/or Trey—please vote yes in the below poll. If you’d like to see cool new M&T stuff on your dash in Dec but not create, choose the second option. (If you’re not interested at all, please ignore this post.) We’d appreciate a signal boosting reblog however you vote!

Please note: The poll is purely to establish interest; it doesn’t guarantee M&T Advent will run this year. It will go ahead should your mods have the free time/energy to run it, though we appreciate your interest all the same 💜

[presidential--suite]

Merry Christmas!! 💖🎄🥰

I’ve got both Matt and Trey represented today- two cocktails, so creative and pretty! My favorite memory 🎹 and my favorite color 💖

What a year!

Here’s what the pretty pink one looked like up close 💖💖 I’d say it’s magical indeed!! 😍

[dave2olkat]

What would brian boitano do if he were stuck in the gold pilot au?

also DVDA's cover fuckin rocks

He can do absolutely nothing, he's stuck under the Condesce's tender mercies. She has a rooster of brian boitanos to perform elaborate pirouttes on ice for her, you see, and she LIKES her human ice sports so he WILL perform. The collection of boitano clones just look at eachother one day and decide that drinking the coolaid is better than another second in this hellscape, so they do. In less than two hours a new batch of them is there to get on the ice while the Condesce watches and claps while enjoying Chardonnay and Little cocktail Shrimps.

Also not sure wdym with DVDA unless youre describing a normal night in the Strider-Vantas-Captor household, but if you mean the band or the creators of South Park they're there too. They have to keep making episodes of the paper cut out shows for the Condesce or she will murder their ressurrected ectobiological families, the Matt and Trey clones have never felt so hopeless. Yay capitalism :D

[bestmovies0]

5 Famous Movies Rescued by the Last Person You’d Expect

Celebrities — they provide us with recreation, and in return, we fill the unfillable pits in their nerves with attention and adoration. Sometimes they even entertain us without recognise it — and we’re not talking about whenever Gary Busey starts talking about magical trees or whatever. In reality, weirdly random celebs are responsible for inadvertently varying pop culture eternally with sudden explodes of benevolent entitlement. For example …

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George Clooney’s VHS Pirating Helped Get South Park Made

South Park is like it’s been around eternally, and not only because it looks like it’s described by early hunter-gatherers. But once upon a time, the show was nothing but the faintest of minds dreamed up by two lovable a-holes — and it would have stayed that route if they had not saw a stalwart champ in the nipplest of Batmen.

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While today, most cartoons are developed through the process of shipping Seth MacFarlane’s cocktail napkin scrabbles to South Korea, South Park began in 1992, when Trey Parker and Matt Stone were in college and constructed the bumpy animated short The Spirit Of Christmas , in which Jesus fights Frosty the Snowman in front of some( now-familiar) children. The pair demonstrated the video to a pal who worked at Fox, who then “asked if the short could be made into an animated Christmas card” — not the greatest of starts.

Comedy Central Productions Which is saying something for a prove whose pilot was “Cartman Gets An Anal Probe.”

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Rebuffed, Parker and Stone let go of their dreamings of turning their short into a reveal. Meanwhile, it was attracting a bit of a cult following. But since the internet has as yet scarcely moved beyond being a glisten in Al Gore’s eye, the only style people could share obscure geekery with each other was to make VHS facsimiles and physically pass them around like the girl from The Ring was about to crawl out. The Spirit Of Christmas got passed around so much that Parker and Stone once went to a party where the tape was show and the host refused to believe they were the ones who built it. But to everybody’s surprise, South Park ‘s biggest fan wasn’t some random nerd complaining on ICQ about plot incompatibilities on the Tv reveal Sliders , but Hollywood’s hottest up-and-coming handsome man, George Clooney.

NBC No one human should be entrusted to wield that much mullet.

Rumor has it that the future husband of Amal Alamuddin copied the videotape 300 days , circulating it through Hollywood the style most performers circulate headshots and/ or venereal disease. Because of this, the videotape became so well-known in elite Hollywood circles that people actually began impersonating Parker and Stone to get sessions. Eventually, the real Stone and Parker were able to use their underground success to land a Tv bargain, and the rest is history. The pair thanked Clooney by making him a guest starring role as Stan’s gay dog.

