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message 1: by Sarah (new)

Sarah | 13814 comments I sell a lot of the hideous concoctions known as Irish car bombs. I would never ever ever drink one.
And they make the glasses so disgusting! I don't mind washing glassware but those are always all curdled and gross when I take them off the table, and you have to fish the shot glass out of the pint glass.
Also, I can't chug. I am happy to have a beer or a shot of whiskey with you, but I will not play beer pong, and I will not race you.

You?


message 2: by [deleted user] (new)

I will play beer pong, but I will not race drinking anymore, eventually even if you win you lose.


message 3: by RandomAnthony (new)

RandomAnthony | 14536 comments I can drink eight beers and still weave around the house, but hard alcohol of just about any nature will floor me within a couple shots. I used to love Long Island Iced Teas, though. What's in an Irish Car Bomb?


message 4: by Jonathan (last edited Aug 06, 2010 10:40AM) (new)

Jonathan Lopez | 4726 comments I'm guessing here, because I've never had one, but based on Sarah's description, I'm picturing that an Irish Car Bomb might be a shot of Bailey's Irish Cream dropped into a pint of Guinness. If so, good way to spoil a perfectly nice pint.


message 5: by Pat (new)

Pat (patb37) Jonathan wrote: "I'm guessing here, because I've never had one, but based on Sarah's description, I'm picturing that an Irish Car Bomb might be a shot of Bailey's Irish Cream dropped into a pint of Guinness. If so,..."

You're close.
Its a pint of Guinness
with a shot glass of 1/2 Jameson Whiskey and 1/2 Bailey's

Sounds gross.
Just give me the pint.


message 6: by Kevin (new)

Kevin  (ksprink) | 11469 comments no recent experience (for about 15 yrs now) but i do remember when long island ice tea's first became popular and they would sell them by the pitcher. you would order a pitcher (or three) and sit and drink them thinking they were not affecting you at all. then when you stood up to take a leak it felt like someone slugged you with a croquet mallet. like a sneaky sucker punch


message 7: by Sally, la reina (new)

Sally (mrsnolte) | 17373 comments Mod
Sometimes people buy me what's called a "Poudre River Drop-Off" and it does make the earth veer crooked. I haven't had one in about 4 years because the last time I was hurting for days.
It has baileys and Jameson, I think, but also 151 and Kaluha.


message 8: by RandomAnthony (new)

RandomAnthony | 14536 comments I am really hung over this morning. Last night I took my kids to a concert in the park and my neighbors got me very drunk. I blame them. I think I had maybe five or six Coronas, a Sprechter, a Miller Lite, and a Mike's Lemonade.


message 9: by Jonathan (new)

Jonathan Lopez | 4726 comments The Miller Lite was because you were watching your calorie count?


message 10: by Sally, la reina (new)

Sally (mrsnolte) | 17373 comments Mod
Just reading about that combination of beers makes me nauseous.


message 11: by Heidi (new)

Heidi (heidihooo) | 10825 comments HOLY cow... I had ONE beer (more like half a beer) last night and I just... JUST woke up!


Jackie "the Librarian" | 8991 comments Two pear ciders have me knocking over my glass as I over-gesticulate (yes, I talk with my hands), and unable to walk straight.
I think three of anything would have me out.


message 13: by Sarah (new)

Sarah | 13814 comments One of our bartenders came in the other night with some friends on a night that he wasn't working. He had a fair bit to drink, and I think they went elsewhere afterward.
He called the next day to say he had been late for his day job the next day because he needed to shower and change his clothes because he had woken up on the couch and discovered he had crapped his pants.
I can safely say that I have never and will never drink so much as to lose control of my bowels. Nowhere close.


message 14: by Cynthia (new)

Cynthia Paschen | 7333 comments Had a B-52 once. Godiva chocolate liquor, Bailey's and something else maybe Orange liquor. I have never felt so much like death in my entire life.


message 15: by Kevin (new)

Kevin  (ksprink) | 11469 comments well sarah, it is safe to assume he is not making that excuse up to be late to work.


message 16: by Sarah (new)

Sarah | 13814 comments Good point.


message 17: by Jonathan (new)

Jonathan Lopez | 4726 comments Then again, if he is making up an excuse, just imagine what really happened...


message 18: by Lobstergirl, el principe (new)

Lobstergirl | 24779 comments Mod
Wow. Oversharing....


message 19: by Lobstergirl, el principe (new)

Lobstergirl | 24779 comments Mod
The closest I ever felt to death after drinking was after a night of appletinis. (I usually just stick to beer.) Felt absolutely fine until about 3 hours into sleep when I woke up and it seemed every last drop of moisture had drained from my body. Drank water, went back to bed, had to get up at 8 because I was on a business trip. I was still swooning and careening around the room at that point.


message 20: by Cynthia (new)

Cynthia Paschen | 7333 comments Yuck. Appletinis? You seem like a gal who needs to stick to beer. Sorry, You dislike the word Gal. But Gal and Beer kind of go together like appletini and chick.


message 21: by Jonathan (new)

Jonathan Lopez | 4726 comments What's an appletini?


message 22: by janine (new)

janine | 7709 comments Jonathan wrote: "What's an appletini?"

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wvNvG2...


message 23: by Jonathan (new)

Jonathan Lopez | 4726 comments Well, apparently it's bright green. But what's in it?


message 25: by Jonathan (new)

Jonathan Lopez | 4726 comments * 4cl (3 parts) Vodka
* 1.5cl (1 part) Apple schnapps
* 1.5cl (1 part) Cointreau

Sounds like something I would probably not try.


message 26: by janine (new)

janine | 7709 comments me neither. i don't like any drinks with apple in it.


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