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Spent last night relaxing and watching old movies. I was drinking Captain and Diet Dr. Thunder. Is there a better way to spend a week of vacation?
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What Did You Drink Last Night?
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Spent last night relaxing and watching old movies. I was drinking Captain and Diet Dr. Thunder. Is there a better way to spend a week of vacation?
Well, yes actually.
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This night I'm drinking a Martini. Last night a glass of cognac, Baron Otard. Since I discovered cognac, I dink less and less Whisky, though I should buy myself a bottle of Laiphroaig again soon, or a Lagavullin... Hmmm...
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Rather save it for a rainy day, my friend.
Live a little. Life is too short to go through it on the cheap.
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Here's a curious little story. I'm a non-drinker. Last night, due to some particularly grievous news I decided to have a little nip from my father's old flask (pictured). It contains years old Jim Beam Bourbon and hasn't been opened in years. I grabbed a shot glass and commenced to pour a dram. Out came a very thin amber liquid not at all as I had envisioned. I sniffed it and had a taste. Well, to my surprise what I had in my glass was a well watered bourbon too weak to even consider drinking. It appears that over a period of years (the flask has been on display in the same spot in this house for ten solid years!) someone, some mysterious guest perhaps, has been tweaking my vintage bourbon and replacing what they drank with water! Don't know who. Don't know when. Don't know why. But, when I at last deem that it was necessary to have a belt of my own I discover that I am kept on the wagon by some scoundrel who has been stealing my whiskey, probably in the dead of night while guesting on my couch in the living room. Will wonders never cease? -dixon cannon
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I have learned through many years of travel that many exotic places are often cheaper than local places. You have the cost to get there but if you avoid the tourist (hipster) places you can have a great time for next to nothing. You also have the extra bit of fun of often having closer to the type of tropical adventure that might have been had in the 30s and 40s.
A good thing to remember is to drink local, it is usually cheaper than anything that had to be shipped in. Beer in Kenya is an exception, it is cheap but bad.
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That's quite a shame! I'd start an all out hunt for the whiskey poacher...Here's a curious little story. I'm a non-drinker. Last night, due to some particularly grievous news I decided to have a little nip from my father's old flask (pictured). It contains years old Jim Beam Bourbon and hasn't been opened in years. I grabbed a shot glass and commenced to pour a dram. Out came a very thin amber liquid not at all as I had envisioned. I sniffed it and had a taste. Well, to my surprise what I had in my glass was a well watered bourbon too weak to even consider drinking. It appears that over a period of years (the flask has been on display in the same spot in this house for ten solid years!) someone, some mysterious guest perhaps, has been tweaking my vintage bourbon and replacing what they drank with water! Don't know who. Don't know when. Don't know why. But, when I at last deem that it was necessary to have a belt of my own I discover that I am kept on the wagon by some scoundrel who has been stealing my whiskey, probably in the dead of night while guesting on my couch in the living room. Will wonders never cease? -dixon cannon
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Here's a curious little story. I'm a non-drinker. Last night, due to some particularly grievous news I decided to have a little nip from my father's old flask (pictured). It contains years old Jim Beam Bourbon and hasn't been opened in years. I grabbed a shot glass and commenced to pour a dram. Out came a very thin amber liquid not at all as I had envisioned. I sniffed it and had a taste. Well, to my surprise what I had in my glass was a well watered bourbon too weak to even consider drinking. It appears that over a period of years (the flask has been on display in the same spot in this house for ten solid years!) someone, some mysterious guest perhaps, has been tweaking my vintage bourbon and replacing what they drank with water! Don't know who. Don't know when. Don't know why. But, when I at last deem that it was necessary to have a belt of my own I discover that I am kept on the wagon by some scoundrel who has been stealing my whiskey, probably in the dead of night while guesting on my couch in the living room. Will wonders never cease? -dixon cannon
Get the rope!
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If someone did that to my wine, mad wouldn't even come close!
I agree with James btw.
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Well, just because it never rains in California doesn't mean that's the case here in America's Dairyland.
It may never rain.
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Shota Canadian Club with a shota Peppermint Schnapps floating on top= SnowShoe
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I would tweak that a bit. Too much sweet and not enough strong or sour.
I would do that with either rye or a decent scotch like McClellands and add a dash or two of either Angostura or Peychaud's. Then I would float the Schnapps on it.
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Make it 6. I'd spend a million on a nice farm and a brand new Caddy.
Are you going to be like the guy in Nevada who died with $7,000,000 in gold bars in his house?
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