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12 Nov 04 - 01:37 PM (#1324780) Subject: BS: What drinks are members' names? From: Wyrd Sister Sorry if this has been done before, but the idea got me through the Friday shop . . . I would like to emphasise I have included no-one I know, nor are my ideas particularly inspired by posts, BUT to me:- Stilly River Sage is a pleasant chardonnay Katlaughing is one of those sparkly, herby non-alcoholic drinks (cf Amé in Britain) jOhn from hull (sorry if spelling wrong) is an idiosyncratic export-strength Real Ale brew from an obscure backstreet brewery, much loved by those in the know but spat out by many Gargoyle is something like moonshine, that fells those not raised to it. Any more? Sorry for any offence, it's just another silly game. |
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12 Nov 04 - 02:13 PM (#1324809) Subject: RE: BS: What drinks are members' names? From: John MacKenzie Dead Horse is a large gin Micca is a pipe of port McGrath is a pint of Guinness Morticia a port and lemon Bobert is a bourbon and branchwater Curmudgeon is a large rum Shanghai Celtic is a glass of poteen I am a Spey Malt Giok |
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12 Nov 04 - 04:18 PM (#1324929) Subject: RE: BS: What drinks are members' names? From: Bee-dubya-ell Rapaire is something green with lots of different kinds of hooch in it. Sorta like a Long Island Iced Tea or Bahama Blue - you don't realize it's kicked your ass until you try to stand up. Rustic Rebel is a variant of Sex On the Beach. Amos is too boring a name for a drink so it would have to be called "Infamous Amos" (with "infamous" intentionally mispronounced to rhyme). It contains a variety of obscure and little-known liqueurs. When you finish drinking it you're no sure whether or not you enjoyed it, whether or not you're drunk, and why in the hell you bothered with it in the first place. I'm not sure what a Martin Gibson would contain, but I know it would be served in an asshole-shaped glass. |
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12 Nov 04 - 04:27 PM (#1324934) Subject: RE: BS: What drinks are members' names? From: skipy me, me, me, me, ! slops! |
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12 Nov 04 - 04:37 PM (#1324942) Subject: RE: BS: What drinks are members' names? From: Oaklet An Oaklet is a creme-de-menthe and cointreau - shaken over ice with a sprinking of salt with a sparkler and a good slug of Lea and Perrins in it. I just made that up. |
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12 Nov 04 - 04:38 PM (#1324943) Subject: RE: BS: What drinks are members' names? From: Rapparee Methinks I'd gag on an oaklet.... |
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12 Nov 04 - 04:44 PM (#1324950) Subject: RE: BS: What drinks are members' names? From: skipy when I came home tonight my was GAGGING! every time I went near her she gagged! I think she has furr ball! |
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12 Nov 04 - 04:49 PM (#1324954) Subject: RE: BS: What drinks are members' names? From: akenaton Hope the missing word is not girlfriend... |
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12 Nov 04 - 05:20 PM (#1324981) Subject: RE: BS: What drinks are members' names? From: skipy no, it's wife! |
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12 Nov 04 - 05:23 PM (#1324988) Subject: RE: BS: What drinks are members' names? From: Joybell Well I rather fancy something magic and illegal from the 60s. With lots of happy things stuck in it like - daisies, little umbrellas and bells and whistles. And fizzy and brightly coloured. Joy |
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12 Nov 04 - 05:23 PM (#1324989) Subject: RE: BS: What drinks are members' names? From: akenaton Oh...Thats all right then |
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12 Nov 04 - 05:26 PM (#1324993) Subject: RE: BS: What drinks are members' names? From: Dave the Gnome I'm a short... :D |
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12 Nov 04 - 05:27 PM (#1324995) Subject: RE: BS: What drinks are members' names? From: akenaton This forum is obsessed with sex.. |
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12 Nov 04 - 05:31 PM (#1325006) Subject: RE: BS: What drinks are members' names? From: *Laura* You think thats bad? I'm in a 6th form college mate! |
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12 Nov 04 - 11:08 PM (#1325291) Subject: RE: BS: What drinks are members' names? From: mack/misophist The Misophist is only served in the bar on Tattooine. It's everclear, flavored with wormwood and rue, and sipped through a straw while inhaling nitrous oxide. Gargoyle has to be a Listerine flavoured aperitif. |
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12 Nov 04 - 11:13 PM (#1325296) Subject: RE: BS: What drinks are members' names? From: Blissfully Ignorant Blissfully Ignorant is how you feel when you wake up after a hard night on the piss, and can't remember who, what, and where you shagged. It doesn't last long, alas... |
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12 Nov 04 - 11:54 PM (#1325325) Subject: RE: BS: What drinks are members' names? From: Amergin Big Mick is a pint glass filled with half Guinness and half Black Bush. |
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13 Nov 04 - 12:01 AM (#1325329) Subject: RE: BS: What drinks are members' names? From: Bert Bert is a boilermaker, if I do say so myself. In England a boilermaker is a Stout and Mild. In the USA a boilermaker is a beer with a shot of whiskey in it. The whiskey being sunk into the beer in a shot glass. Either way I served a five year apprenticeship as a boilermaker. "Up the Irons" |
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13 Nov 04 - 02:07 AM (#1325384) Subject: RE: BS: What drinks are members' names? From: open mike save the sprinking of salt and a good slug of Lea and Perrins for the bloody maria...tomato juice base (or hot v-8 juice or bloody mary mix) with tequila...i would hate to think of any of our "mary's" as bloody though....although we do have several lovelies... also sangria, which is wine and fruit, seems like a name that stems from blood as well..no one by that name here....though, is there? |
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13 Nov 04 - 02:34 AM (#1325400) Subject: RE: BS: What drinks are members' names? From: GUEST,.gargoyle Stone Brewery - produces a bottled beer with a pretty fair rendering of my likeness on the bottle. It is a full malt, dry hopped, mouthy feel ale, called "Arrogant Bastard." On the backside it explains why you are not worthy to consume its brew.
