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I apparently love a lot of artists whose voices could be perceived as annoying.

Bros in Cleveland btw

they got a signature drink here called a crush

baltimore babycakes!

Vacay?

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yea a wee one

Baltimore club. <3

#MJ

crushcrushcrush like a paramore song

Nashville is such a short drive maybe I should indulge in some drunk white women

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The constant cycle of finding a wnba player attractive and seeing them busted ass feet

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Worst part about eating is food getting stuck. Floss time

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It sounds like your friend is referring to the Orange Crush, a popular alcoholic cocktail in Maryland—especially around Baltimore and Ocean City.

What is an Orange Crush?

It's made with orange‑flavored vodka, triple sec (or Curaçao), fresh‑squeezed orange juice (not from concentrate), and lemon‑lime soda like Sprite or 7UP (often served over crushed ice and garnished with an orange slice) .

The original version was invented in 1995 at Harborside Bar & Grill in Ocean City, Maryland .

Why is it associated with Maryland?

In 2024, Delaware designated the Orange Crush as its state cocktail, prompting debate. However, Maryland lawmakers reaffirmed its origins, and in May 2025, the Maryland General Assembly officially named it the state cocktail, effective June 1, 2025 .

Local popularity in Baltimore

In Baltimore, the Orange Crush is a signature drink—especially at places like Pickles Pub near Camden Yards, which goes through thousands of fresh oranges on game days. It's light, refreshing, and easy to drink, making it a local favorite .

How it’s typically made
A common version in Baltimore:

1. Fill a pint glass heavily with crushed ice.

2. Add orange‑flavored vodka, triple sec, and a generous pour of fresh orange juice.

3. Top with lemon‑lime soda and stir gently.

4. Garnish with an orange slice .

Some recipes, like at Harborside, use Valencia oranges for juicier flavor, but any freshly squeezed navel orange works too .

So yes—“a crush” in Baltimore refers to the Orange Crush cocktail, deeply rooted in Maryland drinking culture and now officially recognized statewide. If you’re curious, I can share tips on making one or recommend places around Baltimore that serve it.

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