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Comedy Central Productions Which, to be fair, was still more dignified than how most celebrities are treated on South Park .

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Star Wars Got Made Thanks To Grace Kelly Being All Like “Ehhh”

It’s kind of a miracle that Star Wars ever got induced. Imagine having to sell the idea of an epic space fiction with zen laser wizards and Bigfoot machinists to a room of ‘7 0s suits — and this was the version where Luke punches Princess Leia in the face. In reality, Lucas was chased out of plenty of studio agencies before eventually being picked up by 20 th Century Fox, where the histories of Luke Skywalker and Princess Leia was rescued by a real-life princess: Grace Kelly.

Hans Peters/ Anefo “Into the garbage chute, flyboy.”

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There are obviously a lot of people to thank for the greatness of Star Wars , from Lucas to artist Ralph McQuarrie to Sir Alec Guinness for somehow stifling a “What the inferno am I doing up there? ” look while the camera was rolling. But it was Grace Kelly who managed to push Fox to spend millions on the movie equivalent of watching a manchild playing with action figures in his mom’s shag-carpeted basement. Kelly, the former Hollywood star who had become Her Most Well-Lit Majesty Princess Grace of Monaco, joined the 20 th Century Fox board of directors in 1975. This, according to biographers, allowed her to “get away from her oppressive husband and back to Hollywood as often as possible.” Nonetheless, the crushing royal atmosphere she had married into “ve been given” her one new skill she used to change cinema forever: biding quiet.

Lucasfilm Pre- Game Of Thrones Hollywood had no notion how crappy royal life could be.

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With the board of directors “bitterly divided” over Star Wars , according to Alan Ladd Jr ., who greenlit the movie, Kelly truly didn’t devote a turd. As the board was in a stalemate, it was basically up to her to shut down funding. However, the princess was “fairly quiet about the whole thing.” As humankinds had a propensity to do back then, they considered her stillnes permission, and this would “tilt the scales” toward funding the divisive movie. But her tacit fearlessnes was not left unrewarded. Out of gratitude for not killing the project in order to act like a big shot, Princess Grace was given the first-ever Star Wars figures to take back to Monaco.

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Everybody Hated Night Of The Living Dead ( Until Andy Warhol Didn’t ) div>

The original 1968 Night Of The Living Dead was a milestone. It featured shocking violence and a black protagonist, and it singlehandedly made the rules for the modern movie zombie( mainly because they didn’t have the FX budget for alien cannibals ). But like any other classic, it took a while for regular folk to figure out how great George A. Romero’s work was. So it builds sense that at first, the movie’s only champion was the era’s most far-out dude.

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As seen in the documentary Birth Of The Living Dead , George Romero’s zombie classic was originally panned. The New York Times made it a mere three-sentence evaluation, stating that it was like “nonprofessional actors … besieged in a farm mansion by some other nonprofessional actors.”

The New York Times But they likewise didn’t like 2001: A Space Odyssey , so who’s going to listen to this “New York Times, ” anyway.

Variety even questioned the morals and unity of the filmmakers, which no one should do with any cinema that doesn’t star Kirk Cameron.

First Run Features “We can confidently say this will never become a pop culture phenomenon, as surely as print media will thrive forever.”

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A big part of Night Of The Living Dead ‘s failure was that movie theaters didn’t know how to properly present the movie. At the time, most horror movies were goofy and shlocky affairs, so the latter are predominantly screened at grindhouses or … children’s matinees. Entailing that children used to more clean fright depicts get this jostle in their impressionable eyeballs one Sunday afternoon

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Continental Distributing Pfft, they watched Wile E. Coyote get route worse than that.

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Oddly, having to watch a movie surrounded by screaming children might affect reviewers’ beliefs. Roger Ebert too crapped all over the movie because he saw it at a matinee full of traumatized children who “left the theater with tears in their eyes.” Thankfully, the movie was eventually seen in a whole new daylight, thanks in part to pop artist Andy Warhol.

