Been there, done that, got several articles of clothing. (Yes, martinis are better in quantity drinking sessions, but that doesn't limit the options available for variety. Also, bourbon is the best spirit. Period. )

Also, bourbon is the best spirit. Period. )

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Affirmative.

I'm sorry, but nothing beats alcohol that's made from potatoes.

 

Vodka for the win.

Edited March 20, 200619 yr by Soulseeker

How can you beat fermented GRASS?!

With a large polo mallet? :D

Grass is immune to bludgeoning damage. :D

For me, cognac.

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Best choice of alcoholic drink so far.

My favourite as well.

I drink now more than usually

For me, cognac.

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Best choice of alcoholic drink so far.

My favourite as well.

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Good man!

 

Reminds me, I owe my old man a bottle. :">

Cognac is always welcome .

 

...though not necessarily mixed with melon soda.

 

Jorian, my non-3D video card has conniptions every time I scroll past your sig.

Diet Mt. Dew, water, chocolate milk (hot).

 

Alcoholic - hmm, no faves. Just anything that doesn't taste like...well...alcohol...

Water.

Natty Ice, ohhhhh yeahhhhhh.

 

JUST KIDDING!!!

 

But really, back in my college days we used to pick up a 24-pack (a "suitcase," if you will) of Natural Ice for $9.99. We were young and poor, and nowhere else could we find a beer with a 5.9 percent alcohol content for under 10 bucks. I fought like hell for that B in economics, but when it came to figuring out the most drunk for the least money I knew where to go. Although those plastic vodka bottles baby arm is talking about are just as good a deal, I'd rather drink beer or wine than the hard stuff.

 

Now that I am of legal drinking age, I have the freedom (if not the cash) to diversify my tastes in booze. I've learned to love the dry reds (cabernets, merlots) and the dark beers. Guinness is lovely, but the brewpub in my old town made a Scottish Ale that was, to this day, the best beer I've tasted.

 

I also drink a good amount of coffee, but if feel like breaking the bank I'll get a Chai Tea.

Beers from Europe are far superior than what is produced in America.

Beers from Europe are far superior than what is produced in America.

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True

 

Carlsberg (not Export though). The perfect beer. Nice, easy to drink, cheap AND tastes okish in a can! What more could an impoverished student want?!?!?!

 

Spirits wise; Martini, Bacardi, Bourbon and Vod-KA are always good, but Mango Malibu and lemonade shall never be beaten.

 

Non alchoholic.... what is this?

gin & tonic or jack & coke

Edited March 21, 200619 yr by kumquatq3

Beers from Europe are far superior than what is produced in America.

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True

 

Eh, depends on what you drink.

 

Sam Adams in several forms can, and has, gone toe to toe with most beers made anywhere.

The best beers in the world are Czech, Portuguese and Guiness.

Root Beer, any kind, any time

The best beers in the world are Czech, Portuguese and Guiness.

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Did you ever drink german or hungarian ones?

I have tried a couple of german beers. Not hungarian beer though. Is it good?

I have tried a couple of german beers. Not hungarian beer though. Is it good?

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...well, some are good, but first contact me witch one do you want to buy. :D

 

What beer I posted a pict of is good.

 

This is also nice ('dragon beer', not related to that other dragon beer what I think you know) :

http://free.srv.hu/s/a/sania/albums/B

Edited March 21, 200619 yr by jorian

Danish beer ftw ... oh and I like Czech and German beer as well. :D

 

Can't exactly say I've ever heard of Portuguese beer.

I thought they all drank that fortified winestuff ... "