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Re: Booze Hounds

Post by bjornolf » August 5th, 2009, 1:04 pm

captmojo wrote: "Liquor in the front
poker in the rear"
Steven Tyler
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Okay, Cap'n, that's a little disgusting for mixed company. Ladies, turn away and DON'T read that, please. :ympray:

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Re: Booze Hounds

Post by TillyGalore » August 5th, 2009, 1:06 pm

bjornolf wrote:
captmojo wrote: "Liquor in the front
poker in the rear"
Steven Tyler
:twisted:
Okay, Cap'n, that's a little disgusting for mixed company. Ladies, turn away and DON'T read that, please. :ympray:

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Re: Booze Hounds

Post by cl15876 » August 5th, 2009, 1:06 pm

bjornolf wrote:
captmojo wrote: "Liquor in the front
poker in the rear"
Steven Tyler
:twisted:
Okay, Cap'n, that's a little disgusting for mixed company. Ladies, turn away and DON'T read that, please. :ympray:

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Now bjornolf, clean up your mind!!!!! Don't you know Liquor is always served in the front and the card game resides in the back? :D :-B :D 8-}
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Re: Booze Hounds

Post by bjornolf » August 5th, 2009, 1:11 pm

cl15876 wrote:
bjornolf wrote:
captmojo wrote: "Liquor in the front
poker in the rear"
Steven Tyler
:twisted:
Okay, Cap'n, that's a little disgusting for mixed company. Ladies, turn away and DON'T read that, please. :ympray:

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Now bjornolf, clean up your mind!!!!! Don't you know Liquor is always served in the front and the card game resides in the back? :D :-B :D 8-}
That ain't what Steven Tyler was referring to, nor the famous brand of t-shirts sporting the expression.

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Re: Booze Hounds

Post by colchar » August 5th, 2009, 1:46 pm

captmojo wrote:
:o
"Liquor in the front
poker in the rear"
Steven Tyler
:twisted:

In the spirit of that quote I offer a toast:

"Here's to honour, because you can't cum in 'er".
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Re: Booze Hounds

Post by cl15876 » August 5th, 2009, 1:48 pm

colchar wrote:
captmojo wrote:
:o
"Liquor in the front
poker in the rear"
Steven Tyler
:twisted:

In the spirit of that quote I offer a toast:

"Here's to honour, because you can't cum in 'er".
=)) =)) =)) =)) =)) =)) =)) =)) =)) =)) =)) =)) =)) =)) =)) =)) =)) =))
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Re: Booze Hounds

Post by colchar » August 5th, 2009, 2:12 pm

cl15876 wrote:
colchar wrote:
captmojo wrote:
:o
"Liquor in the front
poker in the rear"
Steven Tyler
:twisted:

In the spirit of that quote I offer a toast:

"Here's to honour, because you can't cum in 'er".
=)) =)) =)) =)) =)) =)) =)) =)) =)) =)) =)) =)) =)) =)) =)) =)) =)) =))

What's the over/under on how long it would've taken me to get banned from that other site for posting that?
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Re: Booze Hounds

Post by bjornolf » August 5th, 2009, 3:08 pm

Okay, I'm walking away now. Slowly, with my hands up. x_x

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Post by OZZIE4DUKE » August 5th, 2009, 5:43 pm

colchar wrote:
cl15876 wrote:
colchar wrote:

In the spirit of that quote I offer a toast:

"Here's to honour, because you can't cum in 'er".
=)) =)) =)) =)) =)) =)) =)) =)) =)) =)) =)) =)) =)) =)) =)) =)) =)) =))

What's the over/under on how long it would've taken me to get banned from that other site for posting that?
About a nanosecond. Maybe less.
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Re: Booze Hounds

Post by Turk » August 5th, 2009, 6:56 pm

I usually go out after playing ball, and a few of the guys have this habit of capping off their evening with an Irish Mist on the rocks. I tried it once. Reminded me of Diet Southern Comfort. Blech. Ptooey. Must be an Irish Philly thing or something. I don't get it and they can't 'splain me either.
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Re: Booze Hounds

Post by Miles » August 5th, 2009, 11:40 pm

It has long been my practice to avoid any drink that uses "Irish" in the title, or combines Guinness with any other beverage. Not only are you polluting a fan pint of Guinness by making a Black and Tan, but you're missing the obvious... Black and Tans and Irish don't mix well! The inventor of said concoction deserves an Irish Car Bomb (not the beverage).
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Re: Booze Hounds

Post by Turk » August 6th, 2009, 2:15 am

Yeah, I was properly instructed about the social faux pas that is the "Black and Tan", especially when made with Guinness and (English) Bass Ale. If one is not in the mood for a proper pint of Guinness, then a "half and half" of Guinness and Harp might be an alternative.
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Re: Booze Hounds

Post by wilson » August 6th, 2009, 9:47 am

Turk wrote:Yeah, I was properly instructed about the social faux pas that is the "Black and Tan", especially when made with Guinness and (English) Bass Ale. If one is not in the mood for a proper pint of Guinness, then a "half and half" of Guinness and Harp might be an alternative.
It's not quite so bad as it might first appear. Guinness is one of the largest Protestant-owned businesses (might even be the largest) in all of Ireland.
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Post by Miles » August 6th, 2009, 9:00 pm

wilson wrote:
Turk wrote:Yeah, I was properly instructed about the social faux pas that is the "Black and Tan", especially when made with Guinness and (English) Bass Ale. If one is not in the mood for a proper pint of Guinness, then a "half and half" of Guinness and Harp might be an alternative.
It's not quite so bad as it might first appear. Guinness is one of the largest Protestant-owned businesses (might even be the largest) in all of Ireland.
The name is offensive regardless of religious affiliation of the Guinness family because it celebrates a rather dark period of Irish history.
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Re: Booze Hounds

Post by wilson » August 6th, 2009, 10:49 pm

Miles wrote:
wilson wrote:
Turk wrote:Yeah, I was properly instructed about the social faux pas that is the "Black and Tan", especially when made with Guinness and (English) Bass Ale. If one is not in the mood for a proper pint of Guinness, then a "half and half" of Guinness and Harp might be an alternative.
It's not quite so bad as it might first appear. Guinness is one of the largest Protestant-owned businesses (might even be the largest) in all of Ireland.
The name is offensive regardless of religious affiliation of the Guinness family because it celebrates a rather dark period of Irish history.
Oh, I gotcha. I was still operating in the mode of defiling Irish beer with English beer. But yeah, you're totally correct.
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