Britain Gets 42 Below Vodka Treatment

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New Zealand’s 42 Below Vodka goes for cultural humor again in a new video clip that pokes fun at Britain with lines like “We particularly like the way Prince Phillip says whatever he wants and doesn’t give a toss, he’s like the grandfather us Kiwis never had because all ours were shot at Gallipoli”. While we’d have to brush up on our international history to firmly grasp the full, inner meaning of that, we’re sure it’s supposed to be funny. As always, 42 Below likes to push the envelope> Remember, it was 42Below that poked fun at gays a while back.

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