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* In ''[[Atelier Annie]]'', nobody knows exactly what it is in Gillian's drinks, but know that the stench is so powerful it could fell a field of Punies from a mile away, so they (especially Annie and Pepe) don't go near the stuff. Gillian is oblivious to this sort of reaction, and guzzles her own concoctions like water.
* In the video game of ''[[Monty Python's The Meaning of Life]]'', one puzzle requires you to get [[Karl Marx]] hammered, with a combination of several potent liquors, topped off with ''[[Squick|spoiled chocolate milk]]''.
* ''[[Dragon Age|Dragon Age: Origins]]'' has a list of dangerously potent alcoholic drinks the PC can give to Oghren (or Wynne). The only drinks that ''don't'' count as gargle blasters are the watered-down ale, wine, and brandy. No matter what he drinks, Oghren just shrugs it off, he didn't even felt a thing in the
* ''[[Mass Effect 2]]'':
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▲* In ''[[Mass Effect 2]]'', the Dark Star bar on the Citadel serves the Commander "batarian ale". The bartender has never seen anyone drink it and remain standing. Shepard, of course, orders another one.
** Then there's "ryncol", the krogan drink of choice. Said drink is said to have the effect of paint thinner on non-krogan. Shepard is knocked out by it. Then again, Shepard [[Cyborg|isn't quite human]] [[Back from the Dead|anymore]].
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** A [[Dummied Out]] piece of dialogue mentions something called Quarian Thruster Fuel. There's no mention of the effects but given that it's allegedly distilled from raw antimatter we can hazard a guess.
* In ''[[Nelly Cootalot]]'', the Barnacle Bar offers several drink with questionable names. Things like ''Texas Medicine'' and ''Admiral Nosehair's Old Unsanitary'' come to mind.
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