Jack Mitchell “What? You thought I merely did soup cans? “

Warhol’s brand-new, super-hip magazine Interview reviewed the movie, and dedicated it an entirely new context: an art film.

First Run Features He may have also been simply making a statement of fact.

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This was followed by positive evaluations in Europe, and eventually a screening at the Museum of Modern Art. According to Romero, everyone hop-skip on the “bandwagon” after that. Even Ebert reversed his opinion, changing his review to 3 1/2 stars after the screams of children subsided.

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Buffy The Vampire Slayer Probably Wouldn’t Exist Without Dolly Parton

Buffy The Vampire Slayer , the greatest TV display of all time( once you omit any misguided magic beer-themed episodes ), began as a movie starring Kristy Swanson. The movie is fun, but not exactly perfect. Thankfully, someone assured the notion had a lot of room for improvement, and such person or persons was country vocalist/ savvy TV entrepreneur Dolly Parton

20 th Century Fox “I kinda wish y’all had more stabbin’, you know? “

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A few years after the movie had been released, Buffy was rebirthed as a TV series, albeit with a different cast and other smart changes, which included abandoning Buffy’s superpowered ability to sense encroaching immorality with menstrual cramps. Which is strange, because typically they are construct TV indicates out of successful movies. That’s why we got proves like M* A* S* H and Fargo , and not, say, Gigli: The Animated Series . But Buffy wasn’t super-well received and didn’t make a lot of money. So how did a mediocre teen vampire slapstick get was transformed into one of the most beloved TV series of all time? Because a Hollywood power player really liked sassy blondes.

Famously, Buffy screenwriter Joss Whedon wasn’t happy with the movie, even walking off the determined because Donald Sutherland was “a prick, “ but he knew there was an amazing story buried underneath all of the dust. Nonetheless, after the movie performed poorly, the hopes of a Buffy indicate were scrapped. Yet there was one other person that belief Buffy would succeed as a TV prove. An executive at Sandollar, a production house which co-produced the movie, convinced the company to spend money acquiring the television rights. And when we say Sandollar’s money, we mean Dolly Parton’s money.

RCA Records Exhibit A: an American hero

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A few years before Buffy make production, Parton co-founded Sandollar with her administrator in order to get in on the money side of her acting job. When Clueless became a massive hitting, the wave of awesomely snappy blondes was something Parton’s company knew exactly how to ride. And that’s when its CEO recollected they already had the rights to a property that was pretty much Clueless , but with the unholy dead feasting on the blood of the innocent, and likewise the occasional magic ventriloquist dummy.

20 th Television If it’s good enough for Goosebumps , it’s good enough for you, Whedon.

Due to Whedon’s original contract, Sandollar was obliged to offer him first crack at writing the pilot, which he eagerly accepted. And the rest is history. So don’t be borne in mind that Whedon owes his entire job to the same person who wrote the world’s greatest ballad about crashing a wedding and hurling stones at the bride because she stole your boy.

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If It Wasn’t For Chevy Chase Being A Dingus, Home Alone Would Have Been Way Different

Home Alone might be the perfect Christmas movie. It has something for everyone, from Culkinesque antics for the kids to the sadistic torturing of two petty felons for your weird law-and-order uncle. And Home Alone virtually turned out to be a completely different cinema, but it was saved by a army as inevitable and inexorable as the ebb and flow of the tides: Chevy Chase being a grade-A malcontent.

Sony Pictures Television Known to young people as Dan Harmons Angry Dad.

In the ‘8 0s, a young Chris Columbus, screenwriter of Gremlins and The Goonies , was given a big break by legendary administrator John Hughes, who offered him the gig to direct National Lampoon’s Christmas Vacation . For Columbus, it was a dreaming come true … until he fulfilled his leading man, Chase. They immediately got off on the wrong foot, with Chase assuming Columbus was his assistant at first and scarcely changing that attitude after used to identify he wasn’t. And it only got worse from there.

