Between my brother and I, we have like 5 or 6 bottles of alcohol. But most of them are his, actually. He kept buying bottles even though he already had some at home! Now there's a true lush.
I don't do that unless what I am in the mood for isn't at home.Oops, that's what I do.
Though to be fair, I'm very much a casual drinker of spirits. As well as a non drinker of wine, so it's not that bad.
Some nice smooth scotch or gin right now would do the trick, though. I hope this damn sambucca kicks in, I didn't want to taste that lollydrink for nothing!
I don't do that unless what I am in the mood for isn't at home.
Though usually what I want is already here if I happen to have alcohol on hand. I'm pretty picky with liquor though, out of the ones I've tried anyway. There's not a hell of a lot of them that appeal to me or that I thoroughly enjoy and I don't really care much for beer either. Though the flavoured Smirfnoffs we have here have proven to be rather tasty so I enjoy that occasionally. I don't drink wine a whole lot - it tends to make me a bit sleepy, as I've discovered! Depends on how much sleep I had the night before, too. Though one thing is cleared up: Only cheap wine gives me hangovers, so this is good.
Though since I've discovered Irish Cream on my birthday, it's become one of my favourite drinks very quickly. In addition to the schnapps. I also find that spiced rum is rather enjoyable. Even better when chased by something with a mild fruit flavour.
Nah, I've never heard of it, actually. Sounds like it'd be pretty tasty, though! If I ever get the chance, I'll try.Hmm, have you ever tried flavoured beers, like kriek? That's Belgian beer fermented with cherries. The most popular brand (at least around here) that makes it is probably Bellevue. I think you'd like that stuff - it's got a nice sweet and sour vibe, but it doesn't have the ugly sugary candy flavour of pre-mixed drinks. There are also other ones. Unibroue (which is a well known French Canadian brewery) make a nice apple flavoured beer. If you see them, they're worth checking out.
Overall you have a nice taste in stuff. I mean, you don't drink coke and rum, that's all that matters.
Cheap Irish Cream doesn't sound like it'd be very good, to me. In fact, I seem to be pretty picky with it, too. I don't like Original Baileys unless it's mixed with Buttershots, I don't like this one other brand of it. I love Carolan's though and Mint Chocolate Baileys is really good on the rocks.Oh, and I really enjoyed returning to that cheap Irish Cream last night. Good stuff.
Nah, I've never heard of it, actually. Sounds like it'd be pretty tasty, though! If I ever get the chance, I'll try.
Ew, coke and rum just sounds disgusting. I don't like plain old rum either. It's gotta be either spiced or coconut flavour. Which is delicious.
I always enjoyed checking stuff like that out on the computers back in the high school labs when I had free time. I love the way Japanese animation is done.
Cheap Irish Cream doesn't sound like it'd be very good, to me. In fact, I seem to be pretty picky with it, too. I don't like Original Baileys unless it's mixed with Buttershots, I don't like this one other brand of it. I love Carolan's though and Mint Chocolate Baileys is really good on the rocks.
It's really a nice thing to sip on through the evening and slowly get hammered with every hour that goes by.
Looks like the list of places I need to visit in Australia is growing and bumping it up to the first country I wanna visit.You ever come to Adelaide, we go to the Belgian Beer Cafe on Rundle St., and then afterwards we can stop at a good bottle-o and get a collection of Irish Creams to er, taste test.
Coke and rum is really gross, but it's ridiculously popular here. I drank coke and port when I was younger. In fact, I even had my own midday cocktail - port, vanilla coke and white wine. I have no idea how it'll fare with me now, but I thought it was awesome when I was fourteen.
Looks like the list of places I need to visit in Australia is growing and bumping it up to the first country I wanna visit.
Yes, taste testing, but of course.
I've never liked regular coca cola and since I can't have non-diet soda except in moderation anyway, that's just asking for a sugar induced helped along hangover like what happened the last time I had spiced rum. I chased it with Mountain Dew Revolution but I had too much of it, so I ended up with a hangover and a sugar problem! Fun.
I never really drank until a couple years ago, really. I mean, I'd had glasses of wine here and there and that type of thing. Given to me by my grandpa - who was Italian, but that was pretty much it. It surprised me when I discovered I had a high tolerance to alcohol.
Alright, thanks. Since the AU and US dollars aren't too far apart at the moment, I can tell from the looks of things that my local would be overcharging me when it comes to Baileys. Those rotters!
I'd probably just have to go from West to East because I've got a friend in Perth, then there's you, then Ax.
The dollar values are close, but prices will most likely vary! Since of course, our economy is crap.
Haven't actually seen Carolan's in store, but then again, I don't usually check the liqueur section.
I'd probably just have to go from West to East because I've got a friend in Perth, then there's you, then Ax.
Yes, I concur. We'd bring on the partying and the lulz for real. Anyone who passes out without taking their shoes off and saying good night gets fucked with. I'm not worried since I'm usually the last one to pass out.
I don't drink them much either. When I was 14, I came down with pneumonia and my throat was beyond sore. My tonsils were enlarged (and to be honest, I am surprised I didn't have to get them removed.) and my throat was all kinds of burning, fiery hell. I couldn't drink soda for 6 months after that and even then, it still burned a little. But for some reason, lemonade (the kind made of real lemons, of course.) didn't burn. My guess is because my throat couldn't handle the carbonation in the soda. I went back to drinking it (diet sodas, of course, because of my sugar) on and off until January of this year, when I came down with another killer flu that hampered my ability to drink soda. I haven't drank many since then. I didn't even touch the first one until 4 months after and since, I've had easily less than a dozen servings. I just have no desire for it anymore. The carbonation tends to bother my throat, as well.
Nope, sure don't know about the story.
Nah, no relatives. My only distant relatives outside of America are in England and Ireland. I have a really good friend in Perth, though and I can't just visit Australia without dropping in to visit him, too!
Oh wow, that's awesome. Sunday school with a hangover!
I've heard that before somewhere, actually. Recently, I mean. I was a little surprised because I'd thought that if anything, Baileys would be the most popular.
