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  • A Andreas Saurwein

    Paul Watson wrote: Stoh rum is quite famous. 80% proof. My first ever serious drink was a double Stoh rum depth charge (take a pint glass, fill with beer, take double tot glass of Stoh rum and drop it in, start downing the pint glass) and I was absolutely hammered within 10 minutes of downing it. May it be that you actually mean "Stroh" rum, which comes from my very own country? (Website[^]) Now that remembers me of 1.5 liters Stroh 40%, 4 liters of coke and 3 people drinking that. This was the only time in my live I was Drunk (capital D).


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    Andreas Saurwein wrote: May it be that you actually mean "Stroh" rum, which comes from my very own country? Yup that is the one. Evil stuff. Andreas Saurwein wrote: This was the only time in my live I was Drunk (capital D). LOL, you need to get Drunk more mate.

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      Now I must defend my homeland by stating that there is no such chinese drink as "Agape". Are you sure it is chinese? May be you are just too drunk to tell? :laugh: The rice alcoholic drinks made in China are not so clear. Ok, I admit that we sometimes play jokes on people from other countries by offering them foul tasting drinks. ;P By the way, have you tried "Wu Liang Ye" (means liquid from 5 kind of grains) or "Jiu Gui" (means drunken ghost)?

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      Anonymous wrote: Now I must defend my homeland by stating that there is no such chinese drink as "Agape". Are you sure it is chinese? May be you are just too drunk to tell? We were definitley in the Chinese tent, was the second tent we visited (after Mexicana where we only had three or so jello shots, nowhere near enough to even make me teeter.) It was not listed on the menu but my friend who tried it last year said to the very oriental lady "Have you got Agape?" and she smiled wickedly and brought a labeless bottle from under the counter. We saw some other oriental type people drinking it too so I am sure it was not just a Chinese joke on us Westerners :) I do not know how it is spelt, Agape comes as close as I can think. Anonymous wrote: The rice alcoholic drinks made in China are not so clear One was clear, like vodka (but it was not vodka I assure you, I know these things) and the other was a golden colour, like one of your mates had pissed in the white version. I will try and find a link to it and post it for you Mr. Anonymous

      Paul Watson
      Bluegrass
      Cape Town, South Africa

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        Andreas Saurwein wrote: May it be that you actually mean "Stroh" rum, which comes from my very own country? Yup that is the one. Evil stuff. Andreas Saurwein wrote: This was the only time in my live I was Drunk (capital D). LOL, you need to get Drunk more mate.

        Paul Watson
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        Paul Watson wrote: Yup that is the one. Evil stuff. :evil-grin: Yes, first we make you dizzy with Waltz and classic music, then we knock you down with Stroh rum. :laugh: Paul Watson wrote: LOL, you need to get Drunk more mate. Thanks, am still recovering from the last time. I seldom drink more than is good for me. If I want to get high (or stimulated), I'll have my wife and my computer :cool:


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          Anonymous wrote: Now I must defend my homeland by stating that there is no such chinese drink as "Agape". Are you sure it is chinese? May be you are just too drunk to tell? We were definitley in the Chinese tent, was the second tent we visited (after Mexicana where we only had three or so jello shots, nowhere near enough to even make me teeter.) It was not listed on the menu but my friend who tried it last year said to the very oriental lady "Have you got Agape?" and she smiled wickedly and brought a labeless bottle from under the counter. We saw some other oriental type people drinking it too so I am sure it was not just a Chinese joke on us Westerners :) I do not know how it is spelt, Agape comes as close as I can think. Anonymous wrote: The rice alcoholic drinks made in China are not so clear One was clear, like vodka (but it was not vodka I assure you, I know these things) and the other was a golden colour, like one of your mates had pissed in the white version. I will try and find a link to it and post it for you Mr. Anonymous

          Paul Watson
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          Paul Watson wrote: ...said to the very oriental lady "Have you got Agape?" and she smiled wickedly... As someone mentioned already "Agape" is greek for "love". "Have you got Love" isnt something you ask in a chinese tent :) And you are wondering what the b**ch served you? :omg:


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            Paul Watson wrote: Yup that is the one. Evil stuff. :evil-grin: Yes, first we make you dizzy with Waltz and classic music, then we knock you down with Stroh rum. :laugh: Paul Watson wrote: LOL, you need to get Drunk more mate. Thanks, am still recovering from the last time. I seldom drink more than is good for me. If I want to get high (or stimulated), I'll have my wife and my computer :cool:


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            Andreas Saurwein wrote: I seldom drink more than is good for me. If I want to get high (or stimulated), I'll have my wife and my computer You definitley need to get Drunk. ;P I don't believe in sober drinking. If that is the case then I drink coke, lemonade or orange juice. But if I am going to drink then I Drink. Go Big or drink a coke. :rolleyes:

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              Anonymous wrote: Now I must defend my homeland by stating that there is no such chinese drink as "Agape". Are you sure it is chinese? May be you are just too drunk to tell? We were definitley in the Chinese tent, was the second tent we visited (after Mexicana where we only had three or so jello shots, nowhere near enough to even make me teeter.) It was not listed on the menu but my friend who tried it last year said to the very oriental lady "Have you got Agape?" and she smiled wickedly and brought a labeless bottle from under the counter. We saw some other oriental type people drinking it too so I am sure it was not just a Chinese joke on us Westerners :) I do not know how it is spelt, Agape comes as close as I can think. Anonymous wrote: The rice alcoholic drinks made in China are not so clear One was clear, like vodka (but it was not vodka I assure you, I know these things) and the other was a golden colour, like one of your mates had pissed in the white version. I will try and find a link to it and post it for you Mr. Anonymous

              Paul Watson
              Bluegrass
              Cape Town, South Africa

              Macbeth muttered: I am in blood / Stepped in so far, that should I wade no more, / Returning were as tedious as go o'er Want a job?

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              Paul Watson wrote: ... she smiled wickedly ... That's the clue. Paul Watson wrote: ... like one of your mates had pissed in the white version ... And that's the answer. ;P As for the white version, I know some of my mates can do crystal clear piss. ;) Seriously, there was a chinese movie in which there is scene of people making alcohol. At the finish, they would ask a child to pee inside which supposed to make it taste good.

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                Paul Watson wrote: ...said to the very oriental lady "Have you got Agape?" and she smiled wickedly... As someone mentioned already "Agape" is greek for "love". "Have you got Love" isnt something you ask in a chinese tent :) And you are wondering what the b**ch served you? :omg:


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                Andreas Saurwein wrote: As someone mentioned already "Agape" is greek for "love". "Have you got Love" isnt something you ask in a chinese tent And you are wondering what the b**ch served you? Well she was not a bitch young man. That is a word to be used when only describing a truly terrible person of the female persuasion. :) And I said it was a clear liquid, not a milky one X| And judging from her English skills she probably knows no Latin either. (not that my Latin is anything at all...)

                Paul Watson
                Bluegrass
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                Macbeth muttered: I am in blood / Stepped in so far, that should I wade no more, / Returning were as tedious as go o'er Want a job?

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                  Paul Watson wrote: ... she smiled wickedly ... That's the clue. Paul Watson wrote: ... like one of your mates had pissed in the white version ... And that's the answer. ;P As for the white version, I know some of my mates can do crystal clear piss. ;) Seriously, there was a chinese movie in which there is scene of people making alcohol. At the finish, they would ask a child to pee inside which supposed to make it taste good.

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                  Anonymous wrote: As for the white version, I know some of my mates can do crystal clear piss More info than anyone wants on even ones own mates, never mind other peoples mates. :rolleyes:

                  Paul Watson
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                    Anonymous wrote: Now I must defend my homeland by stating that there is no such chinese drink as "Agape". Are you sure it is chinese? May be you are just too drunk to tell? We were definitley in the Chinese tent, was the second tent we visited (after Mexicana where we only had three or so jello shots, nowhere near enough to even make me teeter.) It was not listed on the menu but my friend who tried it last year said to the very oriental lady "Have you got Agape?" and she smiled wickedly and brought a labeless bottle from under the counter. We saw some other oriental type people drinking it too so I am sure it was not just a Chinese joke on us Westerners :) I do not know how it is spelt, Agape comes as close as I can think. Anonymous wrote: The rice alcoholic drinks made in China are not so clear One was clear, like vodka (but it was not vodka I assure you, I know these things) and the other was a golden colour, like one of your mates had pissed in the white version. I will try and find a link to it and post it for you Mr. Anonymous

                    Paul Watson
                    Bluegrass
                    Cape Town, South Africa

                    Macbeth muttered: I am in blood / Stepped in so far, that should I wade no more, / Returning were as tedious as go o'er Want a job?