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According to Columbus, Chase treated him “like dirt.” After three “humiliating” meetings, he’d had enough and discontinue the movie. In a testament to Hughes’ generosity( or at least his innate understanding of how unlikable Chase is ), he didn’t blamed the young filmmaker, and as a lane to patch things up, asked him to direct his other Christmas comedy, Home Alone .

Columbus had some unique suggestions on how to make this family movie. Thankfully, they were what became Home Alone into the classic it is today. For instance, Columbus came up with the creepy, intimidating boy who turns out to be kind and heartwarming — which is one way to process your thoughts about Chevy Chase, we guess.

20 th Century Fox Alternatively, he may have been theorizing that Chase was serial killer.

And it was Columbus who hired cinematographer Julio Macat, because of his study on an iconic McDonald’s Christmas commercial. As seen in Macat’s notes, the pair shaped the movie as we know it, constructing the world look big and bright, like we’re seeming through Kevin’s eyes …

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20 th Century Fox “Can we also include a furnace scene that will even make adults the sneaks? “

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… or to attain the McCallister house a physical personification of Christmas, full of maroons, greens, and amber …

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20 th Century Fox The colours also helped to mask all the bloodstains.

… or to stimulate the violence “bold … like a cartoon, ” dedicating the wanton brutality a zany Looney Tunes seem

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[dusudaunord]

Things to do in Montréal April 14 to 20

Montréal celebrates the return of spring with Easter brunches, Cirque du Soleil’s newest show, musical swings and butterflies, NHL playoffs and pro soccer, martial arts merged with dance, and live music by the Dixie Chicks, Jackson Brown, PJ Harvey and more.

Easter weekend activities

Montréal makes the most of the Easter long weekend, from staying active to religiously reflecting, whether you’re here with friends, family or that special someone – see our guide to Easter weekend 2017 for some ideas. Swing like you’re a kid again – and make music at the same time! – at 21 Swings outside Place des Arts in the Quartier des Spectacles, part of this year’s Digital Spring art-meets-tech explorations. Observe butterflies up close and in the hundreds at the Botanical Garden greenhouse’s Butterflies Go Free event, part of the Montréal Space for Life‘s manyactivities. The NHL playoffs have hockey fans at the edge of their seats: the Montréal Canadiens face off against the New York Rangers at the Bell Centre on April 14. For soccer fans: Minor League Soccer team Montréal Impact plays Atlanta United FC in the season home opener on April 15 at Saputo Stadium. Take a walk off the beaten path to discover welcoming and wonderful quirky spots in Montréal, from urban caves to arcade bars to Montréal’s best karaoke bars. And have fun for free with free things to do this Spring in Montréal.

Food and drink

Weekend brunch is an Easter must, but weekday brunch was truly made for leisurely vacationing: satisfy your mid-morning (or early afternoon) cravings with some of Montréal’s best brunches, from Old Montréal excellence to quaint neighbourhood café creations and worldly delights to classics with a gourmet twist. Discover the city sights and eat well along the way on Montréal’s best food tours. Have some fun this week friends and Montréalers alike with our guide to restaurants, bars and parties for spring break in Montréal. Catch the yearly end of a Québécois tradition: cabane à sucre sugar shack season – fill up on tourtière, sugar pie, sausages, maple syrup candy and so much more. Add more sweetness to your day at the city’s best candy shops. Explore great places to eat in the HOMA neighbourhood or the menus of new Montréal restaurants. Relax with a cup of tea at Montréal’s tea houses, or try a signature cocktail at one of Montréal’s hidden bars. And plan your next visit around Montréal’s fabulous food festivals!

On stage

Tony-award winning musical-comedy The Book of Mormon, featuring music and lyrics by Trey Parker, Robert Lopez and Matt Stone, returns to Montréal April 18-23 at Place des Arts, while the wonders of Cirque du Soleil’s VOLTA thrill all ages starting April 20 under the big top in the Old Port of Montréal. Also in theatre: Centaur Theatre‘s Clybourne Park, a neighbourhood drama tracing racial tensions in Chicago, and family comedy-drama The Shadow Box at Mainline Theatre. As part of Montréal’s winter-spring dance program: Danse Danse presents the hybrid dance, martial arts and theatre of Shay Kuebler Radical System Art, April 18-22 at Place des Arts;  dancer-choreographer Isabelle Van Grimde questions identity, the perception of the body and its evolution at Agora de la Danse April 19-21; Brazil-born, Amsterdam-based Fernando Belfiore premiers Agglomérat at the MAI April 14-15; and contempoarary-hybrid performance ensemble WIVES collective presents WIVES, ASSEMBLÉE at Studio 303 April 15-16.