Sincerely, |
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13 Nov 04 - 03:32 AM (#1325424) Subject: RE: BS: What drinks are members' names? From: Metchosin Metchosin is a salal berry porch climber. |
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13 Nov 04 - 07:20 AM (#1325540) Subject: RE: BS: What drinks are members' names? From: Roger the Skiffler Owd Roger is a real strong real ale. A Skiffler would probably be a cocktail mixed out of whatever unlikely ingredients were to hand by an unskilled barman. RtS |
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13 Nov 04 - 07:24 AM (#1325546) Subject: RE: BS: What drinks are members' names? From: Morticia I've never drunk port and lemon in my life, Giok, waste of good port! I think our Skarpi is a shot of really good, really cold vodka.Kendall is a good peaty Islay, Jacqui.C is champagne.Tinker is something mad in a small glass but with vivid colours and bubbles.MMario is kalua and cream, rich, dark and comforting. |
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13 Nov 04 - 01:52 PM (#1325781) Subject: RE: BS: What drinks are members' names? From: Nigel Parsons Sounds like a good topic of conversation when in a strange pub. "Did you know? some people have names which match their drinks, like mine." "Oh, what's your?" "That's frightfully decent of you, I'll have a pint!" Nigel |
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13 Nov 04 - 01:53 PM (#1325783) Subject: RE: BS: What drinks are members' names? From: SINSULL Art Thieme - a carefully aged 30 year old scotch. |
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13 Nov 04 - 01:56 PM (#1325789) Subject: RE: BS: What drinks are members' names? From: SINSULL How about a Lime Rickey for Morticia? Layers of color, a bit tart, and just enough Grenadine for sweetness. Goes down easily (NO - that is not what I mean!) and leaves one pleasantly tipsy. |
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13 Nov 04 - 01:56 PM (#1325790) Subject: RE: BS: What drinks are members' names? From: John MacKenzie Rab Noolas drinks scotch backwards. Giok ;~) |
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13 Nov 04 - 02:24 PM (#1325818) Subject: RE: BS: What drinks are members' names? From: Cluin an Irish Car Bomb (shot of Jameson, shot of Baileys, half pint of Guinness, chug it back and try not to yak it back up) |
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13 Nov 04 - 02:35 PM (#1325823) Subject: RE: BS: What drinks are members' names? From: Strollin' Johnny Are you a Scunthonian Bert? |
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14 Nov 04 - 08:45 AM (#1326330) Subject: RE: BS: What drinks are members' names? From: 8_Pints Not sure really ;o) Bob vG |
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14 Nov 04 - 11:40 AM (#1326425) Subject: RE: BS: What drinks are members' names? From: Once Famous Ron Davies would be a glass of milk. Bee-dubba-ell would be berrium. |
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14 Nov 04 - 12:17 PM (#1326479) Subject: RE: BS: What drinks are members' names? From: SINSULL Martin, you don't know Ron very well. If milk, he would be chocolate with a touch of hot pepper. I however see him as a cool mint julip, meant to be sipped and enjoyed on a hot summer day. And do you mean Barium as in enema for BWL? Wrong again. Hard cider hanging hidden from Mom fermenting on the porch... the cider, not Mom. |
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15 Nov 04 - 01:40 AM (#1327026) Subject: RE: BS: What drinks are members' names? From: dianavan dianavan is a shot of Rye straight up with an ice water chaser. d |
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15 Nov 04 - 05:08 AM (#1327103) Subject: RE: BS: What drinks are members' names? From: GUEST,Mingulay Mingulay is an island malt aged for half a century in old sherry wood until the colour of toffee, smooth on the tongue with hints of seaweed and heather. Perfect with oatcakes and honey. A great way to end an evening of choice ale drinking. |
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15 Nov 04 - 07:21 AM (#1327189) Subject: RE: BS: What drinks are members' names? From: George Papavgeris Well, I'm sort of naturally limited. Retsina, ouzo, raki or... TSIPOURO (triple distillation ouzo, reaches 60% alcohol, good for whatever ails you and several things beyond). Yes, that's me. But I wanted to be tequila with a lizard in the bottle. |
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15 Nov 04 - 11:24 AM (#1327376) Subject: RE: BS: What drinks are members' names? From: Amos Hmmm... Ihave been slandered by the finest!! LOL An Amos is a small shot of a vibrant, electric pale-blue liquid which when imbibed fully imparts perfect clarity in all things, with enhancement of all normal channels of perceptiona nd the remarkable addition of several. It is usually taken with a twist of lemon, and a small rimming of salt. A |
