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Good God, you look disturbingly like a guy I work with in that picture Crow.  You got any family in Raleigh, NC?

(11-20-2012, 03:00 AM)Höböspärtän link Wrote: [ -> ]Good God, you look disturbingly like a guy I work with in that picture Crow.  You got any family in Raleigh, NC?

Not that I know of.

And it was a bad picture, if I look like your friend there, tell your friend he has my condolences on his face. 

Packing for thanksgiving whilst tispy

(11-20-2012, 09:19 PM)Live-Free-Or-Pie link Wrote: [ -> ]Packing for thanksgiving whilst tispy

don't forget your laptop's power cord like i almost did

I got a bottle of Lucid absinthe for Christmas today. Just gotta wait a month before I can open it.

Let me know how that goes. I buy a ticket to the Dickens Christmas Faire just to hang at the absinthe bar.

On a scale of 1 to drunk I'm "prop myself on the wall while walking down the hallway."

Having recently turned 21 and sampled many a craft beer, I'm gonna go ahead and label myself a stout man (a scrawny stout-drinking man)

Watermelon Black Ice is still Ice and I had to shut down Planetside to let the Ice back out.
Brushed my teeth, ate more pumpkin pie and queued back up like a boss.

anyone have that new crown royal maple shit?

I forget, is England known for any good booze besides Gin? Because I should bring some home with me.

(12-08-2012, 05:11 AM)at0m link Wrote: [ -> ]I forget, is England known for any good booze besides Gin? Because I should bring some home with me.

Don't forget the brandy.

(12-08-2012, 05:11 AM)at0m link Wrote: [ -> ]I forget, is England known for any good booze besides Gin? Because I should bring some home with me.

Scotch.  Although I suppose that's technically Scotland, not England.  It's all the same if you just call it UK though.

Drop some brand names, bitches, or I'll end up overpaying for something I can get stateside

Stu is a grandmaster of scotch, though given your predilection for rum I wouldn't imagine you as a scotch fan.

Dtrain is also a great consumer of the irish whiskeys, though he will probably advise sticking to the Jameson. I can't say that the Jameson would be any different from here vs there, and the cost differential is probably not so much.

Your best bet might be to sample some local stuff in a bar, the kind of stuff you can't get here (like herbal liquors from France/Alps), and bring a bottle of 2 of that back.

Hobo Libre!

Brought home some Famous Grouse from the UK, its not terribad but I don't really like Whiskey.

Tried something new on the suggestion of my ladyfriend, and I definitely enjoy it a lot more than I should:

Drunk Corpse cooks

Hnnnnnnnnnngggggggggg

Can't tell if meatloaf covered in cheese or just meatloaf shaped lasagna