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Originally Posted by ETQC
This poses quite a unique etiquette problem ... who pays the round for the firemen? The looser or the igniter?
BTW - we, Slartibartfast and South Fulcrum (brothers and house mates), hosted the party (damitgravity's birthday) that started this thread . i'm not proud, i'm just saying. so how was that ride home, Timarchy ... or should i say, Lamb Sandwich?
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Originally Posted by Slartibartfast
fortunately, it was just the alcohol (fumes?) on the bar top that caught on fire ... there were multiple flaming drinks involved so the effect was dramatic if not actually destructive. if he ever gets off the couch, he might log on and tell the story himself.
BTW - we, Slartibartfast and South Fulcrum (brothers and house mates), hosted the party (damitgravity's birthday) that started this thread . i'm not proud, i'm just saying. so how was that ride home, Timarchy ... or should i say, Lamb Sandwich?
BTW - we, Slartibartfast and South Fulcrum (brothers and house mates), hosted the party (damitgravity's birthday) that started this thread . i'm not proud, i'm just saying. so how was that ride home, Timarchy ... or should i say, Lamb Sandwich?
BTW - it was her lesbo mitzvah, not really her birthday.
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most beers are no good from a can or bottle, anyhow.
the only way i can drink a guinness or murphy's is on tap.
but there's no real reason to have a guiness or a murphy's when you live in the best place for breweries in the u.s. ... the bigger ones are mactarnahan's (portland brewing), henry's widmer bros, bridgeport, full sail, etc etc.
but if you're gonna drink a beer in a bottle or a can, can't go wrong with the cheap stuff. and that dr pepper concoction sounds alright.
the only way i can drink a guinness or murphy's is on tap.
but there's no real reason to have a guiness or a murphy's when you live in the best place for breweries in the u.s. ... the bigger ones are mactarnahan's (portland brewing), henry's widmer bros, bridgeport, full sail, etc etc.
but if you're gonna drink a beer in a bottle or a can, can't go wrong with the cheap stuff. and that dr pepper concoction sounds alright.
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Originally Posted by jim-bob
Old Style always made me nervous. Maybe it was the red white and blue can with "HEIL" on it in fairly large letters.
Several extraneous points:
1. The oddest thing I have seen done to cheap beer is the addition of citrus fruit.
2. The Heil stands for Heilmanns...you have nothing to worry about.
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Originally Posted by ETQC
Something I've noticed about guiness : If some part of you is not from ireland somewhere down the genes, you can't stomach the thing.
it helped that the local store had em for 10$/12-pk case... my friend and i took a truck to the store, and went home with 8 cases per person. it wasnt heaven..but it was pretty close
lately i've been splitting my purchases 80/20 between hefeweizen and (american) brown ale... maybe i should diversify
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so, as a followup to my origional post:
I made it home after the party. I think I rode Moreland to McClendon to the bike path on Dekalb . I remember stopping off at another party I saw on Moreland and having at least one more drink. I'm officially known as "bike dude" to several people I don't know and will probably never see again (hopefully).
so, I'm safe and home and sick as hell.
I do remember someone mentioning a Dr. Pepper and I did the flaming shot glass in the beer thing. it was after that that I just started pouring the amaretto into my beer. If there had been cider there I wouldn't have had to take such drastic measures.
Thanks Slartibartfast and South Fulcrum for showing concern. Enchantingwiz dropped by on sunday to make sure I was still alive.
tim
(the Lamb Sandwich)
I made it home after the party. I think I rode Moreland to McClendon to the bike path on Dekalb . I remember stopping off at another party I saw on Moreland and having at least one more drink. I'm officially known as "bike dude" to several people I don't know and will probably never see again (hopefully).
so, I'm safe and home and sick as hell.
I do remember someone mentioning a Dr. Pepper and I did the flaming shot glass in the beer thing. it was after that that I just started pouring the amaretto into my beer. If there had been cider there I wouldn't have had to take such drastic measures.
Thanks Slartibartfast and South Fulcrum for showing concern. Enchantingwiz dropped by on sunday to make sure I was still alive.
tim
(the Lamb Sandwich)