Whiskey Sour, No Ice

Dowly · 01-23-11, 08:12 PM

Red Label or Grant's these days. Usually Grant's tho, for some reason the liquor store almost never has Red Label.

Gerald · 01-23-11, 08:15 PM

Grant's is ok! But Red label sucks

HunterICX · 01-23-11, 08:26 PM

A bottle of La Chouffe will do with my sunday supper

HunterICX

Sledgehammer427 · 01-23-11, 08:29 PM

I'm not quite old enough to drink yet, but my mom lets me make her (and have some of) the manhattans she drinks sometimes. my stepfather is just fine with me having a beer every now and then, and right now my preference is with Yuengling.
as for harder drinks, Gentleman jack straight (only a couple shots if at all) does the trick before I go out shoveling.

TLAM Strike · 01-23-11, 08:30 PM

I would have guessed most around here preferred their Whiskeys "on the rocks"

krashkart · 01-23-11, 08:37 PM

TLAM Strike: Injecting useful military information into everyday conversation since... erm, since whenever.

Edit: Great shot of the Viggen (or is that a Draken?) in that last photo. Had to think about it a little because my first thought was 'Kfir', which it is not.

An old haunt just came to mind...

...and thankfully I cannot remember the aftertaste

:

Mad Dog 20/20.

Gerald · 01-23-11, 09:14 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by krashkart

TLAM Strike: Injecting useful military information into everyday conversation since... erm, since whenever.

Edit: Great shot of the Viggen (or is that a Draken?) in that last photo. Had to think about it a little because my first thought was 'Kfir', which it is not.

An old haunt just came to mind...

...and thankfully I cannot remember the aftertaste

:

Mad Dog 20/20.

True, this was,Viggen,
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Saab_37_Viggen

Gerald · 01-23-11, 08:39 PM

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Originally Posted by TLAM Strike

I would have guessed most around here preferred their Whiskeys "on the rocks"

I served during that time in 1981, a torpedo boat Spica, right on the boat as your picture shows, and there were more rocks than ice,

krashkart · 01-23-11, 08:42 PM

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Originally Posted by Vendor

I served during that time in 1981, a torpedo boat Spica, right on the boat as your picture shows, and there were more rocks than ice,

Vendor, you were at that incident?

Gerald · 01-23-11, 08:57 PM

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Originally Posted by krashkart

Vendor, you were at that incident?

That's right, a great event not only in Sweden but in general this whole world, and it was pretty chaotic and anxious days, when the Russians tried several in quarrying attempted to pull the submarine from the ground, at the current situation had all fixed coastal guns (radar controlled) they were understaffed, and on one occasion when a Soviet cruiser, escorted came only a mile before the Swedish border, so it backed off when the cruiser, was able to notice that the Swedish quarters were locked sight of the cruiser, from a coastal units

krashkart · 01-23-11, 09:22 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Vendor

That's right, a great event not only in Sweden but in general this whole world, and it was pretty chaotic and anxious days, when the Russians tried several in quarrying attempted to pull the submarine from the ground, at the current situation had all fixed coastal guns (radar controlled) they were understaffed, and on one occasion when a Soviet cruiser, escorted came only a mile before the Swedish border, so it backed off when the cruiser, was able to notice that the Swedish quarters were locked sight of the cruiser, from a coastal units

Nothing exciting like that ever happens in the Midwest.

Wait...

I take that back.

I hope I never see one. *shiver*

@Dowly: How's it hangin'?

Weiss Pinguin · 01-23-11, 09:26 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Vendor

That's right, a great event not only in Sweden but in general this whole world, and it was pretty chaotic and anxious days, when the Russians tried several in quarrying attempted to pull the submarine from the ground, at the current situation had all fixed coastal guns (radar controlled) they were understaffed, and on one occasion when a Soviet cruiser, escorted came only a mile before the Swedish border, so it backed off when the cruiser, was able to notice that the Swedish quarters were locked sight of the cruiser, from a coastal units

What, you mean you weren't the one who started it all?

01-23-11, 08:15 PM	#2
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01-23-11, 08:12 PM	#1
Dowly Lucky Jack Join Date: Apr 2005 Location: Finland Posts: 25,056 Downloads: 32 Uploads: 0	Red Label or Grant's these days. Usually Grant's tho, for some reason the liquor store almost never has Red Label.

01-23-11, 08:37 PM	#6
krashkart Navy Seal Join Date: Jan 2010 Posts: 5,292 Downloads: 100 Uploads: 0	TLAM Strike: Injecting useful military information into everyday conversation since... erm, since whenever. Edit: Great shot of the Viggen (or is that a Draken?) in that last photo. Had to think about it a little because my first thought was 'Kfir', which it is not. An old haunt just came to mind... ...and thankfully I cannot remember the aftertaste : Mad Dog 20/20.