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15 Nov 04 - 11:41 AM (#1327399) Subject: RE: BS: What drinks are members' names? From: GUEST,Mingulay Careful with that rimming of salt, it has different connotations these days you know. More a twist of lemming? |
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15 Nov 04 - 12:53 PM (#1327465) Subject: RE: BS: What drinks are members' names? From: John MacKenzie Ah El Greko Tsipouro, I love it dearly, first time I've known how to spell it though, thanks. Giok |
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15 Nov 04 - 01:09 PM (#1327486) Subject: RE: BS: What drinks are members' names? From: Tinker something mad in a small glass but with vivid colours and bubbles...and when all three of my teens get me going it smokes too... |
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15 Nov 04 - 04:00 PM (#1327666) Subject: RE: BS: What drinks are members' names? From: MBSLynne Well I thought an MBSLynne would have to be a proper, still scrumpy type cider, but that's a bit boring, so I think it's a scrumpy with a shot of everything else in the bar, topped up with soda water so it bubbles over. |
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15 Nov 04 - 04:18 PM (#1327688) Subject: RE: BS: What drinks are members' names? From: Micca lynne, maybe Scrumpy with a tot of 30 yo Calvados on the side(which is where I would be) (on My side) after a couple |
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15 Nov 04 - 04:59 PM (#1327735) Subject: RE: BS: What drinks are members' names? From: Bill D depending on the day of the week, I'm a beer you can almost chew, with layers of flavor....or a NON-peaty Single Malt...25 year old Springbank would be just fine..Highland Park would work.. |
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16 Nov 04 - 01:37 AM (#1328198) Subject: RE: BS: What drinks are members' names? From: Rustic Rebel Bee-Dubya-ell is a Blow-Job. (That's Kaluha, Baileys and whipped cream and let's not forget the nuts) Rustic (can't understand why I'm a sex on the beach, I don't usually talk about anything that is conducive to sex unless motivated by horniness or nakedness or Mudcat conversation or looking out the window or sitting at the keyboard or.................:o) |
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16 Nov 04 - 02:17 AM (#1328222) Subject: RE: BS: What drinks are members' names? From: dianavan A vandiana is a punch similar to sangria only its made with homemade blackberry wine. d |
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16 Nov 04 - 03:14 AM (#1328258) Subject: RE: BS: What drinks are members' names? From: MBSLynne Now let's all have a party and go and try out all these things!! |
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16 Nov 04 - 08:32 AM (#1328442) Subject: RE: BS: What drinks are members' names? From: el_punkoid_nouveau Well, I always think of el_punkoid_nouveau as something young, and refreshing (and preferably full of alcohol - in my dreams!) - not unlike beaujolais, but with more class... epn |
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16 Nov 04 - 10:13 AM (#1328562) Subject: RE: BS: What drinks are members' names? From: Wilfried Schaum My last name is not a drink, but part of it: Schaum means foam and can be found on top of correctly tapped beer (continental custom). |
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16 Nov 04 - 11:37 AM (#1328689) Subject: RE: BS: What drinks are members' names? From: Dipsodeb Well my mudcat name was given to me by Rock Chick, as Dipsomania by definition in the dictionary is: An intense persistence to drink alchoholic beverages to excess ;-) So I suppose one might say I could be any drinks containing spirit, although my tipple is a drop a rum. I suppose at the time it was a fair comment and title, it had been a very bad year.... but I'm a good girl now virtually off the wagon, well ish!! LOL ~Debs~ |
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17 Nov 04 - 03:15 AM (#1329588) Subject: RE: BS: What drinks are members' names? From: MBSLynne I thought the idea was to be ON the wagon?? |
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18 Nov 04 - 01:31 AM (#1330783) Subject: RE: BS: What drinks are members' names? From: GUEST Top of the Mornin' to ye |
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18 Nov 04 - 01:36 AM (#1330786) Subject: RE: BS: What drinks are members' names? From: Rustic Rebel I think that "On the wagon" would be a good name for a drink. Don't know what to put in it except dirt and wagon wheel wood, but other than that I am at a loss for an alcohol. Maybe a tincture of linseed. |
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18 Nov 04 - 04:04 PM (#1331462) Subject: RE: BS: What drinks are members' names? From: GUEST,Blackcatter Haven't a clue what I would be. Most cats have enough sense not to like alcohol. Maybe Catnip tea with a shot of Icelandic Brenevin (anise flavored aquavit, nick names Black Death). |