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Post by awip2062 »

Are you calling me insane?
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yep 8)
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aren't we all a tad nuts or lost something up there along the way?
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which is why you are here :-D
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Post by Sir Myghin »

of all the things i've ever lost i miss my mind the most?
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Post by schuette »

well go find it.......here's a wee hot toddy to help you on your way :-D
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Post by Sir Myghin »

what in blazes is a hot toddy?
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a hot toddy is ... and I'm quoting this

A toddy is a hot drink, traditionally made with whisky, sweetened with honey and flavoured with spices (usually cloves). Obviously, they are popular in Scotland (where the whisky comes from), and like all good British recipes, the Americans probably claim that they were invented in Milwaukee in the 20s. A basic toddy recipe (plenty of room for experimentation!) might run something like this:

Warm a mug or large cup with some boiling water. Drain it, and add a cinnamon stick, a large (60ml) shot of whisky (a decent blended Scotch is fine, though you could equally well try an Irish, Canadian or American whiskey), a tablespoon of honey and top up with fresh boiling water. Then drop in a lemon slide studded with 3 cloves. Stir, and leave to mellow for a minute or two.

Other spirits that could be employed for a toddy-style drink include rum, brandy and reposado tequila. You could substitute an orange slice for rum or brandy, and a lime slice for the tequila.
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Okay, so I am nuts, and you are trying to ged Dweeb drunk.

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DICED TEA UP FOR GRABS!
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:razz: Isn't tea already diced 8)
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This tea is REALLY diced. And it hurts when you ged hit with it.

See? *throws diced tea at the wall* Pretty when it shatters!
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Post by Sir Myghin »

Aerosmitten wrote:DICED TEA UP FOR GRABS!

*Drinks lots of the diced tees
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*Uses an iced tee to play tee-ball*

Ooooooops! Ummm, we didn't need that shelf of glasses did we? I mean, we usually just drink out of the bottles, right? :oops:
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Drink from the bottles................. Barbarians, all of ya. :-D
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