I don't even drink the stuff but maybe I outta start.
I mean whiskey isn't quite as exotic as peyote, acid or mescaline...but it does seem to get the job done....and it is legal.

Try some good single malt scotch and you'll be hooked on a new flavor and high..Nothing like it after 12 beers.....

gimmekeef wrote on Jun 11^th, 2008 at 5:33pm:

Try some good single malt scotch and you'll be hooked on a new flavor and high..Nothing like it after 12 beers.....

Whiskey just makes you do crazy stuff. ....kinda like pot and  pussy.

can we maybe put all of your dumb threads in one big dumb thread?

:boring

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LRH7FtAAbJE

I prefer Irish any day to Scotch.  Visiting Bushmill's was a high point in my life.  With the Giants' Causeway nearby, no trip to Ireland should miss that shrine!

Bourbon is the shizzle.  Irish and Scotch follow right behind.

Good bourbon is amongst the world's great liquors.  Indeed, tonight the household is featuring Knob Creek over ice.

lotsajizz wrote on Jun 11^th, 2008 at 6:29pm:

I prefer Irish any day to Scotch.  Visiting Bushmill's was a high point in my life.  With the Giants' Causeway nearby, no trip to Ireland should miss that shrine!

Despite numerous trips over there, I've not amde it to Bushmill's or the Giants' Causeway yet. Someday...

lotsajizz wrote on Jun 11^th, 2008 at 8:09pm:

Good bourbon is amongst the world's great liquors.  Indeed, tonight the household is featuring Knob Creek over ice.

Save me a sip!!!

Everybody Drink!

http://youtube.com/watch?v=TRj6AAxNaDc

i don't know how people stomach scotch or brandy..,that stuff is downright nasty.

wrote on Jun 12^th, 2008 at 5:06pm:

i don't know how people stomach scotch or brandy..,that stuff is downright nasty.

Such generalization betrays inexperience.  There are literally thousands of differant brandies, including cognac, and hundreds of different scotches.

Whiskey (on the) rocks.

lotsajizz wrote on Jun 12^th, 2008 at 8:08pm:

wrote on Jun 12th, 2008 at 5:06pm: i don't know how people stomach scotch or brandy..,that stuff is downright nasty. Such generalization betrays inexperience.  There are literally thousands of differant brandies, including cognac, and hundreds of different scotches.

I was going to say ignorance.

I was trying to be nice as I've nothing against that poster.

lotsajizz wrote on Jun 14^th, 2008 at 12:31pm:

I was trying to be nice as I've nothing against that poster.

i know you don't...i have that feeling about you.

but listen...scotch and brandy are nasty.......period.

a shot of jd with a cold bud or the occasional sea breeze, enjoyed responsibly from time to time is the only way to fly.

:wtf1

:whatapostronnie

wrote on Jun 14^th, 2008 at 1:18pm:

a shot of jd with a cold bud or the occasional sea breeze, enjoyed responsibly from time to time is the only way to fly. :wtf1

You are trying my patience!  JD IS a whiskey fer' chrissakes!!!

The trouble with JD is that it doesn't taste anything, contrary to Scotch whiskey. It's almost like Budweiser vs. Guinness - or Aerosmith vs. Rolling Stones

Erik_Snow wrote on Jun 14^th, 2008 at 2:33pm:

The trouble with JD is that it doesn't taste anything, contrary to Scotch whiskey. It's almost like Budweiser vs. Guinness - or Aerosmith vs. Rolling Stones

Do you mean JB ?

Erik, if you are in Arizona or Mexico and it's 45 degrees hot, then you would also appreciate a budweiser  ;)
I promise you !

axl79 wrote on Jun 14^th, 2008 at 2:38pm:

Erik_Snow wrote on Jun 14th, 2008 at 2:33pm: The trouble with JD is that it doesn't taste anything, contrary to Scotch whiskey. It's almost like Budweiser vs. Guinness - or Aerosmith vs. Rolling Stones Do you mean JB ? Erik, if you are in Arizona or Mexico and it's 45 degrees hot, then you would also appreciate a budweiser  ;) I promise you !

Jim Beam...Jack Daniels - they are pretty much alike, I'd say.
Oh yeah, Axl, maybe there is something about the temperature - if it's hot enough; any mild tasting liquid would seem refreshing.

&Wimin :perverted

Erik_Snow wrote on Jun 14^th, 2008 at 2:45pm:

Jim Beam...Jack Daniels - they are pretty much alike, I'd say

The ignorance here is maddening!!!  JD is a Tennessee whiskey.  Jim Beam is a bourbon.  LEARN the friggin' difference!!!  The lack of knowledge of hard liquor by so-called Stones fans is most disheartening.....

lotsajizz wrote on Jun 14^th, 2008 at 6:13pm:

Erik_Snow wrote on Jun 14th, 2008 at 2:45pm: Jim Beam...Jack Daniels - they are pretty much alike, I'd say The ignorance here is maddening!!!  JD is a Tennessee whiskey.  Jim Beam is a bourbon.  LEARN the friggin' difference!!!  The lack of knowledge of hard liquor by so-called Stones fans is most disheartening.....

yeah, but they're still both whiskey.  so, whats the difference?  mix with coke and ice and after 2-3 of them you can't tell them apart.

:wtf1

lotsajizz wrote on Jun 14^th, 2008 at 6:13pm:

Erik_Snow wrote on Jun 14th, 2008 at 2:45pm: Jim Beam...Jack Daniels - they are pretty much alike, I'd say The ignorance here is maddening!!!  JD is a Tennessee whiskey.  Jim Beam is a bourbon.  LEARN the friggin' difference!!!  The lack of knowledge of hard liquor by so-called Stones fans is most disheartening.....

