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Old 12-03-2006, 04:05 PM
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aaaaaannnd. as I look through this thread, I realize HOW drunk I was...
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Old 12-03-2006, 04:06 PM
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Anyone ever tried that stuff with the gold flecks in it, Goldschlager?
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Old 12-03-2006, 04:07 PM
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This reminds me that on television and in the movies people are always pouring straight, warm alchohol and then happily drinking it. Like straight, warm vodka, who does that? Eww eww. If anyone here can stomach their booze that way raise your hand. I'm curious! The only time I had it that way is as a teen straight from a stolen bottle.
Just whiskey. *raises hand*. I mean, I've drank straight vodka warm before, but it isn't my preference. It was more like "hey, pass that bottle!".... only it was a month ago, not when I was a teen...and the bottle was bought...
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Old 12-03-2006, 04:08 PM
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aaaaaannnd. as I look through this thread, I realize HOW drunk I was...
I have those mornings too. I do a lot of deleting the next day
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Old 12-03-2006, 04:14 PM
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Anyone ever tried that stuff with the gold flecks in it, Goldschlager?
Heartburn city, at least for me.


Gin is grossness. Bleh! I loved it, when I was about 19. I had TWO terrible experiences with it. Now, I'd rather drink gasoline than gin!

I "inherited" a 1.75 of Tanqueray a few weeks ago(it was part of a band's "refreshment rider", and they left it). I brought it home, and told my cousin that I was out of vodka that weekend, and that's all I had.
Now, he's a professional drunk, and I didn't think he was EVER gonna finish it.....but he did(and bitched about how nasty gin was, the entire time he was drinking it)!
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Heartburn city, at least for me.


Gin is grossness. Bleh! I loved it, when I was about 19. I had TWO terrible experiences with it. Now, I'd rather drink gasoline than gin!

I "inherited" a 1.75 of Tanqueray a few weeks ago(it was part of a band's "refreshment rider", and they left it). I brought it home, and told my cousin that I was out of vodka that weekend, and that's all I had.
Now, he's a professional drunk, and I didn't think he was EVER gonna finish it.....but he did(and bitched about how nasty gin was, the entire time he was drinking it)!
I've got a friend that likes something called Courvosier. SP? and Hennessy. I think those are cognac's arent they?
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Old 12-03-2006, 04:15 PM
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my grandfather drinks Tanqueray straight and it makes me want to gag just watching him. so gross....
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I've got a friend that likes something called Courvosier. SP? and Hennessy. I think those are cognac's arent they?
Yeah, those are good straight. Gin=rubbing alcohol. I can't even hardly drink it in drinks, let alone straight. *shudder*
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Old 12-03-2006, 04:21 PM
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my grandfather drinks Tanqueray straight and it makes me want to gag just watching him. so gross....
All I remember about the 19yo experiences is - hanging from the toilet bowl, for what seemed like hours.......my friends knocking on the door.....and me just saying, "just go away, and let me die!". I think that's the sickest I ever got from drinking.

Why would anyone want to drink a pine tree?

And you know, ADVERTISING does affect what kids do. I remember the reason I started drinking gin was that they were running gin and tonic(with a lime) ads in magazines at the time. Man, that pic looked tasty!
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Old 12-03-2006, 04:36 PM
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All I remember about the 19yo experiences is - hanging from the toilet bowl, for what seemed like hours.......my friends knocking on the door.....and me just saying, "just go away, and let me die!". I think that's the sickest I ever got from drinking.

Why would anyone want to drink a pine tree?

And you know, ADVERTISING does affect what kids do. I remember the reason I started drinking gin was that they were running gin and tonic(with a lime) ads in magazines at the time. Man, that pic looked tasty!

and I can't even IMAGINE the hangover. I mean...it's bad enough when you are drinking it...but the day after has to be miserable. I've been there though. there is nothing more comfortable than a cool bathroom floor when you are drunker than sh*t.

"just go away, and let me die!" yeah, I've been there too. I still need to kick that person's ass that didn't just kill me!!
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Gin is for us more classy people

I LOVE gin...though as I stated before, NOT straight...that's just asking for trouble.

My favorite drink is a good ol Gin and Tonic. Beyond that I enjoy the following drinks w/ Gin: Tom Collins, Gin and Sprite, Sloe Gin Fizz etc...

It's vodka I can't do Baaaaaad experience there and I can't even smell it without getting sick to this day.
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I can drink ANYTHING right out of the bottle. Thats not to say I wont be hating life the next day, but trust me, I can down anything. I might make funny faces too, but what the hey.
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Eh. Drinking is an artform. I already know i'll be hating myself the next morning so why hate yourself while you're getting there im good with tequila and beer.
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Eh. Drinking is an artform. I already know i'll be hating myself the next morning so why hate yourself while you're getting there im good with tequila and beer.
Trust me dear, I DONT hate myself whilst doing the deed. Just the next day

Im pretty much an "in the moment" kinda person. Yep. Open for anything.
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Old 12-03-2006, 09:12 PM
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Trust me dear, I DONT hate myself whilst doing the deed. Just the next day

Im pretty much an "in the moment" kinda person. Yep. Open for anything.
ah. I see. I used to be able to but now i just stick with what i know i like. I'll leave the "open for anything" until later i'm kiiiiidding!
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