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                    Hang on a minute... your "friend" had supped this before, and yet he still wanted to try it again? It was in a label-less bottle??? You tried the dubious looking yellow stuff even after having the first stuff? You think it was called agape? At least one of your mates was drunk? And yet you are expecting us to believe that you weren't drunk? Pull the other one. ;P What exactly was in the mexican jello?:~ Debbie

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                      Hang on a minute... your "friend" had supped this before, and yet he still wanted to try it again? It was in a label-less bottle??? You tried the dubious looking yellow stuff even after having the first stuff? You think it was called agape? At least one of your mates was drunk? And yet you are expecting us to believe that you weren't drunk? Pull the other one. ;P What exactly was in the mexican jello?:~ Debbie

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                      Debs wrote: your "friend" had supped this before, and yet he still wanted to try it again? He wanted me to try it. Only way he could get me to try it was for him to join in to. Debs wrote: You tried the dubious looking yellow stuff even after having the first stuff I had the golden version first. Hated it. Thought the clear might not be as bad. I was wrong. Debs wrote: You think it was called agape? It definitley was called agape. At least if you say the Greek word for love then it sounds identical to what the Chinese lady said and what my friend said. So my spelling may be off. I could make a recording and email it to you, but then that would be getting a bit wierd. Debs wrote: At least one of your mates was drunk? No, they all were. :rolleyes: Debs wrote: And yet you are expecting us to believe that you weren't drunk? Pull the other one. What exactly was in the mexican jello? Oh Tequilla! She makes you happy... One Tequilla... Two Tequilla... Three Tequilla... Floor... :rolleyes: I had three, that is only about 3 tots, nowhere near enough to get drunk on. Look, when Chris gets rich and flies all the regulars to his Secret Island Lair I will bring along a bottle and you can all try it. Deal?

                      Paul Watson
                      Bluegrass
                      Cape Town, South Africa

                      Macbeth muttered: I am in blood / Stepped in so far, that should I wade no more, / Returning were as tedious as go o'er Want a job?

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                        Andreas Saurwein wrote: I seldom drink more than is good for me. If I want to get high (or stimulated), I'll have my wife and my computer You definitley need to get Drunk. ;P I don't believe in sober drinking. If that is the case then I drink coke, lemonade or orange juice. But if I am going to drink then I Drink. Go Big or drink a coke. :rolleyes:

                        Paul Watson
                        Bluegrass
                        Cape Town, South Africa

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                        Paul Watson wrote: I don't believe in sober drinking. Ah, ye of little faith! I, for one, am a True Believer in sober drinking - i always believe i'm sober while drinking, up 'till the point my head contacts terra firma.

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                        Ever since i heard the voice i thought i had no choice...

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                          Paul Watson wrote: I don't believe in sober drinking. Ah, ye of little faith! I, for one, am a True Believer in sober drinking - i always believe i'm sober while drinking, up 'till the point my head contacts terra firma.

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                          Shog9 wrote: Ah, ye of little faith! I, for one, am a True Believer in sober drinking - i always believe i'm sober while drinking, up 'till the point my head contacts terra firma. But ofisher! Imshh not drunksh! Sir, you went up that one way. But sirsshhh! I onlysh went one waysh! :rolleyes: If I ever get caught going up a one way the wrong way, that will be my defense (without the slurring.)

                          Paul Watson
                          Bluegrass
                          Cape Town, South Africa

                          Macbeth muttered: I am in blood / Stepped in so far, that should I wade no more, / Returning were as tedious as go o'er DavidW wrote: You are totally mad. Nice.

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                            Debs wrote: btw, would it be really picky to point out that agape is greek, not latin? That will teach me to trust the "informed" rantings of a drunk friend yelling "You stole this drink from the Latin word for love!" at the Chinese tent. :rolleyes: Frnakly it is all Greek to me... *groan* Debs wrote: Hell, I need a decent coffee. Or a vodka. Or a day off work. Vodka coffee... mmmnn... or better... Kaluha coffeee...mmmmnnn!

                            Paul Watson
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                            Paul Watson wrote: Vodka coffee... :suss: Paul Watson wrote: Kaluha coffeee X| Yer supposed to drink coffee *after* you're drunk, so's you can be Drunk enthusiasticly. A good beer in one hand, a good coffee in the other. Why ruin one with the other by mixing?

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                              Paul Watson wrote: Vodka coffee... :suss: Paul Watson wrote: Kaluha coffeee X| Yer supposed to drink coffee *after* you're drunk, so's you can be Drunk enthusiasticly. A good beer in one hand, a good coffee in the other. Why ruin one with the other by mixing?

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                              Shog9 wrote: A good beer in one hand, a good coffee in the other. Why ruin one with the other by mixing? Huh? Kahlua is a milk based liqueur which goes very well with coffee. Or on it's own over ice, or just plain straight. But it is not a beer. :) And you are right. You drink them after you are drunk. As the night winds down it is nice to sit on a balcony sipping Kahlua in coffee. Ooooh, or a Kahlua don pedro... *drool*

                              Paul Watson
                              Bluegrass
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                              Macbeth muttered: I am in blood / Stepped in so far, that should I wade no more, / Returning were as tedious as go o'er DavidW wrote: You are totally mad. Nice.

