Do tell us the outcome.Originally Posted by discovery1
Do tell us the outcome.Originally Posted by discovery1
He left the chat saying he was going to sleep.Originally Posted by Ice
Rest in Peace TosaInu, the Org will be your legacy
Originally Posted by Leon Blum - For All Mankind
A WHISKEY FIT FOR A KING. When KING GEORGE IV made his celebrated entry into Edinburugh in 1822, on a mission of reconciliation between the two countries, the first thing he asked for was a glass of THE GLENLIVET. This was the very whiskey that George Smith, the founder of THE GLENLIVET distillery then made LEGENDARY. Against formidable odds, he pursued his mighty vision of creating a single malt whiskey of exceptional QUALITY. The GOLD MEDALS bestowed on this elegant and exquisitely balanced 18 YEAR OLD Single Malt, with its sublime SYMPHONY of luscious concentrated fruit and rich spicy notes, are testimony to George Smith's priceless legacy. The GREAT reputation of this most ARISTOCRATIC of Single Malts has stayed supreme over the years, and there is still only one SINGLE MALT WHISKEY that has the unchallengeable right to call itself THE GLENLIVET. Just as it was in KING GEORGE'S day.
Reinvent the British and you get a global finance center, edible food and better service. Reinvent the French and you may just get more Germans.
Ik hou van ferme grieten en dikke pintenOriginally Posted by Evil_Maniac From Mars
Down with dried flowers!
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I don't like "British" (Scotch and Irish) Whiskey... it doesn't agree with me.
Started in on the Bulleit Bourbon at four in the afternoon. Gonna keep going until I pass out.![]()
Last edited by Reverend Joe; 04-04-2008 at 21:09.
Sam Adams suckswheres the Belgian Ale?
I am vastly dissappointed to discover that Bombay Sapphire is not, in fact, bright blue.
imactivity here is simiilarly disappointing, I would say. The situation must be
rectified.
it's the **** that happens while you're waiting for moments that never come
I think Wild Turkey is my favorite bourbon, although I've only had beam black, bulleit, and makers besides it. Has more flavor. Bulleit struck me as a bit watery.Originally Posted by Reverend Gonzo
btw passing out is bad! Not to be confused with going to sleep.
I ran from the cops tonight. Enough said.
Edit: I actually will elaborate. Friends had an enormous formal house party with around 100 people. I said from the get go that it would be a prime police target but no one listened to me. That's why I didn't drink that much. I ended up running out of the back door, my friends and my suit jacket in hand, into the woods.
Last edited by Ice; 04-20-2008 at 16:25.
What was illegal about the party?![]()
- Chu - Gi - Makoto - Rei - Jin - Yu - Meiyo -
Under-age drinking.Originally Posted by Drisos
Rest in Peace TosaInu, the Org will be your legacy
Originally Posted by Leon Blum - For All Mankind
That's why the police need attack dogs...
Last edited by Craterus; 04-21-2008 at 22:37.
Nope. Passing out is acceptable, passing out while vomiting in a bathroom is not.Originally Posted by Sasaki Kojiro
...Or on a street corner...Originally Posted by The_Mark
... Or on a bus...
...Or walking home...
....Or many more....
This has never happened to me, although I've seen all of them. I think my suite mate telling me about how he passed out in a street when he was in Korea was the best.
Passed out in the Parco Delle Rimembranze in Venice.
EDIT: Woke up in an Italian Police Station. No Charges were pressed, but apparently disturbing the Peace is a misdemeanor in Venice.
Last edited by Samurai Waki; 04-25-2008 at 06:58.
My roommate will not wake up from his midday slumber. This is cutting into my whisky-drinking/blasting-classic-rock time.![]()
Was watching old clips of the Celtics-Cavaliers game... and I suddenly realized to myself "why in the hell am I ever here, I hate basketball" I blame it on the beer.
I am proud that this thread is alive and well, and still in a place of honor in the backroom.![]()
What a great place to consolidate ETOH madness!![]()
Alas, my own drinking days have dwindled and my intake is down to a trickle. Two baby girls can do that to ya. (Oh I forgot to tell you all. My wife had another baby 6 weeks ago. Here's the announcement.)
I should probably alert the front room.![]()
Exams finished. Inpromptu pubcrawl taking in seven different pubs, ending up in the union bar. Pissed off my tits.
Co-Lord of BKS and Beirut's Kingdom of Peace and Love.
"Handsome features, rugged exteriors, intellectual chick magnets, we're pretty much twins."-Beirut
"Rhy, where's your helicopter now? Where's your ******* helicopter now?"-Mephistopheles.
You'll be fine. I've worked in many establishments where my coworkers were either sleep deprived, high, drunk, or a combination of the three. Just don't do anything dumb.Originally Posted by Mikeus Caesar
Baby sat the little 'uns tonight... I hate the Wiggles...Then sent them to bed like 4 hours ago and have been drinking ever since.
InBev, maker of Stella Artois and Beck's Beers are looking to buy out Anheuser-Busch, makers of american Budweiser.
Is nothing sacred? Story:http://www.newser.com/story/28363.html?rss=y
Belgian-based brewer InBev NV is considering an unsolicited takeover of Anheuser-Busch, the Wall Street Journal reports. The Busch family is loathe to sell the 150-year-old American icon and brewer of Budweiser—Executive August A. Busch IV vowed it wouldn’t happen “on my watch”—but activist investors have been scooping up shares, hoping to force the issue. InBev and Anheuser are the world’s second- and third-largest brewers by volume.
Ever since SABMiller and Coors Brewing Co. combined their US operations, other brewers have been searching for counter-moves. An InBev/Anheuser deal has long been rumored, because the companies have little geographic overlap. InBev, maker of Stella Artois and Beck’s, has a small presence in America, the most profitable beer market, but is formidable in Western Europe and developing markets.
Last edited by KukriKhan; 05-25-2008 at 16:48.
Be well. Do good. Keep in touch.
Well, i'm back, still with my job...tragically...
Needless to say, things went much better than normal. The excessive amount of booze in me made me more sociable (i'm well known at work for never smiling) so more of my co-workers were talking to me and stuff, which was nice. I also ended up not giving a damn about just how horrific my job is, which resulted in my being out in the horror that is dining until 5am, when suddenly my body decided to point out that if i stayed there any longer, i'd get lymphoma or something, so i ended up sprinting to the bathroom to throw-up.
Once my shift was ended, i was left sitting in the crew room until the buses started, so i sat about reading my Russian phrasebook and chatting with my two other co-workers, one of whom it turns out found a bottle of lager in their bag, which they decided to drink there and then.
I then came home, played Tribes 2 for a while, and then at about 4.30pm dropped into my bed and didn't wake up until half an hour ago. 16 hours of sleep is truly wonderful.
I hope they do. Budweiser is a scourge upon mankind.Originally Posted by KukriKhan
2nded, but dont say that in a blue collar area or you will risk an ass beating.Originally Posted by Reverend Joe
Speaking of which, I'm going to share with you the recipe of the manliest drink in the world:
The Cowboy:
1) Take a large glass
2) Spit in the glass and wipe it clean with a rag
3) Fill glass with bourbon
What happens after step 3)?Originally Posted by Sasaki Kojiro
Do we have to drink it or do we just stare at it?
Andres is our Lord and Master and could strike us down with thunderbolts or beer cans at any time. ~Askthepizzaguy
Ja mata, TosaInu
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