LOL, I know the difference - what I meant is; they taste the same (no taste....just the taste of sweat sweets and alcohol); and they have the same percantage of alcohol - and the same price and lack of personality- so there's really not much difference when you get down to it: basically both JD and JB are 2 close relatives in the piss-water family.
So in lack of respect for those poor labels I say that "they are pretty much alike". I know my whiskey and bourbon, thanks for the concern.
I was wondering why Axl asked about JB....just as I write this; I realize that he might have meant J&B. Well - all those 3 labels can go straight to hell - they should all be labeled "budweiser with extra alcohol"

Erik_Snow wrote on Jun 14^th, 2008 at 6:28pm:

lotsajizz wrote on Jun 14th, 2008 at 6:13pm: Erik_Snow wrote on Jun 14th, 2008 at 2:45pm: Jim Beam...Jack Daniels - they are pretty much alike, I'd say The ignorance here is maddening!!!  JD is a Tennessee whiskey.  Jim Beam is a bourbon.  LEARN the friggin' difference!!!  The lack of knowledge of hard liquor by so-called Stones fans is most disheartening..... LOL, I know the difference - what I meant is; they taste the same (no taste....just the taste of sweat sweets and alcohol); and they have the same percantage of alcohol - and the same price and lack of personality- so there's really not much difference when you get down to it: basically both JD and JB are 2 close relatives in the piss-water family.

there is a 6-7 dollar price difference between the 2 here in my town.  my palate sees the change in taste big time....there is no comparison.

:wtf1

wrote on Jun 14^th, 2008 at 6:39pm:

there is a 6-7 dollar price difference between the 2 here in my town.  my palate sees the change in taste big time....there is no comparison.

No comparision for her....? OK, good for her. They are in the same category for me though.

wrote on Jun 14^th, 2008 at 6:18pm:

yeah, but they're still both whiskey.  so, whats the difference?  mix with coke and ice and after 2-3 of them you can't tell them apart. :wtf1

Zack, you were right!!  I take it back, fireontheplatter; you are EXTREMELY ignorant!

Erik_Snow wrote on Jun 14^th, 2008 at 6:28pm:

- what I meant is; they taste the same (no taste....just the taste of sweat sweets and alcohol); and they have the same percantage of alcohol - and the same price and lack of personality- so there's really not much difference when you get down to it: basically both JD and JB are 2 close relatives in the piss-water family. So in lack of respect for those poor labels I say that "they are pretty much alike". I know my whiskey and bourbon, thanks for the concern.

It is VERY clear that you do not.

wrote on Jun 14^th, 2008 at 6:39pm:

[there is a 6-7 dollar price difference between the 2 here in my town.  my palate sees the change in taste big time....there is no comparison.

hence, you're thinking "Ruby Tuesday's" is fine dining.....I get it now, you're not as ignorant as you are cheap

lotsajizz wrote on Jun 14^th, 2008 at 7:02pm:

Erik_Snow wrote on Jun 14th, 2008 at 6:28pm: - what I meant is; they taste the same (no taste....just the taste of sweat sweets and alcohol); and they have the same percantage of alcohol - and the same price and lack of personality- so there's really not much difference when you get down to it: basically both JD and JB are 2 close relatives in the piss-water family. So in lack of respect for those poor labels I say that "they are pretty much alike". I know my whiskey and bourbon, thanks for the concern. It is VERY clear that you do not.

Hey, you're both rude and incorrect.
FYI, we have the same name for both whiskey and bourbon in my country - which is "whisky" - I never really thought about the word "bourbon" before getting into the internet .
That doesn't mean that I don't know the difference between them now.
Now, if you think JB and JD are worlds apart when it comes to actual TASTE....which I were speaking about; then feel free to state your opinion - instead of knocking of your one-line-sentences.

lotsajizz wrote on Jun 14^th, 2008 at 7:04pm:

wrote on Jun 14th, 2008 at 6:39pm: [there is a 6-7 dollar price difference between the 2 here in my town.  my palate sees the change in taste big time....there is no comparison. hence, you're thinking "Ruby Tuesday's" is fine dining.....I get it now, you're not as ignorant as you are cheap

now you're mumbling.  

And you're losing another stupid argument you started.

Erik_Snow wrote on Jun 14^th, 2008 at 7:12pm:

FYI, we have the same name for both whiskey and bourbon in my country

No.  Bourbon is a kind of whiskey.  Wide spread ignorance does not change that.  You may as well try and tell a Frenchmam that champagne is synonomous with 'wine'.

bushmills

Jameson

Joey, you're a man of wealth and taste!!

" Joey, you're a man of wealth and taste !!!! "



Hi Jizzy ....

HEY JOEY!! :paristhong

Joey wrote on Jun 15^th, 2008 at 7:11pm:

bushmills Jameson

If you enjoy Irish try some Michael Collins single malt..good stuff...

Not bad, but gimme a BlackBush or one of their reserves (the 16 ideally) in its place any day of the week.

I shall give those a try in my constant quest for the perfect booze....

"  If you enjoy Irish try some Michael Collins single malt..good stuff "


Thanks  , I will


www.BrazenHeadPub.com

gimmekeef wrote on Jun 16^th, 2008 at 4:05pm:

I shall give those a try in my constant quest for the perfect booze....

the pleasure is in the journey