Girl-On-Girl Facial Suckage the New Drool Inducing Ad Tactic

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Ugh. Anything to get guys to drool. Oh wait, that’s a good thing. We like to walk around with our jaw dropped to our knees and saliva drolling down our face like a Neanderthal who hasn’t seen his cave hottie for over a year. Apparently, Clontarf Irish Whiskey knows guys are easy targets for this stuff and the latest drool-worthy tactic is the girl-on-girl kiss.

That and a cute play on the phrase, “Kiss me, I’m Irish.” We like is as we’re sure many others will. However, Complex wonders just how well this might go over in the predominantly Catholic Irish culture.

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