What's ya favorite alcoholic drink?

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PMEL_DEVIL-DOG

09-13-2006 -- 12:54:59
I don't know if this has been posted before but what's yall fav drink to get bent on? I'm on this Guiness and Jack Daniels kick. I pour a shot in a pint. I call "Tha blak Bomb". Not cuz of the color, but what comes outta ya ass that next day.... :-D
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Old-Navy

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09-13-2006 -- 12:59:28
Car Bombs..    Guinness with a shot of Baileys.  Take the shot glass and just let it fall to the bottom.

Regular,    Murphy's Irish Stout, Beamish Irish Stout, Guinness Irish Stout.   in that order..   Anybody notice a trend???
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K-Rock

#2
09-13-2006 -- 13:07:56
Bitburger beer..."Bitte ein bit"

docbyers

#3
09-13-2006 -- 13:45:16
Hard stuff - Rusty nail (Scotch and Drambuie, preferably with J&B or Chivas as the Scotch)

Soft stuff - Schneiderweizen beer

Berentzen (the makers of Apfelkorn) have come out with a wild cherry schnapps that is awfully good; not exported to the States yet, so a buddy of mine in Germany sends it to me.  Smooth, tasty, and sneaky...
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MIRCS

#4
09-13-2006 -- 16:17:40
Hard stuff............that would be Bookers with a shaving of ice

Beer............well just beer, I have too many favorites

bradley563

#5
09-13-2006 -- 17:06:52
Quote from: Old-Navy on 09-13-2006 -- 12:59:28
Car Bombs..    Guinness with a shot of Baileys.  Take the shot glass and just let it fall to the bottom.

Regular,    Murphy's Irish Stout, Beamish Irish Stout, Guinness Irish Stout.   in that order..   Anybody notice a trend???

I drink Irish car bombs and they are Guinness with a shot of irish whiskey
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tater

#6
09-14-2006 -- 00:16:17
what do you have on hand?  :-)
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Old-Navy

#7
09-14-2006 -- 10:00:34
Quote from: bradley563 on 09-13-2006 -- 17:06:52
I drink Irish car bombs and they are Guinness with a shot of irish whiskey

I forgot to mention the whiskey.  But it isn't an Irish Car Bomb unless you drop the shot of Irish Cream into it.
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coastiecappy

#8
09-14-2006 -- 11:07:41
This year we have been trying out different beers up on Lake Erie, we found one that appeals to our military background, has a good taste and goes down well. Warbird Ale,
currently we drink T-6 there is also P-51 and P-47. Made near here in Fort Wayne, IN.
Bailey's and white wine for  the women folk.
Rum for our hard stuff, Captain Morgan or Pussers ( Pussers if you want a traditional rum, more flavor ) .
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tater

#9
09-14-2006 -- 22:39:02
Ezra Brooks burbon, Glenlivet single malt scotch, cheap vodka and Steel Reserve beer (8.1%)
just not all at one time... :wink:
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Old-Navy

#10
09-15-2006 -- 10:57:55
Can't forget the "official drink" of the Instrumentman rating...  the notorious "Blue Flame"   Southern Comfort with a dash of Anisette, lit.
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PMEL_DEVIL-DOG

#11
09-25-2006 -- 07:41:37
Everclear and Kool-aid.....a ghetto favorite! :mrgreen:
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Old-Navy

#12
09-25-2006 -- 08:50:29
18 yr old McCallen.  Great Stuff.

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K-Rock

#13
09-25-2006 -- 13:19:32
A 40 of Mickey's Ice!

PMEL_DEVIL-DOG

#14
09-28-2006 -- 09:56:26
When I was a young hoodlum, I liked Dr. Pepper and E&J...I called it Thug Passion! :mrgreen:
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