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Sounds very much like a "Jason Donovan". Double vodka, Smirnoff Ice and topped up with lager. Its binge drinking heaven. -
In a couple of choice pubs in Glasgows east end you could buy a pint of the slops from the drink trays for a very reasonable price
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Could you pick what slop trays you wanted, or was is "barman's choice"?Originally posted by Torran View PostIn a couple of choice pubs in Glasgows east end you could buy a pint of the slops from the drink trays for a very reasonable price
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That'd be the spittoon then...."barman's choice"?
Of all tyrannies, a tyranny sincerely exercised for the good of its victims may be the most oppressive. It would be better to live under robber barons than under omnipotent moral busybodies. The robber baron's cruelty may sometimes sleep, his cupidity may at some point be satiated; but those who torment us for our own good will torment us without end for they do so with the approval of their own conscience.
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My advice, don't. Tried the real thing on three occasions, and on every occasion something bad/regrettable has happened to me. No hallucinations, but it gets you falling down drunk in the truest sense of the word - you actually fall down, drunk. Nothing enjoyable about it whatsoever, including the hangover.Originally posted by Marina View PostNever tried absinthe though - they say the full-strength stuff (if you can still buy it) has seriously weird effects such as hallucinations.
Doesn't compare to any other alcohol, and I can see why it's banned. It's dangerous.Hang on - there is actually a place called Cheddar?? - cailin maith
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I guess it was just whatever was floating near byOriginally posted by Moscow Mule View PostCould you pick what slop trays you wanted, or was is "barman's choice"?
Seemed to be a popular choice with the jakeys.
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I'd have to agree with that, was in Prague a few years ago with a few mates on a stag do. It beat us!Originally posted by snaw View PostMy advice, don't. Tried the real thing on three occasions, and on every occasion something bad/regrettable has happened to me. No hallucinations, but it gets you falling down drunk in the truest sense of the word - you actually fall down, drunk. Nothing enjoyable about it whatsoever, including the hangover.
Doesn't compare to any other alcohol, and I can see why it's banned. It's dangerous.
Not good stuff, scary!That boy go raaaaaaa
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http://www.urbanpath.com/london/spir...hol/gerrys.htmOriginally posted by snaw View Post
Doesn't compare to any other alcohol, and I can see why it's banned. It's dangerous.
It's not banned. Was legalised again, in the 1990s.
Thujone is blamed for it's psychoactive properties.Comment
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My wife bought me a bottle of the full on genuine stuff from Prague. I haven't touched it yet. The devious cow!Originally posted by El_Diablo View PostI'd have to agree with that, was in Prague a few years ago with a few mates on a stag do. It beat us!
Not good stuff, scary!
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Step1: Get a spoon of sugar and a shot of loopy juice
Step2: Dip sugar in vile looking green stuff
Step3: Set alight sugar
Step4: Mix it in
Step5: Drink it
Step6: Fall down
Simple really.Comment
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