O.K. I'll take the hit, though you know dam well I meant religious belief system.
Quite interesting
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O.K. I'll take the hit, though you know dam well I meant religious belief system.
Have a double this time, Bravo, you are getting funnier by the post.
Are we supposed to understand your babbling too....?....was that an attempt at some humor ?....you need a joke before you spring the punch line on us....
Ahhh....forget it....I need to take the advice I just gave Damo....
You means drunks the world over don't call cocktails highballs?
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Try to understand BOTH the Islamic terrorists and the Christian Right wackos are against Liberal ideas. It has nothing to do with Liberals being "comrades" with Islamic terrorists anymore than being comrades with the Religious Right. Both groups are nucking futs.
Hope that helps.
....Damn...thats funny stuff.....so you think cocktails are called highballs ?Hilarious.....just hilarious.....ask your mommy to explain these grown up terms to you so don't make an ass of yourself again as you just did.....better yet, google the terms .... you could raise your IQ one to two points tonight with a little homework...get it up to 66, maybe even 68 with some luck.....what a fuckin' sorry ass you are....pathetic.
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What was that you Teabaggers were saying about the Norwegian conservative killer not being a Christian crusader?
http://crooksandliars.com/david-neiwert/norway-terrorist-anders-breivik-leav
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Poor Blabo.
He thinks that rejecting rightwing Christian bullshit means embracing Muslim bullshit.
He is, of course, wrong, because he is stupider than shit.
Hilarious.....just hilarious.....ask your mommy to explain these grown up terms to you so don't make an ass of yourself again as you just did.....better yet, google the terms .... you could raise your IQ one to two points tonight with a little homework...get it up to 66, maybe even 68 with some luck.....what a fuckin' sorry ass you are....pathetic.
Sorry Bravo, some times I forget you are just ignorant, not an ignorant southerner. Here in New England, a cocktail is also known as a highball. A double is two shots in one glass. Now you can come to Boston and drink with the best.
Oh, just so you know, a regular coffee has cream and two sugars.
Highball
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This article is about the type of mixed drink. For other uses, see Highball (disambiguation).
Sheet music cover for a 1915 song by William J. McKenna celebrating the drink
Highball is the name for a family of mixed drinks that are composed of an alcoholic base spirit and a larger proportion of a non-alcoholic mixer. Originally, the most common highball was made with Scotch whisky and carbonated water,[1] which is today called a "Scotch and Soda".
There are many rivals for the fame of mixing the first highball, including the Adams House in Boston.[2] New York barman Patrick Duffy claimed the highball was brought to the U.S. in 1894 from England by actor E. J. Ratcliffe.[3]
The Online Etymology Dictionary suggests that the name originated around 1898 and probably derives from ball meaning a "drink of whiskey" and high because it is served in a tall glass. Or the name may have come from the railroad signal meaning "clear track ahead."[4]
Well-known examples of highballs include Jack and Coke, Rum and Coke, Cuba Libre, Scotch and Soda, Seven and Seven, the Moscow Mule, and gin and tonic. A highball is typically served in large straight-sided glass, for example, a highball glass or a Collins glass, with ice.
[edit] List of highballs
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- Caribou Lou — 151 rum, Malibu rum, and pineapple juice
- Cuba Libre — rum, cola, and lime juice.
- Ginger Whisky — Canadian whisky, Ginger ale
- Gin and Tonic — gin and tonic water.
- Rum and Coke — rum and Coca-Cola.
- Jack and Coke — Jack Daniel's Tennessee Whiskey and Coca-Cola.
- Bourbon Highball — bourbon whiskey, ginger ale or soda and twist of lemon.
- Libbi's Label - orange juice and rum
- Greyhound — traditionally gin, now often vodka, and grapefruit juice. With a salted rim, it is instead called a salty dog.
- Lonkero — gin and grapefruit soda or grapefruit juice
- Long Island Iced Tea IBA
— vodka, tequila, white rum, triple-sec, gin, lemon juice, gomme syrup, and cola - Mojito — white rum, sugar, lime, carbonated water, and mint
- Moscow Mule — vodka, ginger beer, and lime, served in a copper mug
- Pimm's Cup — Pimm's No.1 Cup, and ginger ale, lemon-lime soft drink, or carbonated water.
- Piscola — pisco, cola, and ice
- Screwdriver — orange juice and vodka
- Seven and Seven — Seagram's 7 whisky and 7 Up, garnished with a lemon wedge
- Dark and Stormy — Gosling's Black Rum and Ginger Beer
- Tequila and Tonic — Tequila, Tonic water, and lemon or lime wedges
- Bloody Mary — Tomato Juice, Lemon Juice, Spices - Worcester, salt, pepper tabasco sauce and Vodka - garnished with celery
- Mai Tai — White Rum, Lime juice, Dark rum, Orange curacao, Orgeat syrup, Rock candy syrup
- Texas Highball — Jack Daniel's Tennessee Whiskey, Sweetened Iced Tea, Ice, and Lemon.
- Vodka Soda — Vodka and club soda
- Car Bomb — Guinness, and a shot of 1/2 Jameson and 1/2 Baileys
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Poor Blabo.
You have to remember, this is his favorite drink....
You have to remember, this is his favorite drink....