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Beer Goggles (2002)
Have you ever kissed your cousin? Tipped a cow? Chewed tobacco? If so, then this is the movie for you! Spend the night with three good ol' boys as they venture out in their pickup for an evening of truckin', drinkin' and whorin'. Just remember that when you've got your Beer Goggles on, things aren't always what they seem...
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Have you ever kissed your cousin? Tipped a cow? Chewed tobacco? If so, then this is the movie for you! Spend the night with three good ol' boys as they venture out in their pickup for an evening of truckin', drinkin' and whorin'. Just remember that when you've got your Beer Goggles on, things aren't always what they seem...
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:T. Arthur Cottam
In Theaters:4/14/2002
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Runtime:6 minutes
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