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Author:  Unstrung [ Mon Aug 25, 2014 9:17 pm ]
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That sucks man. It's not even acceptable as like, 'lite porter'?

I've been drinking mad Coors Light lately. Trying to get slim, and obviously drinking more beer at a lower percent is how it gets done.

Author:  knope [ Wed Aug 27, 2014 12:09 am ]
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nah, it didn't ferment well either leaving a slight unwanted sweetness. Maybe I could buy some IPA and have an epic black and tan? Moving is quickly leaving me broke

Author:  Snaxocaster [ Wed Aug 27, 2014 2:46 am ]
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I went back and picked this guy up, as he was still on sale for a whopping ten buxx a liter:
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Smoove, yo. Which it had better be, considering it's a bit under-proof. Good, though; not sickly sweet, and it still tastes like a whiskey and not a honey liqueur. Not that honey liqueurs are bad, mind you; Krupnik is fantastisch. I've had a whole two glasses of whiskey this week, which is more whiskey than I've had in like the past year. :lol: Would totally pay more than ten dollars for this, as it's marked down from closer to $40.

To Geoff: I've had some narsty hangover juice in my time, but nothing with the effects of said bumwine. :hypno: That almost has me curious just to see what it would do, but I think I'm a bit old and respectable for that sort of thing now. :red:

Isn't Domestic Lager In A Can still too close to food, calorie-wise? Obviously pure grain alcohol is the answer there. Wood alcohol might do in a pinch- sight is overrated and you weren't using those organs anyway. :red:

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Author:  chris_d [ Wed Aug 27, 2014 6:10 am ]
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Look at all of the fantastic type on that warning label. We should still be doing that shit by hand man.

Author:  Snaxocaster [ Wed Aug 27, 2014 10:12 am ]
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Inorite?

The Olde Mann who used to own the printing company I worked at back in the HCAF days is on the board of, and allows much of his collection of vintage printing equipment to be used by, a local arts organization that has a building in downtown Buffalo right across the street from where I usually catch the bus home. It's available for use to anyone, and I've thought if I were to do vinyl for whatever reason, that is where I'd make the sleeves, by hand.

I think that would be hella strong badass, vinyl with hand-printed sleeves. Probably a break-even proposal at best, but as a means of pimping one's band, unfuckwithable. At least, to the Right Sort Of People. :ugeek:

Author:  torgeot [ Wed Aug 27, 2014 10:35 am ]
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ok so I am trying to stick to coffee and my usual boozahol, but I fear the fun of percocets is well, fun. Doctor never should have given me 80 of those delicious little motherfuckers.

Author:  chris_d [ Sun Aug 31, 2014 4:05 pm ]
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I am back to beering for the cheaps or for the not at alls:

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Author:  Unstrung [ Mon Sep 01, 2014 10:57 am ]
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Today will be a good day.

Author:  El-Todgo [ Wed Sep 03, 2014 8:09 am ]
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That'll be my drink of choice for the weekend I think, I've had far too much beer recently so smirnoff mixed with something girly will sort me out :red:

Author:  Snaxocaster [ Sun Sep 28, 2014 3:14 am ]
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Yarr, more o' the cephalopod beverage:
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Its tenticular might crushes other rums, which it devours with its chitinous beak. Or something.

We're running low, though, and we've talked about picking up a fifth of this guy:
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The boozestore where I snagger'd the Bushmills has the above Captain on sail fer fifteen a fifth, and I think that's cheap enough to merit a trial, no? Considering Captain is generally stupid overpriced anyhow...

Author:  torgeot [ Mon Sep 29, 2014 6:25 pm ]
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ThT sounds like good reason to try it. I am on a wine kick right now. The little lady has some weird allergy things she has dropped. Lot of weight so we are trying organic no sulfite wines


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Author:  chris_d [ Mon Oct 13, 2014 3:22 pm ]
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Got these for my dad when he visited, because he says he only likes the wheat beers, but he only had one. Now he is back home in IL, and i think maybe he doesn't actually like beer at all, so the rest are clearly mine:

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Not bad, for a US brewer's version of a Hefeweisen of the Weihenstephaner/banana notes style.

Author:  Snaxocaster [ Sun Nov 30, 2014 12:59 am ]
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Coffee, and an old standby whilst writing:
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Author:  Unstrung [ Wed Dec 03, 2014 12:32 am ]
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Wild Turkey... and Buffalo Trace.

Bourbon is the name of the game lately.

Author:  Snaxocaster [ Sat Jan 10, 2015 6:45 pm ]
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Geoff, I miss'd your mention of Buffalo Trace. That's good shit. :tu: If you can get your hands on some Elijah Craig 12 Year, it is not only reasonably priced (at least in The States, for a single-batch bourbon; it's like $30 for a fifth/.75l) but delicious. Butterscotch notes. :D

Chris, an old friend of mine who's a chemistry professor in yer vague neck of the woods mentioned this exists: http://www.bostonmagazine.com/restaurants/blog/2015/01/06/narragansett-creates-h-p-lovecraft-line-beers/ I figger'd this might be relephant to yer interests.

Author:  newholland [ Sat Jan 10, 2015 8:25 pm ]
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chris_d wrote:
Got these for my dad when he visited, because he says he only likes the wheat beers, but he only had one. Now he is back home in IL, and i think maybe he doesn't actually like beer at all, so the rest are clearly mine:

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Not bad, for a US brewer's version of a Hefeweisen of the Weihenstephaner/banana notes style.


ho! those're from my town!

i find myself drinkin' their ol'scratch a lot around town... good beer, must be said. i haven't tried that one though.

i been drinking, of all things, old fashioneds of late. y'know, angostura, orange, and rye ain't a bad mix. i just skip the nastay maraschino bit :P

Author:  Snaxocaster [ Mon Jan 12, 2015 10:25 am ]
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Old Fashioned are lovely, though I take mine with bourbon. And the cherry. If you want to see real abuse of cherries, have a Manhattan at a punkrawk dive bar that has no bitters. :red: It's... Bourbon-and-stuff, definitely, but a Manhattan it ain't.

Author:  newholland [ Mon Jan 12, 2015 10:53 am ]
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aw man.. i tried a 'dry manhattan' of my own devices last week. all we had was dry vermouth from the martini locker.. :P blech. nasty.

y'know.. i just don't like vermouth, i think.

i'll make old fashioneds with whatever's around-- had some nice sazerac rye, and that made a bang up OF, but i'll use bulleit too.. i kinda like the drier rye-- especially with blood orange bitters (which are kinda sweet) AND angostura, which i've been using. straight bitters in the bourbon ones is good though.

i gotta make up some simple syrup outa some demerarra sugar!

Author:  Unstrung [ Sat Jan 24, 2015 9:20 pm ]
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Author:  torgeot [ Sat Jan 31, 2015 3:35 pm ]
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Water. Just fucking water. I am back at training to get back in shape again so nothing but water and a bit of coffee in the morning


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