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trusth me , this one chill  taste really good
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i dont know about this one 
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Neither.. .I don't like spirits, I'm a wine drinker - in moderation, and preferably with good food and even better company!Wink
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Originally posted by bhikkhu bhikkhu wrote:

Originally posted by Evans Evans wrote:

I'm actually with Stonas on this one. I never seemed to start liking alcohol, so i just kinda gave up. I have to find some other way to be sophisticated and rebellious at the same time.


Good thinking. You'll be better off.

And is drinking really all that sophisticated? I used to tell myself that I was classy because I drank fine wine, micro-brewed beer, and single malt scotch. Turns out I was still just an alcoholic.




It's one of those things which symbolises adulthood. Also, you get extra points if you say "a glass of wine to the food is alright, but i never drink to get drunk". Except, of course, you still do. : )
Sweden has a very strange alcohol tradition, it's like finland but with less naked men in wooden ovens beating each other with twigs.

Originally posted by jimmy_row jimmy_row wrote:

Originally posted by Evans Evans wrote:

I'm actually with Stonas on this one. I never seemed to start liking alcohol, so i just kinda gave up. I have to find some other way to be sophisticated and rebellious at the same time.
Try driving reaaalllly fast, it's loads of fun.  If you want to be sophisticated too, get a BMW, or a Benz, or steal one, or both.


That is a great tip! And then i can turn off the lights for short periods of time in between curves while not wearing a seat belt!

'Let's give it another fifteen seconds..'
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Originally posted by Ghost Rider Ghost Rider wrote:

Neither.. .I don't like spirits, I'm a wine drinker - in moderation, and preferably with good food and even better company!Wink
Of course you are, you are italian! : )

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I use to love whisky, but somehow I've managed to lose the taste for it, I've a bottle of 10 year old Balvenie that's been sitting in the drinks cabinet half finished for the past 20 years. But now I seldom drink spirits neat, aside from the occasional after dinner Armagnac.
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Originally posted by Slartibartfast Slartibartfast wrote:

Whiskey if in the form of a good single malt scotch.


Absolutely - leave the blended rubbish for brass cleaning (that's all it's good for), and bring me either one of these:



Then leave me alone for a while...

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Originally posted by darqDean darqDean wrote:

I use to love whisky, but somehow I've managed to lose the taste for it, I've a bottle of 10 year old Balvenie that's been sitting in the drinks cabinet half finished for the past 20 years.






Half finished???

I'm on my way!

+++sound of running footsteps+++

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I'll leave the door on the latch Wink
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Brown tequila, with oranges and cinnamon.Big%20smile
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A shot of me as High Priestess of Gaia during our fall festival. Ceterum censeo principiis obsta
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Neither, thanks -- but if you twist my arm (and buyWink) I'll take one shot of bourbon, before starting on my beer.
 
As far as straight booze goes, I prefer dark rum -- a nice sweet, chewy Demerara.
 
Remember this stuff, Jimberly? Gonna have another birthday this year?Big%20smile
 


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"And, has thou slain the Jabberwock?
Come to my arms, my beamish boy!
O frabjous day! Callooh! Callay!'
He chortled in his joy.
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Originally posted by Peter Peter wrote:

Remember this stuff, Jimberly? Gonna have another birthday this year?Big%20smile
 



I remember it well - as I do this:



And yes - my birthday should coincide with the Gartens On The Rock Tour 2008


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Originally posted by StyLaZyn StyLaZyn wrote:

Puppies or kittens?!?! GAH!!!!
 
Here's real poll.
Straight shots, no chasers. Spec out your brand.
For me, Jose Cuervo Especial.
 
 
(Can you tell I'm near the end of hockey season?)


Oh grow a sense of humour please!

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Originally posted by Jim Garten Jim Garten wrote:



Absolutely - leave the blended rubbish for brass cleaning (that's all it's good for), and bring me either one of these:



Then leave me alone for a while...
 
Hey Jim, I think that might be my Laphroaig!  Yum Yum!
 
 
I am a scotch girl rather than a tequilia girl............ things always get a bit mayhem  for me with tequila! Now with a nice Laphroaig and a log fire things are much calmer indeed! :-)
 
 
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Fair do's - you have the Laphroaig & I'll take the Oban; an open fire and a deep leather armchair each; we'll wind our way through the bottles & solve the problems of the world.

Single malt's good for that...

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can we have tapestry covered stools to pop our feet on? 
 
Ah, yes I can see we will have world wide soloutions in no time!LOL
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well being the poor college student that i am i cannot afford expensive brands and if i listed the brands we do drink on a regular basis i would be laughed out of the forum. mostly a beer man. much prefer tequila to whiskey but most of my whiskey comes in jack and cokes so i couldnt tell you for sure on that one. i wish i had the money to drop on some nice tasteing alcohol. Naddy lights and Smirnoff - combo's getting quite old.  
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I voted whiskey.
Why?
Because Tequila is too damn easy to drink.
I laid off liquor for nearly eight years because of what tequila did to me.
Even now, I don't drink anything straight.
So whiskey (well really bourbon or vodka) wins by default.
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