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Royal Crown Malort is the official drink of the [[Chicago Firefighters]]. It is also commonly referred to as "Butt's Special Stuff", as it is a triple combo of RC Cola, Malort, and hydrant water. It can only be drunk from a fire hose at full blast. | Royal Crown Malort is the official drink of the [[Chicago Firefighters]]. It is also commonly referred to as "Butt's Special Stuff", as it is a triple combo of RC Cola, Malort, and hydrant water. It can only be drunk from a fire hose at full blast. | ||
| − | [[The Fire House]] has hoses strategically placed around the stadium. Whenever the Firefighters hit a home run, Royal Crown Malort is sprayed on the masses below in celebration. | + | [[The Fire House]] has hoses strategically placed around the stadium. Whenever the Firefighters hit a home run and [[Betsy]] the cow knocks over her lantern, starting a fire, Royal Crown Malort is sprayed on the masses below both in celebration and to put out the fire. |
Occasionally, the Firefighters will drive around in the official team Firetruck and spray Royal Crown Malort at pedestrians as it travels throughout [[Chicago]]'s streets. | Occasionally, the Firefighters will drive around in the official team Firetruck and spray Royal Crown Malort at pedestrians as it travels throughout [[Chicago]]'s streets. | ||
Revision as of 05:09, 31 July 2020
Royal Crown Malort is the official drink of the Chicago Firefighters. It is also commonly referred to as "Butt's Special Stuff", as it is a triple combo of RC Cola, Malort, and hydrant water. It can only be drunk from a fire hose at full blast.
The Fire House has hoses strategically placed around the stadium. Whenever the Firefighters hit a home run and Betsy the cow knocks over her lantern, starting a fire, Royal Crown Malort is sprayed on the masses below both in celebration and to put out the fire.
Occasionally, the Firefighters will drive around in the official team Firetruck and spray Royal Crown Malort at pedestrians as it travels throughout Chicago's streets.
