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April Fools' Beverages Will Drive You To Drink

San Diego, CA (WFN) -- April Fools' Day may not be a "hangover holiday" like St. Patrick's Day, but there are plenty of pranks that can drive your friends to drink.

San Diego-based mixologist Ed Decker suggests you order your friend a "Cement Mixer," which involves a shot of lime juice and a shot of Bailey's Irish Creme.

The "victim" is supposed to swig the Irish Creme and then sip the lime juice -- with the end result being a curdled sour sponge-like goo that forms in the mouth much like cement.

And here's another tip: never drink a "Frozen Mudslide" on April Fools' Day. According to New Jersey bar owner Matt Gallagher, some pranksters flavor Mudslides with Metamucil laxative as a joke.

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