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psichonaut wrote:

Pursued By Trees wrote:Amaretto sour ... 35ml amaretto, 75ml lemon sour and 3 or 4 ice cubes ... shaken.

this?

That's the one alright!

I'd had the biscuits, coffee and various deserts etc flavoured with it for years on and off and always vowed that one day I'd own a bottle myself. While eating out at the local Frankie and Bennys I tried the cocktail and became mildly hooked.

It's my current favourite tipple ... although I have been known to hang out at The Wellington in Brum enjoying the marvellous selection of independant real ales.

A lovely Australian dry red called

"KOOKABURRA"

This evening i will be mostly drinking - after my last can of Carlsberg - Tesco imported continental lager (read Cheap Stella LOL) as they had SOLD OUT of Carlsberg LOL GGGGGRRRRRRRRRRR!!!!!!!!!!!

Had a couple of these
in the fridge, so I thought, why not?

Pista wrote:Had a couple of these
in the fridge, so I thought, why not?

A Ha - the joys of Lidl/Aldi - I have tried that particular brew Very Nice IIRC

MadameButterfly wrote:A lovely Australian dry red called

"KOOKABURRA"

@ Madame - Very Glad to see you are drinking something "decent" for a change

Hot chocolate, in an attempt to take the edge off my considerable hunger.
No food in Bearsden, what a shocking state of affairs!

My Deputy Managing Director and I got through 7 mini-bottles of red wine on the Eurostar between Paris and London...

(Note to self: this may partly explain the tiredness I currently feel...)

Andy TG wrote:

MadameButterfly wrote:A lovely Australian dry red called

"KOOKABURRA"

@ Madame - Very Glad to see you are drinking something "decent" for a change

Cheers thanks Andy! Although not such a good idea as I've got to work tomorrow! Oh well.

Dark wrote:

That reminds me.
Carpy. Where you at these days?

Dark wrote:

That stuff will take away your sight and your sanity ... but only if you do it properly

It's the remnants from a party. Some idiots decided to shot it, but a girl and I sat in the kitchen, pouring it through sugar on a teaspoon (we didn't have any cubes or an absinthe spoon ), lighting it, and diluting it.

So I've been having a glass of it before bed. Smells and tastes very nice.

Black Russian time again

Fine choice Korin! If you want I'll try to get you an absinthe spoon next time I am at the bar

Obviousman wrote:absinthe

You are such a goth!

soup

boudicca wrote:

Obviousman wrote:absinthe

You are such a goth!

I just like a good drink

Australian red is oh so nice!

I had absinthe the first time after the sisters gig. yeah that was a fun night

Obviousman wrote:Black Russian time again

Fine choice Korin! If you want I'll try to get you an absinthe spoon next time I am at the bar

Much appreciated.

I guess I'm gonna have some Cabernet this evening

sziamiau wrote:I guess I'm gonna have some Cabernet this evening

Cheers!

MadameButterfly wrote:

sziamiau wrote:I guess I'm gonna have some Cabernet this evening

Cheers!

thanks!..right after I finish with my pilates. bikini season is on us..that's an ouch

sziamiau wrote:

MadameButterfly wrote:

sziamiau wrote:I guess I'm gonna have some Cabernet this evening

Cheers!

thanks!..right after I finish with my pilates. bikini season is on us..that's an ouch

No don't wax dear! Shave with the current of the growing of hair! It stops in-grown hair and makes life so much easier when it's less painless...

MadameButterfly wrote:

sziamiau wrote:

MadameButterfly wrote: Cheers!

thanks!..right after I finish with my pilates. bikini season is on us..that's an ouch

No don't wax dear! Shave with the current of the growing of hair! It stops in-grown hair and makes life so much easier when it's less painless...

oh I meant exercise...plus I am doing permanent hair removal..so yes