Originally posted by Qqmike
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I don't like beer either, but I don't drink much myself. Considering I grew up a military kid, there was surprisingly little boozing going on by my parents (at least in front of us), so I think it may be genetic.
I like rum, myself, with a bit of coca cola in it.
My Sister in law does some flavored vodkas.
http://southerncurvesspirits.com/curvy-girl-cocktails (yeah the website is not great, yet)
This one actually tastes pretty good, at least to my teatotalling tongue.
My bro and his wife had a martini bar for a few years, they sure didn't have a measuring cup lol!Comment
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Originally posted by Qqmike View PostNow, DYK, you're not listening. You stopped too soon. Keep drinking like that for a month or so, and you'll get over it, not have to deal with hangovers, wake up, hit a coffee pot and Village Inn, and go on with your day.
So I hear.You're contradicting each other! Arrrgggghhh!!!!!Originally posted by SteveRiley View Post
PS I'm blowing another kiss Steve's way--for calling me YOUNG!
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Age verification on the web site, really? Just to read about vodka?Originally posted by claydoh View Post
Her Sweet Georgia Nectar sounds amazing. I hope it becomes available in Washington (no, the other one, of course) soon!Comment
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OK, but this bit about what not to swallow was much funnier.Originally posted by life0riley View PostComment
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Alright. How is that on a Linux forum, a question about -- uh, water dispensing devices -- receives5152 replies and379380 views? LOLComment
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There's your lawyers at work again, just in case, just in the event that reading somehow caused, in a roundabout down-the-road manner, the suggestion to, to, to become an alcoholic, drop out of high school, not attend med school as planned, the kid ruined her life because, well, because of that web page she read when she was 16.Age verification on the web site, really? Just to read about vodka?
To spitorswallow, could that be likevslove? (I warned you about my barfly days.)OK, but this bit about what not to swallow was much funnier.An intellectual says a simple thing in a hard way. An artist says a hard thing in a simple way. Charles BukowskiComment
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This is a great thread.
The Botanist, hmm ...I'd rather be locked out than locked in.Comment
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Hmmmm...I don't actually know. But I think it must have something to do with what well-rounded, and/or curious, people us Linux folks are!Originally posted by SteveRiley View Post
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While not required, it seems to be strongly suggested to do so. I think if I get them to do a better site (I wish I were talented, even mildly, at web design!) I'd suggest that they ditch it, especially as they do not sell from the website.Originally posted by SteveRiley View Post
So far, distribution is limited to Georgia, and parts of Tennessee, I think.Comment
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Originally posted by SteveRiley View Post
Because more of us can respond without feeling out of place, as we all can relate to the topics at hand better no matter how much Kubuntu we have in our bloodstreams
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Exactly.Alright. How is that on a Linux forum, a question about -- uh, water dispensing devices -- receives5152 replies and379380 views? LOL
Because more of us can respond without feeling out of place, as we all can relate to the topics at hand better no matter how much Kubuntu we have in our bloodstreams
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Oh, I contacted the site where I bought the aerator, told them it doesn't fit my brand-new Pfister kitchen faucet, and they've refunded the whopping $4.99 I paid for it. They didn't even want it sent back. But they did say it SHOULD fit.
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