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                                I have tried many alcoholic drinks in my life. Straight or mixed, on the rocks or off, over the table and under. Many have been fair, many foul. Up till last night the worst tasting straight spirit I had ever tried was Stoh rum. Foul stuff, but with a hefty kick. Last night though at the annual Maynardville Carnival the Chinese tent was serving something that they pronounced as "Agape." Not agape as in your mouth is agape. But agape as in the Latin word for love. Boys and girls, judges and drunks, that was the foulest drink I have ever tried. Apparently it is made from rice (what else being Chinese!) and one could literally taste the fermented rice in this tot of clear liquid. That I had two (a clear one and a golden one) was even worse. Every time I burped or breathed too deeply it repeated on me and it was not pleasant. Thankfully we headed for the Greek tent right after that and did a few Ouzos and then a few Grappas at the Italian tent. Much better drinks! So be warned, if you think Stoh rum tastes foul, you have not tried Agape. X|

                                Paul Watson
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                                For a truly vile drink, try a martini. A blend of 6 parts gin (made from fermented juniper berries and extraordinarily toxic to the liver) and 1 part vermouth (a remarkably inferior wine), few drinks can compete with it for the "thoroughly filthy tasting" award. Shaken, stirred, or strained through a diaper, nothing can make a martini palatable. We do, however, have a product that will wash that nasty taste out of your mouth. Called Everclear, it's a 100 proof alcoholic beverage that can double as rocket fuel or paint remover in a pinch. Due to, I assume, interstate strategic arms treaties, only a few states allow it to be sold. Unsurprisingly Arizona is one of them. But much to my surprise I also found it for sale in Utah, a state run by a religion that forbids alcohol consumption! Go figure...:wtf: It is ok for women not to like sports, so long as they nod in the right places and bring beers at the right times.
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                                  For a truly vile drink, try a martini. A blend of 6 parts gin (made from fermented juniper berries and extraordinarily toxic to the liver) and 1 part vermouth (a remarkably inferior wine), few drinks can compete with it for the "thoroughly filthy tasting" award. Shaken, stirred, or strained through a diaper, nothing can make a martini palatable. We do, however, have a product that will wash that nasty taste out of your mouth. Called Everclear, it's a 100 proof alcoholic beverage that can double as rocket fuel or paint remover in a pinch. Due to, I assume, interstate strategic arms treaties, only a few states allow it to be sold. Unsurprisingly Arizona is one of them. But much to my surprise I also found it for sale in Utah, a state run by a religion that forbids alcohol consumption! Go figure...:wtf: It is ok for women not to like sports, so long as they nod in the right places and bring beers at the right times.
                                  Paul Watson, on Sports - 2/10/2003

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                                  Thanks Roger :rolleyes:


                                  Shaken, stirred, or strained through a diaper, nothing can make a martini palatable. Roger Wright, Soapbox

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                                    For a truly vile drink, try a martini. A blend of 6 parts gin (made from fermented juniper berries and extraordinarily toxic to the liver) and 1 part vermouth (a remarkably inferior wine), few drinks can compete with it for the "thoroughly filthy tasting" award. Shaken, stirred, or strained through a diaper, nothing can make a martini palatable. We do, however, have a product that will wash that nasty taste out of your mouth. Called Everclear, it's a 100 proof alcoholic beverage that can double as rocket fuel or paint remover in a pinch. Due to, I assume, interstate strategic arms treaties, only a few states allow it to be sold. Unsurprisingly Arizona is one of them. But much to my surprise I also found it for sale in Utah, a state run by a religion that forbids alcohol consumption! Go figure...:wtf: It is ok for women not to like sports, so long as they nod in the right places and bring beers at the right times.
                                    Paul Watson, on Sports - 2/10/2003

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                                    Roger Wright wrote: For a truly vile drink, try a martini. A blend of 6 parts gin (made from fermented juniper berries and extraordinarily toxic to the liver) and 1 part vermouth (a remarkably inferior wine), few drinks can compete with it for the "thoroughly filthy tasting" award. Shaken, stirred, or strained through a diaper, nothing can make a martini palatable. Ummm, if I said I pay good money for a good martini would you loose all hope in me? I actually like the drink. Not in all occasions though, can be a bit dry. I like Gin too, though not straight (not after my friends sister got me to down 1/4 a bottle of Gin on my 18th birthday... never again! That was a bad night I can tell you) but in a G&T combo. Tonic water on it's own is quite nice. People look at me oddly when I buy 1lt and just drink it with nothing else. Roger Wright wrote: Called Everclear, it's a 100 proof alcoholic beverage that can double as rocket fuel or paint remover in a pinch Everclear? Cleans nasal passages, throats, engines and rockets. :rolleyes: Oooph, sounds like a once in a lifetime drink. Generally taken just before you die.

