Toddler served whisky at Frankie and Benny's restaurant

Gerald · 10-12-12, 03:38 PM

Yes I remember, for a good while since you like mix Baileys and something more....

Oberon · 10-12-12, 03:55 PM

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Originally Posted by Vendor

Yes I remember, for a good while since you like mix Baileys and something more....

Well, I had a glass of Baileys, almost a pint glass of year old Grouse whiskey, some random lager and something else I can't remember.
It was one of those nights...I do recall trying to do an impression of Gene Kelly on a zebra crossing light:

It didn't work...

Gerald · 10-12-12, 04:01 PM

^The cost of being hungover,

10-12-12, 04:17 PM

Took a sip of my Dad's beer when I was young.
I did not like it at that time.
Now I love my beer!!

Did the heavy Whiskey drinking when I was younger but rarely touch it now.
Unless it's Makers Mark! But who can afford that?

Depending on who you talk to your an alcoholic if you drink for any number of reasons.
I don't buy into all the crap I've been fed over the years.

So the kid had a drink through an accident. Big deal!
In the end? A parent is the final responsable party.
I can smell alcohol across a table. What was thier problem?
Drinking maybe, which reduces the ability to smell alcohol?

Egan · 10-12-12, 04:56 PM

Apparently the parents were only upset because the kid was the designated driver.

Who exactly is drinking Baileys? That's a girls drink. Unless, of course, you have riddled it with the Buckfast.

AS for Whiskey, I'll still to my Jura or my Old Pulteney. That'll put hairs on your chest.

And your liver.

Gerald · 10-12-12, 05:25 PM

Well...Baileys is sweet just like a woman, but personally can it taste the coffee, or equivalent...

Jimbuna · 10-12-12, 05:38 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Egan

Apparently the parents were only upset because the kid was the designated driver.

Who exactly is drinking Baileys? That's a girls drink. Unless, of course, you have riddled it with the Buckfast.

AS for Whiskey, I'll still to my Jura or my Old Pulteney. That'll put hairs on your chest.

And your liver.

LOL

Gargamel · 10-12-12, 06:56 PM

Baileys is excellent in drinks you want creamier and smoother.

I truly enjoy a good, well mixed white Russian with dinner. Usually followed by a Double Glenfiddich on the rocks.

Some of my other favorite baileys mixes:

In hot chocolate. Yum.

With butterscotch schnapps. Love them nipples.

Or for a real charmer, if you or your bartender is skilled enough, float 1/2 **** of baileys on top of 1/2 shot of lime juice. Serve it to your victim, err friend, and have them swish it around in their mouth. It's called a cement mixer.

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Gerald SUBSIM Newsman Join Date: May 2008 Location: Close to sea Posts: 24,254 Downloads: 553 Uploads: 0	Well...Baileys is sweet just like a woman, but personally can it taste the coffee, or equivalent... __________________ Nothing in life is to be feard,it is only to be understood. Marie Curie

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Gargamel Lucky Sailor Join Date: Oct 2010 Location: Rome Posts: 4,273 Downloads: 81 Uploads: 0	Baileys is excellent in drinks you want creamier and smoother. I truly enjoy a good, well mixed white Russian with dinner. Usually followed by a Double Glenfiddich on the rocks. Some of my other favorite baileys mixes: In hot chocolate. Yum. With butterscotch schnapps. Love them nipples. Or for a real charmer, if you or your bartender is skilled enough, float 1/2 **** of baileys on top of 1/2 shot of lime juice. Serve it to your victim, err friend, and have them swish it around in their mouth. It's called a cement mixer. __________________ Luck is a residue of Design.

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10-12-12, 04:17 PM	#4
Madox58 Stowaway Posts: n/a Downloads: Uploads:	Took a sip of my Dad's beer when I was young. I did not like it at that time. Now I love my beer!! Did the heavy Whiskey drinking when I was younger but rarely touch it now. Unless it's Makers Mark! But who can afford that? Depending on who you talk to your an alcoholic if you drink for any number of reasons. I don't buy into all the crap I've been fed over the years. So the kid had a drink through an accident. Big deal! In the end? A parent is the final responsable party. I can smell alcohol across a table. What was thier problem? Drinking maybe, which reduces the ability to smell alcohol?

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Egan Admiral Join Date: Sep 2001 Posts: 2,020 Downloads: 15 Uploads: 0	Apparently the parents were only upset because the kid was the designated driver. Who exactly is drinking Baileys? That's a girls drink. Unless, of course, you have riddled it with the Buckfast. AS for Whiskey, I'll still to my Jura or my Old Pulteney. That'll put hairs on your chest. And your liver.