One of Australia’s fine drinking traditions ....

[JOE]

.....the 'Shoey'!



....have you ever done this, BT?!?



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[Bricktop]

Indeed I have.



With slight modification.

[Anonymous]

.....the 'Shoey'!



....have you ever done this, BT?!?



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No

[Bricktop]

It started in Caskur's State, and has been popularised by F1 driver Danny Ricciardo.

[Anonymous]

I would have drank booze from a cat dish in my drinking days.

[Bricktop]

A "shooey" is drinking from a shoe in celebration of a sporting victory.