                                    Paul Watson
                                    Bluegrass
                                    Cape Town, South Africa

                                    Macbeth muttered: I am in blood / Stepped in so far, that should I wade no more, / Returning were as tedious as go o'er DavidW wrote: You are totally mad. Nice.

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                                      Debs wrote: your "friend" had supped this before, and yet he still wanted to try it again? He wanted me to try it. Only way he could get me to try it was for him to join in to. Debs wrote: You tried the dubious looking yellow stuff even after having the first stuff I had the golden version first. Hated it. Thought the clear might not be as bad. I was wrong. Debs wrote: You think it was called agape? It definitley was called agape. At least if you say the Greek word for love then it sounds identical to what the Chinese lady said and what my friend said. So my spelling may be off. I could make a recording and email it to you, but then that would be getting a bit wierd. Debs wrote: At least one of your mates was drunk? No, they all were. :rolleyes: Debs wrote: And yet you are expecting us to believe that you weren't drunk? Pull the other one. What exactly was in the mexican jello? Oh Tequilla! She makes you happy... One Tequilla... Two Tequilla... Three Tequilla... Floor... :rolleyes: I had three, that is only about 3 tots, nowhere near enough to get drunk on. Look, when Chris gets rich and flies all the regulars to his Secret Island Lair I will bring along a bottle and you can all try it. Deal?

                                      Paul Watson
                                      Bluegrass
                                      Cape Town, South Africa

                                      Macbeth muttered: I am in blood / Stepped in so far, that should I wade no more, / Returning were as tedious as go o'er Want a job?

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                                      Paul Watson wrote: He wanted me to try it. Now how does that saying go? "with friends like these..." Paul Watson wrote: Look, when Chris gets rich and flies all the regulars to his Secret Island Lair I will bring along a bottle and you can all try it. Deal? Yeah, like, you've done a really good sales job on it! Debbie

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                                        I have tried many alcoholic drinks in my life. Straight or mixed, on the rocks or off, over the table and under. Many have been fair, many foul. Up till last night the worst tasting straight spirit I had ever tried was Stoh rum. Foul stuff, but with a hefty kick. Last night though at the annual Maynardville Carnival the Chinese tent was serving something that they pronounced as "Agape." Not agape as in your mouth is agape. But agape as in the Latin word for love. Boys and girls, judges and drunks, that was the foulest drink I have ever tried. Apparently it is made from rice (what else being Chinese!) and one could literally taste the fermented rice in this tot of clear liquid. That I had two (a clear one and a golden one) was even worse. Every time I burped or breathed too deeply it repeated on me and it was not pleasant. Thankfully we headed for the Greek tent right after that and did a few Ouzos and then a few Grappas at the Italian tent. Much better drinks! So be warned, if you think Stoh rum tastes foul, you have not tried Agape. X|

                                        Paul Watson
                                        Bluegrass
                                        Cape Town, South Africa

                                        Macbeth muttered: I am in blood / Stepped in so far, that should I wade no more, / Returning were as tedious as go o'er Want a job?

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                                        Try milk mixed with red wine. Once the mix made, you have only a few seconds to drink it before the milk begins to curdle X|


                                        Angels banished from heaven have no choice but to become demons Cowboy Bebop

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                                          Try milk mixed with red wine. Once the mix made, you have only a few seconds to drink it before the milk begins to curdle X|


                                          Angels banished from heaven have no choice but to become demons Cowboy Bebop

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                                          KaЯl wrote: Try milk mixed with red wine. Once the mix made, you have only a few seconds to drink it before the milk begins to curdle Ouch. We have a different version of that here which we call Blowjobs Revenge. Take a tot of lime juice and then any milk based alcohol (Kalhua, Baileys etc.) Shoot the cream but keep it in your mouth, then shoot the lime and get a friend to shake your head about. Takes at least ten pints to get the bits of curdled cream from between your teeth. X| Never tried it with red wine though. Will give it a bash some time :-D

                                          Paul Watson
                                          Bluegrass
                                          Cape Town, South Africa

                                          Macbeth muttered: I am in blood / Stepped in so far, that should I wade no more, / Returning were as tedious as go o'er DavidW wrote: You are totally mad. Nice.

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