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I've had Irish whiskey: Bushmills, Jameson, Tullamore Dew, Michael Collins, Merry's, Red Breast and Green Spot. Some are good but most are just overrated.
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LOL. It might be a matter of taste. More of a bourbon fan? If you are, have you ever had Pappy Van Winkle? It's my favorite bourbon.
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Not a bourbon fan. Surprise to tell you I'm actually a whiskey fan… but more American whisky than anything. I've had Pappy Van Winkle and I loved it… but haven't had it in a while. Which, reminds me that I need to try Sailor Jerry again. That was the first time I ever got good and loaded off rum and I threw up everywhere. In the toilet. In the sink. In the anti-baterial candles. In the hallway. On the floor. In the couch. In a bowl of chips that I threw out the window.
AAAAaahhhhh… fun times with bourbon and rum.
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FreddysFingers Wrote:Not a bourbon fan. Surprise to tell you I'm actually a whiskey fan⦠but more American whisky than anything. I've had Pappy Van Winkle and I loved it⦠but haven't had it in a while. Which, reminds me that I need to try Sailor Jerry again. That was the first time I ever got good and loaded off rum and I threw up everywhere. In the toilet. In the sink. In the anti-baterial candles. In the hallway. On the floor. In the couch. In a bowl of chips that I threw out the window.
AAAAaahhhhh⦠fun times with bourbon and rum. 
Ahahahahahahaha!!!!!!! That. Is just. AWFUL!!!!
I've never had Sailor Jerry, but I do enjoy rum. It's never made me sick, though.
I've only thrown up twice from drinking. Both times from tequila. The first time, I was cool enough to just slump back into my corner of the booth we were sitting in, and just quietly vomit into the large plastic cup I had been drinking beer out of earlier. It took everybody a while to figure out what was doin'. When they did, they quickly paid the bill and took me home to sleep it off. (come to find out later, one of my friends had been giving me MY shot, and HIS shot, thinking total annihilation would "cheer me up." I was too distracted to notice. Asshole).
And the second time... was way less epic. I actually made it to bed, slept a few hours, then got up and went and puked in the toilet, and went back to bed. I had been partying in P=Town with trannies that night so the puking should have been more epic, but... it just wasn't.
Just not a puker. Small but mighty. I have matched men (including both my brothers) drink for drink and ended up having to hold their heads over the toilet like sorority girls. It's shameful, really.
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I haven't puked that much either, that time was the first and only time that it was a puke fest. The only other time that I puked, that let everything that I ate out, was when I was drinking half a bottle of Malibu and hoarked it all into the lake. However, I tend to get drunk somewhat fast. 4 shots of whiskey, rum or tequila and I'm gone.
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Jesus Christ Oldman, that happened ONE goddamn time. *sigh*
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FreddysFingers Wrote:Jesus Christ Oldman, that happened ONE goddamn time. *sigh*
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Yeah… it was… :reddisgust:
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Knocking over a few brews. Samuel Adams Boston Lager to be precise. We have Summer Ale, which I'll be sampling.
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Had my first glass of summertime Italian white sangria today. Joy and bliss.
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That sounds like an evening of awesomeness. I'm a little buzzed right now. Feeling good about things. Hey Dragon, did I ever tell you that story about what happened between me and this raccoon that I found laying eggs in our basement? I haven't? That's good, because I don't think it ever happened.
ahHAHAHAHAHAHAhaha.
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Freddy... you're so friggin' cute! :backhug:
I really do hope that story is fake... because raccoons don't lay eggs, so if you had a creature that resembled a raccoon, but was laying eggs, and something happened between you two, we'd have to call a priest... or Mulder.
Is it any wonder I like to hump your leg?
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It's no wonder… but for the record, fuck the priest and call Mulder. He knows what he's doing.
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Lmao. I knew he would be your choice. Though I would never put it past Mulder to call in a priest for back-up. The guy likes to use any tool at his disposal.
Now... we need a bigger batch of sangria...
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I wanna get drunk with David Duchovny so that we can hit up every strip club in Los Angeles.
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That pantless guy looks like Keifer Sutherland.
And any party with David Duchovny/Mulder I am there! I've wanted to seriously molest that guy since I was 15 and he was declared the thinking woman's sex symbol. :idhitit:  :aol_rideit::hottub::rockyou:  ex75:
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Very true. Considering his addiction, I'm sure he feels the same way towards you.
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Ahahahahahaha!!!!!!! That's it! Sobes, when you get out here, we'll drag Freddy out for a trip so we can hunt down David and hit strip clubs. Lmao
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