On screen

Film festival Vues d’Afrique screens African and Créole films and hosts social events April 14-23 at the Cinémathèque québécoise – while there, also see portraits of 20 Québécois directors in 10 + 10 Visages du cinéma québécois. Virtual reality work by Felix & Paul Studios stuns at the Phi Centre‘s Virtual Reality Garden – the Phi Centre also screens dance documentary Rain on April 19 and Ken Loach’s newest film I, Daniel Blake on April 20. Immerse yourself in the high-tech visuals and live piano performance by Roman Zavada in Résonances Boréales, plus the global Music Legacy Project, April 11-29, in the Satosphere dome. Learn more about Montréal history in documentary The Last Breath: at the Heart of the Hotel-Dieu de Montreal, a hospital as old as the city and soon to be out of commission, and peek into one of the world’s foremost private gardens, Frank Cabot’s 20-acre English garden Les Quatre Vents, in doc The Gardener, both playing at Cinéma du Parc.

Museums and galleries

Experience one of the city’s most stunning churches in a whole new way: immersive high-tech light show Aura adds another level of beauty to Notre-Dame Basilica this year. Nearby, see the city in photographs at Le Centre d’histoire de Montréal’s Ça c’est Montréal. Later, walk through Old Montréal at night to see Québéc history unfold in the beautifully bright tableaux projections of Cité Memoire. Witness mastery of colour and light in CHAGALL: COLOUR AND MUSIC at the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts, featuring not only 340 pieces by the Russian-French artist but musical accompaniment. Also at the museum, the exhibition Mnemosyne constrasts works by contemporary Quebec and Canadian artists with Old Master paintings. The ’60s make a comeback at the McCord Museum‘s Fashioning Expo 67, featuring colourful outfits and products created by Québec designers for Expo 67. The Musée d’art contemporain shows work by foremost Mexican artist Teresa Margolles, as well as Québec artist Emanuel Licha’s Now Have a Look at This Machine documentary installation. And questions of human bodies, digital creation and perceived reality come up in the computer-generated multi-channel video work of Berlin-based British artist Ed Atkins‘s exhibition Modern Piano Music at DHC-ART, opening April 20.

Live music

On Friday night, PJ Harvey plays the first of two nights at Metropolis, while L.A. hardcore punk band The Bronx rolls into Foufounes Electriques, synth-pop team Co/ntry host a fun-times album launch show at Théâtre Fairmount, Texan indie-electronic group The Octopus Project comes to Bar Le Ritz P.D.B., and electro artist Jacques Greene brings the beats to Newspeak. See big-stage hommage to the Fab Four Orchestra! With the Beatles Story Band, featuring 16 musicians and a whole lot of energy, April 14-15 at Place des Arts’ Maison symphonique. On Saturday, sing along to your favourites with singer-songwriter Jackson Browne at Place des Arts or with the ever-fab Dixie Chicks at the Bell Centre. Or dance for hours with Mustard Factory with A Boogie Wit Da Hoodie and 4B at New City Gas. If shouting along to punk rock hits in the vein of Lagwagon, Bad Religion and Face to Face is more your style, make your way to Club Soda on Sunday for punk super group Me First and the Gimme Gimmes. Monday night brings the classic British indie rock of The Wedding Present to Bar Le Ritz P.D.B. Simon Leclerc conducts the Orchestre symphonique de Montréal’s OSM Pop concert featuring Québécois singers Bïa, Bruno Pelletier, Paul Piché, Marc Hervieux, Catherine Major and more, April 18-20 at Place des Arts. Bask in the noise of Wolf Eyes and Drainolith on Tuesday at Casa del Popolo or in the chill vibes of R&B soul singer Allan Rayman with opener Mariachi Figueroa on Wednesday at La Sala Rossa. And if you’re looking for a musical experience en français, go to Damien Robitaille‘s show on April 20 at Club Soda.

