Well, I've just gotten back from a weekend in Belgium and I made it my personal mission to try as many beers as possible (within reason). Personal faves were Westmalle Dubbel, Orval (both proper Trappist stuff) and Brugge Blond. I had a night in Brussels and two in Bruges. I preferred the latter which is in the Flemish part of Belgium. You feel (perhaps unsurprisingly) like you're in Holland. Those Trappist Monks know a thing or two.
What are you drinking?
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Ah, sarcasm ;)
But not toward you, (Check dinner thread for reference), and drink totals were accurate and fair.
Bushmill's and ginger, watching Magical Mystery Tour.
Gerard K H Love
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Nearly 3 weeks and no one is talking about what you are drinking. Shame on you.
My neighbor was in the jacuzzi of an abandon house since noon. He was drinking some kind of pink wine coolers, that's all he had. I bought over some Miller Lite and Black Velvet and now my back doesn't hurt either.
My neighbor was in the jacuzzi of an abandon house since noon. He was drinking some kind of pink wine coolers, that's all he had. I bought over some Miller Lite and Black Velvet and now my back doesn't hurt either.
Gerard K H Love
Appreciate your friends
This stuff which is aged for three years. (yeah, like that's a long time.)
It mixes well with coke or chase shots with beer.
it does the trick and it's cheap.
It mixes well with coke or chase shots with beer.
it does the trick and it's cheap.
A nice Cabernet Franc, inexpensive but good.
Can't wait to get home tonight and crack open that first can or a nice bottle or red.
Gerard K H Love
Appreciate your friends
Had a greyhound last night. Just the right amount of vodka.
As I was falling asleep last night(3:30am) I had some movie on the tube, based on a Dean Koontz novel. The only thing I can remember is that the cruel- soon to be killer- Stepdad was teaching a young girl the mix for a greyhound. I had never known that was the name for grapefruit juice and vodka. Wierd that you mention it now. I wish I had one. I am drinking the last beer-Coors Light:(- courtesy of The Pittsburgh Penguins.
I also enjoy me some Black Velvet. Drinkable and cheap. Great combo! CRB:)
number6horse
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Budget concerns led me to this cheap-ass rum, but I swear I now prefer it to Bacardi and the other "good" rums. They are all way too sweet and forget those gimmicky flavored ones.....Black cherry ? Lemon-lime ? I DIDN'T ORDER A SNO-CONE, MOTHERFUCKER !
How does 8 dollars per 750ml bottle sound ? Well, it sounds like a party to me.
How does 8 dollars per 750ml bottle sound ? Well, it sounds like a party to me.
I've developed a taste for
Yummy. I eat potatoes with it.
Ooops; I already said this. Screw it. I love it.
Yummy. I eat potatoes with it.
Ooops; I already said this. Screw it. I love it.
Gerard K H Love
Appreciate your friends
Number 6 has made me laugh, thank you. I always hated sno-cones. I have seen Pal Viejo around so I will try some.
Gerard K H Love
Appreciate your friends
You must smell like Jagermeister, not that I want to find out. I'm sure that stuff can cure cancer.
HarryC13
RIP
Getting ready to drink and commenting on your poem
After I do my requisite few hours of poetry-related stuff, I'm planning on some brandy or cognac and maybe even a Longhammer IPA. I may hold off on that because we're dining out with friends tonight and I don't want to be Long-hammered whene we go.
By the way, Gerard KH Love, your poem in A Common Thread ROCKS! I love the way the title loops back and totally reinforces the last line. Wallace Stevens used that trick in his poem "A rabbit as king of the ghosts" and I think it's a great technique. And a great poem.
After I do my requisite few hours of poetry-related stuff, I'm planning on some brandy or cognac and maybe even a Longhammer IPA. I may hold off on that because we're dining out with friends tonight and I don't want to be Long-hammered whene we go.
By the way, Gerard KH Love, your poem in A Common Thread ROCKS! I love the way the title loops back and totally reinforces the last line. Wallace Stevens used that trick in his poem "A rabbit as king of the ghosts" and I think it's a great technique. And a great poem.
Gerard K H Love
Appreciate your friends
Thank you and it seems Bukowski has done that too. I need a drink. (to stay on thread);)
Try the single malt stuff. Very nice indeed.
