Wrong Forum.

I did not know that. Thanks for the tidbit of knowledge.

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Had to fix the thread.

Does good booze straight up melt them?

Ha!
I had no idea

Those creative boffins at solo

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Well if you are drinkin' solo you need to watch your intake

Solo and I do not agree on how liquor should be poured.

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You're assuming that Solo is making any such statement.

Try drinking straight Jack Daniels using paper cups possessing waxed seams. Not much time for contemplative sipping...

You just need to mentally recalibrate the cup lines - the five oz. line is now for liquor and the twelve oz. line is for wine.

Most folks using the red solos aren't appreciative of proper mixology.

True - most are too engaged in trying not to vomit on the drunkard wobbling next to them...

Update: Solo contacted us about the red cup's line and told us this:

Although the lines on our Solo cups match up pretty closely with common liquid measurements, they aren't meant for that.

What the Lines of a Red Solo Cup Actually Mean