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[Mrs. Cindy Gill]

try to find the single barrel JD. it;s very good. but if you like something lgihter and much sweeter, the JD honey is is delicious, alone or in tea.

 

it's all good though. if you like whiskey.

[Guest PiotrekS]

I'll see. I think I'll like it.

 

Time for a little personal development

[Xamol Na]

Hmmm, I'll have to try it one time. One of my friends drinks it with coke/pepsi.

[Mrs. Cindy Gill]

.....................

 

um...................

 

mixing is for covering up cheap liquor, not for savoring the good stuff.

 

maybe you should try some at a bar or one of those tiny bottles - do they ahve those there as well? - before you commit to a fifth.

 

not everyone likes straight bourbon.

 

and as always, please drink responsibly, and within the laws of your locality

[Xamol Na]

Responsibly? Ressss...pon..siiiib...lyyy? What is this word?

 

I've been legally allowed to drink for 5 years =D

 

Yup, we have the little bottles. I prefer my drinks straight. Just like my men. Badum-dish! =P

[Mrs. Cindy Gill]

lol

 

that was what's known as a disclaimer.

 

i know we all drink responsibly. and legally. and of age.

 

just wanted to be on the record and off the hook as it were

[Xamol Na]

Haha, I may seem it, but I'm not really that much of a drinker. I usually drink on a friday or a saturday depending on which day was my last work day of the week. I only ever tend to get fully drunk when I'm out with the girls or on a date. Mainly because date's make me nervous lol

[Mrs. Cindy Gill]

i don't drink as much as i think about drinking mainly because there's no bar at work and it's too long a drive home to drink right after.

 

used to drink quite a bit more. and then nothing at all. and now... depends i guess.

[Xamol Na]

I can't drive, so it does leave me at the mercy of the drivers when we go out of town to drink XD and with friends like mine, you don't need enemies...sometimes I'd rather hang out with Moriarty =/

[Mrs. Cindy Gill]

i only drink at home now. had enough of being at the mercy of anyone.

[Mrs. Cindy Gill]

least of all myself... i do drive.

[Xamol Na]

I think you'd make an excellent drinking buddy =)

[Mrs. Cindy Gill]

unfortunately i've had a few friends who thought so too. peer pressure is surprisingly effective when combined with alcohol.

[Mrs. Cindy Gill]

but it would be fun getting in trouble

 

until it wore off anyway.

[Xamol Na]

Except I get the feeling that it'd be us ganging up on others...which could be intimidating, I admit...

[Mrs. Cindy Gill]

nah, really? i'm much nicer when i drink. one of my friends still likes to get me drunk just to hear me giggle like a ninny. i'm only mean sober.

 

i just have ... poor judgment... drunk.

 

so it's safest to be at home.

[Mrs. Cindy Gill]

.... tequila's different of course... but still mainly happy and not overly aggressive.

[Xamol Na]

I don't know anyone who has sound judgement when drunk. I just become more of a smartarse along with everything suddenly becoming hilarious.

[Mrs. Cindy Gill]

i guess i'm always a smartarse. but a worse one when lucid and bored for sure. once the head gets buzzy and i get smiling... if there are other humans around and i'm enjoying them, which i only really do when buzzy... i get very affectionate and ... i like people, unfortunately. it;s ... not good.

[Mrs. Cindy Gill]

totally different effect from drinking alone, true... but... much much safer.

[Xamol Na]

Ahaha, I'm still worse. I rapidly lose interest in women when drunk and sometimes become very interested in table dancing =/

[Mrs. Cindy Gill]

the only time i was ever drunk enough to have any interest in any kind of dancing iw as way too drunk to stand up.

 

yes, the locals would become a ... problem.

 

used to mainly go out with a married couple, and where we live the assumption there is we're both his, so it was a measure of protection from my own stupidity. and he didn't mind being known as lucky dave. but when i started stopping on my own after closing shift...

 

yeah, i drink at home now.

[Xamol Na]

Ah yeah, makes sense. I live in a small town where everyone knows everyone else and you tend to get branded for life. Except I stopped caring what they think and constantly surprise them...and my mother XD

[Mrs. Cindy Gill]

yeah, they all still think that. hell, his dad thinks that. it's not a bad thing.

 

i don't interact with the huamns enough to surprise them anymore if ic an help it. work is a problem, but as long as i reember not to speak or make eye contact i'm OK.

[Xamol Na]

Oh there are so many ways to make a memorable impression without speaking...

 

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