What Did You Drink Last Night?

[jamespowers]

Worse than Strawberry Moonshine? :eeek:

Way worse. At least that tastes like something.
The apple and cinnamon is the best though. Junior Johnson makes it great.

 

[Yeps]

Way worse. At least that tastes like something.
The apple and cinnamon is the best though. Junior Johnson makes it great.

Friend of my brother's showed up with some apple pie shine one time. That stuff was deliciously dangerous.

 

[AtomicEraTom]

Maybe the beer finds you, and your jokes to be tasteless

No, I don't like it because it is tasteless. lol lol lol

I like the advertising of the 50s and 40s though. I just won't drink the swill.

 

[jamespowers]

Maybe the beer finds you, and your jokes to be tasteless

No, the beer tastes like fizzy water. If I wanted that I can drink 7UP. lol lol
Good old fashioned no hopps or barley beer. No wonder it is cheap. lol lol

 

[jamespowers]

Friend of my brother's showed up with some apple pie shine one time. That stuff was deliciously dangerous.

Oh yeah! That stuff is GOOD.

 

[Touchofevil]

I drank a little too much over the weekend, mostly red wine and champagne. ;0
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Too much? I do not know what that is like.

 

[Touchofevil]

The last tests you grade get better scores right??

Both parents were teachers, but neither drank. Dad had high blood pressure at my age 50-55, but mine's actually lower now. He probably should have drank more.

Later

Fortunately, just entering grades and figuring credits. My blood pressure is fine at 48, it my be the rum.

 

[Touchofevil]

You mean he should have taught less. Kids will give you high blood pressure.

The adults make the blood pressure rise much moreso than the kids. The kids make me laugh.

 

[gear-guy]

Moscow Mule, and yes I do use a copper mug. Nothing better than freezing your lips off when it is cold outside!

 

[Touchofevil]

I second the motion to drink while grading. However, I only do that for homeworks and quizzes. I need to be able to get all 60 students graded by the end of the second drink in order to stay consistent. Exams would be more like a half dozen drinks, which would mean that I would probably forget them at the bar.

Last week it was Maisel Weiss while grading quizzes.

Sometimes its Grey Goose and cranberry juice or a Bloody Mary while reading writing prompts.

 

[jamespowers]

The adults make the blood pressure rise much moreso than the kids. The kids make me laugh.

Yes, something ain't right with you.

 

[jamespowers]

Moscow Mule, and yes I do use a copper mug. Nothing better than freezing your lips off when it is cold outside!

Brrrrrrr.....

 

[jamespowers]

Sometimes its Grey Goose and cranberry juice or a Bloody Mary while reading writing prompts.

Single malt prompts

 

[1961MJS]

Hi

I ate dinner at a Norman tradition called "The Library". I had pot roast soup in a VERY Crispy Bread Bowl. I had one of their IPA's. I love the place so far.

I had a Vanilla Porter from Leinenkugel and it was kind of disappointing. It didn't have a lot of flavor. Don't be being disrespectful of Pabst, I used to drink it in high school, and my neighbor dated a Pabst grand daughter.

Later

 

[HoosierDaddy]

I drank PBR in the late '60s. Preferred it over other beers that were popular at that time here in midIndiana. Haven't had one in many years now. However..Falstaff (PBR's rival) was horrible..couldn't stomach it.
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[Yeps]

I posted it in the Hats and Drinks thread, but the libation of choice last night was a couple Tullamore Dews.

A little ashamed to admit it, but I started drinking Tullamore very recently because of this commercial:
[video=youtube_share;RL9yB0ne67A]http://youtu.be/RL9yB0ne67A[/video]

It's good whiskey though.

 

[dh66]

Pabst is no worse (or better) than any Bud or Coors product and works just fine for an after work snack. There's a local pig ear and chitlin market that usually has pbr or miller for $9 a case, so it's easy enough to have on hand in the event I run out of good beer.

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[dnjan]

I drank PBR in the late '60s. Preferred it over other beers that were popular at that time here in midIndiana. Haven't had one in many years now. However..Falstaff (PBR's rival) was horrible..couldn't stomach it.
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I remember Falstaff from the mid 70's. You could tell it was brewed in a copper kettle because it had an aftertaste like having sucked on a penny. But it was the cheap beer at one of the undergrad bars in town.

 

[1961MJS]

Pabst is no worse (or better) than any Bud or Coors product and works just fine for an after work snack. There's a local pig ear and chitlin market that usually has pbr or miller for $9 a case, so it's easy enough to have on hand in the event I run out of good beer.

I agree on the Pabst. You got a pig ear and chitlin market? God man your neck may actually be redder than mine.

I had Blatz and it was o.k. I don't remember having Falstaff, but our neighborhood drunk always drank a 12 pack in the back yard every night. They brought back Stag, which is o.k., but they brought back Olympia which is the whole basis of the claim that modern beer is just fuzzy water.

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[HoosierDaddy]

I remember Falstaff from the mid 70's. You could tell it was brewed in a copper kettle because it had an aftertaste like having sucked on a penny. But it was the cheap beer at one of the undergrad bars in town.

Don...you hit the nail on the head there. That's exactly what it tasted like to me. Gawd it was awful...
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