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  • Sam06
    Dave its called a Dew Driver
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  • He Dog
    When I looked at the Forum one thread titled, Whats this drink called, the next titled Absolutely Disgusting. I agree, waste of good vodka. You did use good Vodka, right?
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  • iceracerx
    A 'Half and Half' is usually 1/2 Guinness Stout and 1/2 Ale.
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  • JIM STARK
    "3X3".. three fingers of Jack Daniel's & three small ice cubes..
    JIM...........
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  • He Dog
    Jim, I didn't know you bothered with ice...
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  • Brookwood
    Boiler Maker's are good on special occasions! I drop the shot glass into the beer mug! [:p]
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  • Brookwood
    Boiler Maker's are good on special occasions! I drop the shot glass into the beer mug! [:p]
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  • iceracerx
    quote:Originally posted by Brookwood
    Boiler Maker's are good on special occasions! I drop the shot glass into the beer mug! [:p]


    Thought that was called a DEPTH-CHARGE
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  • ltcdoty
    quote:Originally posted by iceracerx
    A 'Half and Half' is usually 1/2 Guinness Stout and 1/2 Ale.


    We always called that a Black & Tan...
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  • Rocky Raab
    Whatever it's called, you can have all of my share of them. Yuck.
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  • hillbille
    not a vodka fan, mountain dew seems better with captain morgans spiced rum......
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  • jwb267
    ever try a bloody boilermaker?
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  • iceracerx
    quote:Originally posted by ltcdoty
    quote:Originally posted by iceracerx
    A 'Half and Half' is usually 1/2 Guinness Stout and 1/2 Ale.


    We always called that a Black & Tan...


    Safe to ask for that outside of Ireland (except in an Irish Pub). Not a good idea when in Erie. Thus a 'half and half'.

    "Although associated with St. Patrick's Day in the US as one of its two ingredients is Guinness, do not order a Black and Tan in Ireland. Black and Tans is the nickname given to the British paramilitary force, largely made up of English WWI veterans, formed to suppress the Irish Independence movement in 1920 and 1921."
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