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[OdinTheWise]

And for that pesky ice problem, there are these.

http://www.whiskystones.com/

[EnergyFlameD]

I drink this too

[Dinre]

OdinTheWise, on July 06 2013 - 09:05 AM, said:

Alastor_Crow, on July 04 2013 - 10:16 AM, said:

By rate of occurrence:
1. Water
2. Beer (Coors Light or Sapporo usually)
3. Sake (Kurosawa)
4. Mojito/Margarita (whatever drink I feel like mixing)

Where do you get your sake. I want to try some.

Kurosawa's availability is sketchy in the midwest US, but it's pretty easy to find in any decent liquor store on the east and west coasts.  I also recommend Sawanoi, if you're looking for something easy to drink with food.  Any decent liquor store will usually have at least a handful of sake varieties, but I have also had decent luck with the local "international" food markets.

If you aren't sure about your tastes, I recommend finding the nearest sushi restaurant with a very boring name (most likely to have Japanese owners) and letting your server order something for you.  If you like it, take the bottle with you, so you can reference the kanji characters when you're in a store.

[heartofdarkness]

`old puteney single malt` scotch, 12 year old, one cube

[Alastor_Crow]

@Odin:
There's 1 liquor store 15 minutes away from my place that sells Kurosawa. If you're cool with the guys at your local shop, you can ask them if they can order a specific brand of liquor. Mine doesn't ask me for a down payment but others might. Kurosawa has the right amount of subtle sweetness and strong flavor to give it a nice kick. Goes nicely with sushi but it also works well with beef.

I live in Queens, NY.

Edited by Alastor_Crow, July 06 2013 - 12:07 PM.

[OdinTheWise]

Alastor_Crow, on July 06 2013 - 12:03 PM, said:

@Odin:
There's 1 liquor store 15 minutes away from my place that sells Kurosawa. If you're cool with the guys at your local shop, you can ask them if they can order a specific brand of liquor. Mine doesn't ask me for a down payment but others might. Kurosawa has the right amount of subtle sweetness and strong flavor to give it a nice kick. Goes nicely with sushi but it also works well with beef.

I live in Queens, NY.

Cool thx

[NYR0]

Countrygal, on July 06 2013 - 01:03 AM, said:

you made my day nyro
edit: try it with a slice of lemon in, then it is much MORE healthy because the lemon helps to get the antioxidants out of the green tea which keeps you away from heartattack.... maybe... no guarantea... eh... guaranty

Nowhere close to a heart attack thank goodness. I walk everyday not fat at all.

Alastor_Crow, on July 06 2013 - 07:43 AM, said:

Use a credit card Mr. Llama_

@NYRO:
LMFAO. Oh man, I feel bad for you. Although I like green tea, the thought of ingesting one of these "health juices" (fruits+veggies mixed in a blender + other stuff) gets me a little disgusted..and because of my job, it takes a lot to get to me. Health juices....yuck.

If you want to lose weight (or if she does), just do some portion control + very mild exercise. Small meal for breakfast (toast or oatmeal), during lunch just cut down your caloric intake by 25~50%, during dinner try to eat lightly. A few low calorie snacks in between meals also helps you from chowing down on heavy meals later on and keeps your metabolism active.

Yeah I told her 15 lbs is nothing especially for a a guy like me who is not overweight anyways. I HATE healthfood stuff though only like 5% of it actually tastes ok.

Edited by NYR0, July 06 2013 - 06:12 PM.

[ropefish]

im drinking >_> >_>































water shh shhhhh

[SuperCool]

Vodka mixed with lemonade that was previously fizzified via my carbonation kit.

[The_Silencer]

Water with natural lemon juice + sugar and ice rocks. And I've to say that, as always, it works well.

[Leonhardt]

My most recent drink of choice has been



But if not that then usually water or a blend of carrot juice and whatever else I have laying around. lmao

Edited by Leonhardt, July 07 2013 - 05:57 PM.

[NYR0]

"Porch Rocker"...that name alone makes me want to try that beer.

[Hayashi3]

Sparkling water or coffee.