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Quoth Moogles View PostWe can Screech you in! hehe
Dude, that sounds awesome.
Ever had great Irish whiskey? I'll bring a bottle on over if not, the stuff's BEAUTIFUL. Neat is good, but I love it with a splash of ginger... no ice though. Ice with good whiskey's a crime.
Also, I assume you have had the infamous Irish Car Bomb. If not, another issue for me to correct forthwith.
"Asking an Irish girl to tone it down a notch is about the same as asking a wolf to leave the sheep alone. Good luck with that.
" - Jester, about me 
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Same problem (Lamotrigine and super-heavy-duty antidepressants) although I do occasionally partake in one or two despite said restrictionsQuoth Moogles View PostI have not, but my current medication status means I can't drink :S At all.
Not that I haven't before. I have distinct memories of challenging my Irish bud and his friends to a Guinness chugging contest. and I KNOW I didn't lose :P
This is depressing though because we could have had a Guinness chug-off, Canada vs Ireland (and let it be known I have drunk 6ft plus tall 250lb men under the table before, and I'm a 5ft 3 at best tall girl....) Oh well, another time, another time...
"Asking an Irish girl to tone it down a notch is about the same as asking a wolf to leave the sheep alone. Good luck with that.
" - Jester, about me 
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Me too! Just on principle, you understand....Quoth Pimento View PostDrunk university girls? Sign me up
Possibly. When? Too drunk and lazy to actually look at the rest of this thread. Emphasis more in "lazy" than "drunk"....at least somewhat.Quoth Marlowe View PostFancy a Newfoundland adventure?
One of my all-time favorite shots!Quoth Marlowe View Post....the infamous Irish Car Bomb.
Actually, it is the unofficial official unofficial shot of the staff of The Bar.
Unofficially, of course.
Been there, done that.Quoth Marlowe View Post....let it be known I have drunk 6ft plus tall 250lb men under the table before, and I'm a 5ft 3 at best tall girl....
Was in Fort Lauderdale with my friend Little Red, who stands a whopping 4'11" (though she recently confided in me that she may actually be only 4'10"). We were hanging with my friend Rich and his friend Lou. Both are married with kids. Rich is shorter and smaller than me, though still bigger than Red. Lou is easily 6'2" and 220 lbs, if not more.
And at one point in the night, Lou leaned over to me and said, regarding Red, "She's gonna drink me under the table, isn't she?"
To which I simply nodded and said, "Oh yeah!"
Little Red did not make me a liar that night.
"The Customer Is Always Right...But The Bartender Decides Who Is Still A Customer."
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September 15th - 24th. It'll be awesome. You should definitely come meet the nutty Irish artistQuoth Jester View PostPossibly. When? Too drunk and lazy to actually look at the rest of this thread. Emphasis more in "lazy" than "drunk"....at least somewhat.
Quoth Jester View PostWas in Fort Lauderdale with my friend Little Red, who stands a whopping 4'11" (though she recently confided in me that she may actually be only 4'10"). We were hanging with my friend Rich and his friend Lou. Both are married with kids. Rich is shorter and smaller than me, though still bigger than Red. Lou is easily 6'2" and 220 lbs, if not more.
And at one point in the night, Lou leaned over to me and said, regarding Red, "She's gonna drink me under the table, isn't she?"
To which I simply nodded and said, "Oh yeah!"
Little Red did not make me a liar that night.
Little Red sounds a lot like me. One day, we shall Meet. And we shall Drink.
"Asking an Irish girl to tone it down a notch is about the same as asking a wolf to leave the sheep alone. Good luck with that.
" - Jester, about me 
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I make no promises, but that is a very dead time down here. Problem is that it is just a couple weeks after I'll be taking a week off. So....maybe?Quoth Marlowe View PostSeptember 15th - 24th. It'll be awesome. You should definitely come meet the nutty Irish artist
Also, a lot would depend on lodging/airline/rental car costs, though I may be able to get cheap airline tix, since my best friend works for an airline. Also, will have to have my passport updated by then, since it expired last month. So, as I said, no promises....but I'm not saying no.
If you're nuts, can drink like a fish, and have a penchant for douchebag loser boyfriends, yes, you are a lot like Little Red. (Yes, I think she can do better. No, I don't mean me. Yes, I think her current boyfriend is a total waste of skin.)Quoth Marlowe View Post
Little Red sounds a lot like me. One day, we shall Meet. And we shall Drink.
