Good to have you back BTW. Hope your summer is going well.
Whats your drink of choice?
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Luckylighter
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Kate was talking about Absinthe and I missed it?!? That's what I get for taking a break from the Raven on weekends and doing things. 
Luckylighter
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Renderking Fisk said:
Et tu, Fiske? I never pictured you as a flavored coffee drinker. I always imagined you as a coffee flavored coffee drinker. Personally, I hate flavored coffees, but I guess it was the five years of brainwashing as a Starbucks employee.
Actually, when I worked at Starbucks, I turned into a hardcore coffee drinker...black with no sugar. That was insane. Black coffee and straight espresso shots, that was my drink when I was closing the store. It got so bad, that I started to invent "shooters" style espresso shots: two shots of espresso, with a shot of flavored syrup and a layer of heavy cream.
I'll never go back to flavored coffee again.
intergamer
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vaxer said:
Ah yes. Folks, I suggest you listen to Vaxer's opinions about wine...he's French.
Indyologist
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Indyologist said:
Oh, and I LOVE Starbuck's Frappachino and Chai Tea! Yummy yum!
Luckylighter
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Indyologist said:
You know who has better Chai Tea lattes than Starbucks? The cafe at Borders Books and Music. Having worked for both places, I know from experience. The Borders Chai is creamier and has more flavor than the Starbucks.
Although Starbucks does have the best Caramel Macchiatos. You know, I won a taste test. I make the greates Caramel Macchiatos ever. Well, at least I did when I was still a coffee jockey.
Indyologist
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Luckylighter said:
Yeah, I've been hearing a lot of raves about the Macchiatos from my friends. Think I'll try one this weekend.
Gee, wish you could FAX me one-- LOL!
coffee and coffee houses, america's crack pipe of choice.
If it ain't CH3CH2OH, I am a tea or lemonade kinda guy.
If it ain't CH3CH2OH, I am a tea or lemonade kinda guy.
LASTCRUSADER
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I like my coffee with a little bit of Bailey's irish cream. Its strange though. I've never been to a Starbucks before.
intergamer
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Or just ethanol. Its ethyl alchohol, which is used in most alchoholic beverages. Alchohols are just the plain hydrocarbon with one hydrogen replaced by a hydroxide.
But yeah, it is grain alchohol.
But yeah, it is grain alchohol.
Indyologist
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How about an "Indiana Jones" (yes, it actually exsists. I found this on line).
Specialty drink: The ?Indiana Jones?
½ shot Whisky
½ shot Tequila
1 shot Champagne
(Optional: One drop each: blood, sweat, tear )
Add the whisky and tequila together and double-up with champagne or sparkling wine. Place your hand or a beer mat over the glass, slam it down onto table and then down it in one. Serve in highball glass.
(This is my own suggestion: Stir with a stick of dynamite. For fun, light the dynamite and toss it out the window at the nearest car.)
Specialty drink: The ?Indiana Jones?
½ shot Whisky
½ shot Tequila
1 shot Champagne
(Optional: One drop each: blood, sweat, tear
)Add the whisky and tequila together and double-up with champagne or sparkling wine. Place your hand or a beer mat over the glass, slam it down onto table and then down it in one. Serve in highball glass.
(This is my own suggestion: Stir with a stick of dynamite. For fun, light the dynamite and toss it out the window at the nearest car.)
LASTCRUSADER
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Indyologist said:How about an "Indiana Jones" (yes, it actually exsists. I found this on line).
Specialty drink: The ?Indiana Jones?
½ shot Whisky
½ shot Tequila
1 shot Champagne
(Optional: One drop each: blood, sweat, tear
Add the whisky and tequila together and double-up with champagne or sparkling wine. Place your hand or a beer mat over the glass, slam it down onto table and then down it in one. Serve in highball glass.
(This is my own suggestion: Stir with a stick of dynamite. For fun, light the dynamite and toss it out the window at the nearest car.)
I'll have to remember to try that. I knew it existed but I've haven't gotten around to making one.
enjoying an adult libation tonight
I got a gift card to Shell Gas Station for my birthday. Tonight, I decided to use it. I splurged on premium, save $7.99 for a six pack of Samuel Adams (Original) Boston Lager. [There was a time in my life that I could stock the fridge with several varities of it, but pennies are thin for the last two years] I even took cases of it to the river, so that while the rest of the partiers were drinking the 3/2 clear water light from the Rocky Mountains of Colorado, I was enjoying the amber goodness from the heart of rebellion. Made me the most popular guy out there. But I digress...
Man I forgot how good a real beer tastes. *sips another swig of the best beer in the world*
I got a gift card to Shell Gas Station for my birthday. Tonight, I decided to use it. I splurged on premium, save $7.99 for a six pack of Samuel Adams (Original) Boston Lager. [There was a time in my life that I could stock the fridge with several varities of it, but pennies are thin for the last two years] I even took cases of it to the river, so that while the rest of the partiers were drinking the 3/2 clear water light from the Rocky Mountains of Colorado, I was enjoying the amber goodness from the heart of rebellion. Made me the most popular guy out there. But I digress...
Man I forgot how good a real beer tastes. *sips another swig of the best beer in the world*
Deadlock
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Pale Horse said:
Don't associate the Centennial State with that travesty known as Coors Light... If you get a chance, try some "Fat Tire", a micro brew from Colorado that has a devoted fan base. Horsey, I'm not sure if you can get it in Cali, but from one beer connoisseur to another... it just might be worth a trip to Colorado.
Deadlock said:Don't associate the Centennial State with that travesty known as Coors Light... If you get a chance, try some "Fat Tire", a micro brew from Colorado that has a devoted fan base. Horsey, I'm not sure if you can get it in Cali, but from one beer connoisseur to another... it just might be worth a trip to Colorado.
Born and raised in CO. my friend, I have a Rocky Mountain heart, with a California attitude. If I am not mistaken, Rock Bottom Beer is a Colorado based brewery, and they have a location out here in Long Beach.