Monday, March 1, 2010

Jager Link Monday and Keeley Hazell

Police: Jagerbomb-fueled man in bar brawl
Seattle Post Intelligencer (blog)
another Jager-fueled altercation at a bar - this time the assailant kneed a bartender in his knee, causing a tibial fracture - damn!

Heavy-metal double feature: Bison BC and Baptized in Blood brutalize E-Town
The Gateway Online
Jägermeister is the cause of, and solution to, many a heavy metal problem — a statement which resonates with the guys from Baptized In Blood.



Monday, February 1, 2010

Jager Shot - Hard Nipples Commercial

this is a great commercial! nothing like a chilled jager shot to get those nipples to peek out..

Jager Girls














Jager Tap Machine - the iPhone App

It's a novelty app that lets you pour yourself a virtual shot of Jager by tilting your iPhone.. you can also connect with friends thru bluetooth and pour them a virtual jagermeister shot. great for weening yourself off the real stuff.


Monday, September 21, 2009

Man Drinks Jägermeister In-Store and Returns Bottle to Shelf

Sonoma, CA: Driven by what he described to police as "a lot of pain," a Sonoma man was arrested Aug. 21, for the repeated theft from Lucky's supermarket of Jägermeister. The Jägermeister man was never seen stealing a bottle because he never did: he drank all his illicit booze onsite.

The man took a bottle from its shelf in the store's liqueur aisle, looked furtively around, opened the bottle, chugged some of the herb-infused concoction, put it back and left. He was detained by the LPO, who called police, and then reviewed tapes from the store's security cameras which revealed at least two previous visits by the man with Jägermeister on his mind. On one of the tapes he was seen removing the familiar green bottle, taking it to the frozen food aisle where he consumed a healthy dose, returned the bottle to its shelf and left. Asked to explain his attachment to Jägermeister, which is used as a "digestif" in Germany, the man said he had a lot of pain and suffered from a variety of medical problems and, he added, "an alcohol problem."

He then apologized to store personnel and the police, who cited him for petty theft and released him. {source: sonoma news}