"The Customer Is Always Right...But The Bartender Decides Who Is Still A Customer."
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Wow.Quoth Jester View PostIf you're nuts, can drink like a fish, and have a penchant for douchebag loser boyfriends, yes, you are a lot like Little Red. (Yes, I think she can do better. No, I don't mean me. Yes, I think her current boyfriend is a total waste of skin.)
We are clearly made from the same mould... does she happen to have any Devlins, Speers, or Kelsos in her family tree? 
I know my great-great-etc-grandfather Samuel left Rathmullan for the South in the late 1700s, and that he was listed on the ship manifest as sharing a cabin with no less than three young ladies, none of whom were his wife 

"Asking an Irish girl to tone it down a notch is about the same as asking a wolf to leave the sheep alone. Good luck with that.
" - Jester, about me 
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Dunno. But she is of German and Irish stock, so I suppose it's a possibility.Quoth Marlowe View PostWow.
We are clearly made from the same mould... does she happen to have any Devlins, Speers, or Kelsos in her family tree?
"The Customer Is Always Right...But The Bartender Decides Who Is Still A Customer."
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A pint (in the US you seem to use a half, but pfffft) of Guinness, with a shot glass half-filled with whisky and half-filled with Baileys (if you use Scotch, it's a Protestant car bomb, if you use Irish whisky, it's a Catholic car bomb). Drop said shot glass into Guinness and chug that mofo. You've got maybe 2-3 minutes tops before it curdles and turns into the drink of nightmares... but in the meantime it tastes like chocolate milkshakeQuoth fireheart View PostOK dumb question: what the hell is an Irish Car Bomb??? (in the alcoholic sense)
"Asking an Irish girl to tone it down a notch is about the same as asking a wolf to leave the sheep alone. Good luck with that.
" - Jester, about me 
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Half a pint of Guinness draft, into which you drop a shot glass filled with equal parts Jameson's Irish Whiskey and Bailey's Irish Cream, the entire thing being then immediately chugged down. DELICIOUS!Quoth fireheart View PostOK dumb question: what the hell is an Irish Car Bomb??? (in the alcoholic sense)
Think George Street is ready for me? After all, I've gotten some of the best training there is, between Duval Street here in Key West (a town that boasts about drinking being a sport) and Mill Avenue back home in Tempe, which is right next to my alma mater, Arizona State University, the #1 party school of all time. (And yes, I CAN back up that claim if anyone doubts it.) Pretty much a professional drinker at this point.Quoth patiokitty View PostI can see it now - Jester takes on George Street!
You can mock us Americans all you want (and often, there is good reason), but you DO realize that if you use a full pint, as you seem to advocate, there's no room for the shot glass and it's contents to go without displacing a whole bunch of Guinness. Not only is this very messy, but it also results in wasting Guinness, which is considered a major crime in some areas.Quoth Marlowe View PostA pint (in the US you seem to use a half, but pfffft) of Guinness, with a shot glass half-filled with whisky and half-filled with Baileys (if you use Scotch, it's a Protestant car bomb, if you use Irish whisky, it's a Catholic car bomb).
"The Customer Is Always Right...But The Bartender Decides Who Is Still A Customer."
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Jaysus, have you not heard of taking a good swig or two of the Guinness first?Quoth Jester View PostYou can mock us Americans all you want (and often, there is good reason), but you DO realize that if you use a full pint, as you seem to advocate, there's no room for the shot glass and it's contents to go without displacing a whole bunch of Guinness. Not only is this very messy, but it also results in wasting Guinness, which is considered a major crime in some areas.


"Asking an Irish girl to tone it down a notch is about the same as asking a wolf to leave the sheep alone. Good luck with that.
" - Jester, about me 
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Quoth patiokitty View PostYa got to test the keg to know if it's okay first! I tells ya some people just don't know how to drink :P
Damn straight.
In fact, when I tended bar and changed the barrels, I would often check the new barrel several times to make sure it met my high standards. *nods emphatically* 
"Asking an Irish girl to tone it down a notch is about the same as asking a wolf to leave the sheep alone. Good luck with that.
" - Jester, about me 
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