I once went there and we made the mistake of sitting in the back to chat privately. Apparently we hurt the bartender's feelings and he felt all lonely and dissed.
Pfft. Mr. H would've loved you for it.
Plan what to do, what to wear (you can never go wrong with a corset), and get ready for the next BuffistaCon: New Orleans! May 20-22, 2005!
I once went there and we made the mistake of sitting in the back to chat privately. Apparently we hurt the bartender's feelings and he felt all lonely and dissed.
Pfft. Mr. H would've loved you for it.
So, we've established that it would be the ideal booze of a chipmunk, but I've yet to hear why I should drink it.
I hateses olives. Yes, I do. They squeak when you bite into them.
So do boys, and yet...
Because it's yummy.*
It tastes like pine trees.
As it should. I love to indoctrinate people in the ways of sloe gin: pine trees and sweet plums. Christmas drink. It is to yum.
A proper Collins is also made with gin, and that doesn't taste like pine trees at all.
(What is with vodka taking over all of gin's former jobs?)
I mean, I guess it wasn't yucky, as long as there's tonic to cut it. It just seems like such an odd taste. It's refreshing, though.
YABMV
Your Alcoholic Beagle May Vary?
What is with vodka taking over all of gin's former jobs?
Vodka doesn't have a taste, I guess, therefore better to make non-alcohol tasting drinks out of? I don't understand (not that I have a problem with it, it just makes no sense to me) trying to make a drink not taste like the thing you put in it.
Your Alcoholic Beagle May Vary?
puts finger on nose, points at P-C
puts finger on nose, points at P-C
So you want me to throw a strike?