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Ryan Reynolds Just Roasted Newfoundland While Signing Gin Bottles For Ontario

He also took a hilarious low-key jab at the LCBO. 😂
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It looks like Ryan Reynolds got his laughs in on Twitter today as he signed Aviation Gin bottles for B.C., Ontario and not Newfoundland. 

The Vancouver-born movie star autographed 100 bottles for Ontarians to get their hands on, but he didn't do so without taking some playful jabs. 

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"I signed 100 bottles of Aviation Gin for the Liquor Control Board of Ontario. Weird name for a person but, TBH if that were my name, I’d drink that much too," tweeted Reynolds on Wednesday.

He corrected himself on Thursday, though, saying that the bottles in his previous post were actually intended for B.C. liquor stores.

"The bottles I signed in my last post were actually for BC Liquor Stores not Ontario. Now signing 100 bottles for Ontario," he wrote.

He concluded his tweet with the best roast of all: "Before you ask Newfoundland, NO."

Reynolds is a co-owner of Aviation Gin, which he likes to promote in many hilarious ways on social media.

No matter how much shade he throws, Ryan Reynolds is still Canada’s golden boy  — we even tried to have a street named after him last year.

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