[fg42lol]

It wasn't appropriate to post this in "What's in your liquor cabinet", but this is what was purchased at 7:42 AM on Saturday, the 24th, year 2011.

ONE bottles of JACK (Fifth)

TWO bottles of Jamison Irish Whiskey (Fifth)

TWO bottles of Bailey's Irish Cream (Fifth)

FOUR twelve packs of Guiness Draught

TWO cases of Lost Coast Great White

ONE bottle of Sauza Hornitos Tequila (Fifth)

ONE bottle of Sailor Jerry's Rum (Handle)

One bottle of Crown Royal Black (Handle)

Guess who's getting SHIT HOUSED tonight?


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This guy, with everyone celebrating the wedding of BestFriend and BestFriendWifeThing. Pre-weddings rock.

[Underdude]

Put it in the liquor cabinet.....

[UNDEAD FRED]

So I guess we wont hear from you for a few days?

[fg42lol]

[Boomstick Mike]

Is this a cry for help? If so, then you should find a real shoulder and speak a little more clearly before you don't get back up off the f*cking floor Jerky!

[Bad Zombie Night]

Boomstick Mike, on 25 September 2011 - 07:32 PM, said:

Jerky!

[Boomstick Mike]

Bad Zombie Night, on 25 September 2011 - 08:03 PM, said:

Boomstick Mike, on 25 September 2011 - 07:32 PM, said:

Jerky!

Yes, and I thought about saying Fruitcake!

[fg42lol]

Synopsis of the night

Irish Car Bombs = Bad news bears

FG - Inhibitions = Good times for all, all being me.

FG - Motor skills = Fun for all, except me

FG + SoonToBeBridesSister = FG getting slapped. Alot.

[Cornflakes]

fg42lol, on 26 September 2011 - 08:59 AM, said:

Irish Car Bombs = Bad news bears

.....excuse me? An Irish car bomb??!!? I've have to google this, I'm guessing its an american invention because I've never hear of it in Ireland.

[fg42lol]

pint guiness, half shot whiskey, half shot irish cream. drop shot in beer. consume.

[Cornflakes]

yeah I was watching it on youtube, seems like a waste of good drink. Though may try it someday, but I can't see it catching on in Ireland apart from the offensive name who'd want their drink to taste like chocolate milk. (never been a fan of flavoured milk.)

Though sounds like it was a grand saturday night.

[homelitexl]

its kinda like a moonshine martini

[Underdude]

Cornflakes, on 26 September 2011 - 04:35 PM, said:

yeah I was watching it on youtube, seems like a waste of good drink. Though may try it someday, but I can't see it catching on in Ireland apart from the offensive name who'd want their drink to taste like chocolate milk. (never been a fan of flavoured milk.)

Though sounds like it was a grand saturday night.

You won't like duckfarts either.

[Cornflakes]

Underdude, on 26 September 2011 - 08:38 PM, said:

You won't like duckfarts either.

Okay now your taking the mickey that can not be a real drink.
What is with you Americans? Moonshine martini and duckfarts what happened to the saying 'if it ain't broke don't fix it.'

[Underdude]

It's kinda like a mudslide and comes from Alaska.
Personally I like straight booze on the rocks, if it's hot outside maybe a whiskey sour or golden grape.
And..................
We always change things here, it's american ego

[fg42lol]

you see... ICB's will destroy you from the inside in short order. First you're happy, then you're drunk, then you're challenging your friends to things, then you win.... until you come to.

[Cornflakes]

fg42lol, on 27 September 2011 - 05:03 AM, said:

First you're happy, then you're drunk, then you're challenging your friends to things, then you win.... until you come to.

That seems like a typical night out.

Americans changing things... hmm reminds me of a brilliant advert.

[fg42lol]

that's pretty funny.

What do the Irish folk drink?

also, do the Irish REALLY know how to party?

[Cornflakes]

One thing thats isn't popular is light beer like bud light, its considered a girls drink but even girls don't drink it.
Cider is what most people go for if they want a light drink. I can't speak for all of Ireland but most people I know really got for beers usually european as they have a smoother taste and are stronger, though Indian beer is getting popular. Alcoholpops are big but then thats what most people started drinking so its usally 15-19 year olds that drink it.

For years your only choice in beer was Bud, Miller, Stella, Harp and Tennents. Most people went for Stella (otherwise known as the wifebeater.) The good thing now is out beer selection has improved. Though most people stick with spirits, stouts, wine and cider. Usally most bars have an offer like beer of the month and a spirit with mixer, which is handy but i'm now hooked on jim beam's read stag bourbon. A plus is most people over here like trying new drinks so there is always an offer on or any festivals or fairs theres alway a few beer tents.

As for drinks like ICB or duckfarts we don't really do beer cocktails. Instead what we would do is a 'dirty pint' you get a pint glass and you pour any beer or spirit in it give it too the birthday boy or girl and make them drink it.

As for can we party I don't know, we are big binge drinkers over here, of coruse there are nights you go for a quiet pint or two but theres the one night that everyone gets banjaxed (term for steaming drunk) Usaully you meet up in a house for a few drinks then go out to a club then go back for more drinks. Best thing is really the drinking games before you go out. My personal fave is Kings.

Though I personally find the Scottish are great for partying, yet to have had a dull moment with a Scot. Though any drunk American I've met are always very polite.

[Underdude]

Alcohol was invented so the Irish won't take over the world......

There's no beer in a duckfart. Vodka, creme, kahlua.

Bushmills I like as far as Irish stuff goes. The accent is pretty hot from the lasses though.