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[rockshrimp1989]

Behold a drink that won't cost you infinity dollars!🎀🏰 I made @behind-the-blow's Saving Cocktail Bonita, and it's delicious!!🤩 I still have a ton of the palm tree cocktail umbrellas and blue-and-white carnival straws left over from past cocktails to utilize, so why not add them to represent the waterfall and the palm trees, respectively!😄 (email invite not required to enjoy👍)

[rockshrimp1989]

I finally made @behind-the-blow's Dialysis Mary, and I can assure you it won't make you feel like a bitchy old grandma!😄🦃 As someone who added a just a little extra pepper to it as the result of a happy little accident, it certainly made me feel young and full of energy like a hot girl! (literally and figuratively!😄) And good thing I had the 12-piece needle pens from my genderbent!Post Covid Kyle cosplay, because it certainly came in handy here!👏

I also realized I own a heathered blue tee silimiar to what Matt wears in the video, so I HAD to take the opportunity to wear it for this shoot/moment!😁

[rockshrimp1989]

The Dude cocktail is quite the Psyche Out! (In the best way possible😁) I gave it all I got (Capt'in!)!🤩⚾️

@mattandtrey-advent

[rockshrimp1989]

Got inspired by @behind-the-blow 's amazing Mysterion cocktail and wanted to create a SP character-based one as well...this time for our elven king, Kyle!👑🍃

The High Elf Mimosa

Ingredients:

- Strawberry lemonade

- Prosecco

Garnish with rosemary and a chocolate Twizzlers crown for the branches.

Enjoy, and may the "spirit" of the forest be your guide!😁🌲✨️

Robe made by me.

Branch crown made by Groovers Trunk on Etsy.

[rockshrimp1989]

Behold, the Cannibal! The Musical-inspired boozy ice drinky-poo😁

Blood on the Snow

Once the ice has been crushed and shaved, mix together:

- Strawberry puree

- 30ml vodka

- A squirt of organic light agave for that Alferd Packer sweetness

Pour the mix onto the ice and enjoy! 🤩

Let's garnish it with a snowman!☃️

Pairs great with fudge, Packer🍫

@mattandtrey-advent

[rockshrimp1989]

I attempted @behind-the-blow 's Tom Hung cocktail, an MAY-UN! it kicks ass more than unicorns!🤩🦄

Also, I'm getting such Alamo Drafthouse-y vibes from that first photo! 😄

@mattandtrey-advent

[rockshrimp1989]

The Mission Margarita

- Margarita lime mix, or tequila with lime juice

- Blood orange juice

- Salt...TLAY KA SITI! on the rim

Garnish it with a maple glazed donut and a bedazzled pink straw for when you need to turn off those strange and sad feelings!💡📴

Enjoy!😁

(And if you're Mormon, you may choose to make it non-alcoholic!😉)

@mattandtrey-advent

[rockshrimp1989]

It's just such a magical drink!🤩🎀

I made the Night of Magic cocktail and am super stoked to show you all!!🤩🙌 I even added a couple of my own touches to it, such as Matt's sunglasses that I made out of licorice Twizzlers and bedazzled the glass stem with rhinestone stick-ons, based off of Matt's bracelet!

I was also inspired by @presidential--suite to get my framed photo of the dresses next to the cocktail to set the mood, as well as using the Borrasca rose champagne!😁

@mattandtrey-advent

[rockshrimp1989]

🎶"It's the final cocktaiiiiiil!"🎶 (for now at least until more recipes come to fruition😄) What better way to start the first week of 2023 than with the Red (on the) Rocks Matt and Trey cocktail?? It's like a concert in my mouth!🤩🎙🤠🧢

And of course this cocktail wouldn't be complete without wearing the iconic tracksuit whilst drinking this masterpiece!😄

@mattandtrey-advent