jeffsforehead
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I Love Whiskey So Much.
Loneliness+the Good Life= Drunk Drunk Me.
Loneliness+the Good Life= Drunk Drunk Me.
I Am Very Very Drunk.
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Teflon Billy
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jeffsforehead said:
Glenmorangie is the Whiskey I choose.
jeffsforehead
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I'm cheap and 18, so I went with the old standby, Jack Daniels.
the Jester
Legend
I Am Not Very Drunk.
I however will be very drunk tomorrow.
And I was thinking about nipping at some wine I've got here...
I however will be very drunk tomorrow.
And I was thinking about nipping at some wine I've got here...
Teflon Billy
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jeffsforehead said:
JD Isn't cheap where I come from
Carnifex
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I was trying to write a 3,000 word essay about the Venerable Bede a coupla days ago, and was finding it hard to get the intro done just as I wanted. So then I drank a few pints, and a great introduction just seemed to flow from my fingertips
Of course I didn't trust myself to write any more until I had sobered up. After all, the rest of the essay actually required cogent thought to write
Of course I didn't trust myself to write any more until I had sobered up. After all, the rest of the essay actually required cogent thought to write
Single Malt
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Good as Glenmorangie is, I would personally recommend Highland Park or Macallan, although not if the purpose is to get very, very drunk. Whisky hangovers are the worst (can anyone tell I have some experience in this?) and fine whisky should not be wasted on numbed taste buds.
Now, to get very, very drunk my preferred method involves plenty of Bacardi
Now, to get very, very drunk my preferred method involves plenty of Bacardi
LcKedovan
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Single Malt said:Good as Glenmorangie is, I would personally recommend Highland Park or Macallan, although not if the purpose is to get very, very drunk. Whisky hangovers are the worst (can anyone tell I have some experience in this?) and fine whisky should not be wasted on numbed taste buds.
Now, to get very, very drunk my preferred method involves plenty of Bacardi
I on the other hand am very very very hungover from last night. MMMmmmmmm beer and Rye.
-W.
Tanager
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Single Malt said:Good as Glenmorangie is, I would personally recommend Highland Park or Macallan, although not if the purpose is to get very, very drunk. Whisky hangovers are the worst (can anyone tell I have some experience in this?) and fine whisky should not be wasted on numbed taste buds.
Now, to get very, very drunk my preferred method involves plenty of Bacardi
Macallen is very nice, particularly the 20 year old, if you can afford it, which I usually can't.
Personally though, I tend to like the harsher whiskeys from western scotland or the hebrides like Oban or Talisker. The nastiest was one I had on the recommendation of a barmaid on the isle of Skye called 'As It Comes', to quote the barmaid 'I don't know if it's any good, but it'll get you drunk'. And it did. Painfully so (the next morning at least).
