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"From the day I plunged you in the river to give you life, I loved you as I loved the steppes. You were my pride! I gave you life. It is on me to take it away from you."

Remember when Reagan bombed Qaddafi's home/complex whatever, and killed some of his wives/children. That shut the f***er up for a while, didn't it?

what proportions? whatever you like. i used to drink Jaeger and Rumpleminze in 1:1 mix. It's been years though. I'd have to try out some different combos with the OJ... it would be a lot weaker, that is for sure. Jager and Chamborg 1:1 hmmm....

I have a plastic flask with a plastic shotglass top. It's pretty classy. Who said anything about schleppin' the bottle along? Put the tasty beverage in a dromedary bag. Or buy the Tefft Cellars boxed cab/merlot blend and pull the bag out of the box. As you drink it, the bag compresses. Voila! No extra volume wasted in the pack. Yeeesh, 'kirk, you really are an amateur. And I had such high hopes for you. :tsk: :tsk: :tsk: plastic airplane bottles lexan cup

ack - this one bugs me, and it's google-proof - i keep getting mental images of the wicked step sister from shrek or the bar-tenders in bill n' teds, but niether is right - gimme a clue! clue... it's getting to be the time of year for the film.

Every day I walk on Seattle streets. There are marked crosswalks that idiot a-hole drivers ignore. Hey, a-hole: STOP for pedestrians at marked crosswalks. Get it? Thanks.

http://www.johnforester.com/Articles/Social/natattit.htm BS. It's all Bush's fault. If it wasn't for the War for Oil in Irak, we could be putting that money into driver education and we would be able to reduce the needless slaughter of Innocent Americans on Our Highways. we don't need to educate drivers. if you can't drive properly, you haven't earned the privelege of a license. WA drivers: here's a clue for the day - when merging onto a freeway, you want to accelerate to within 5 mph of the speed of the traffic. Going 25 mph on a freeway onramp when the traffic is moving at 55 just doesn't cut it.

where does interrogation end, and "torture" begin

"Hey look, mister - we serve hard drinks in here for men who want to get drunk fast, and we don't need any characters around to give the joint "atmosphere". Is that clear, or do I have to slip you my left for a convincer?"

hilarious. NOT.

it depends on what you define as torture. as we've discussed before - some of the left-wingers are saying that making things "uncomfortable" for prisoners is torture, or threats to them (you'll never get out of here, your family is dead, whatever). There are gray areas, and I think some of the stuff cited as torture is NOT, and does work.

what proportions? whatever you like. i used to drink Jaeger and Rumpleminze in 1:1 mix. It's been years though. I'd have to try out some different combos with the OJ... it would be a lot weaker, that is for sure.

nice quote... with no source attribution. I'd say the single largest cause of accidents to American DRIVERS in "car-car" collisions are the incompetence of drivers. We could kill two birds with one stone - less accidents, and less traffic/CO2 emissions by making it harder to GET and KEEP a driver's license.

it works? great, then I'm for it! I think the point is - it doesn't work, though. Sorry, V7.

and whoever ripped on tanqueray before is right... i'm afraid I bought some at the duty free last summer because of the price, and regretted it immediately. Bombay Sapphire rules. Period.

manhattans made with 100% rye whiskey rock... ditto for old fashioneds...

what proportions?

What.....are you 60 years old or something? That shit is nasty. au contraire... it's very tasty. my recipe: 2 oz. blended scotch (preferably JW black) 0.5 oz Drambuie shake over ice, strain into cocktail class garnish with a Maraschino cherry (they sell 'em w/o all the food dye, btw)

beer, for example.

for mixing? have fun flushing your $$ down the toilet...

enjoy! cognac is good stuff.

but it's two for the price of one! What a bargain!

I was referring to some "solutions" put forth in this discussion by the heavy-handed social engineers. Not necessarily anything you are suggesting.

There is a cultural issue at play here, and, like other issues that are contentious, and very personal, it might be best to work on changing minds and hearts first, rather than impose the will of the government - something which might very well backfire.