Your Favorite Poison

[B2D]

I'm a pretty light drinker, but I always love a Capt. Morgan and Coke. I'll also have a good glass of red wine if I'm dining with the lady at a nice place.

[anewdefguitarist]

jack and coke, jack and water, straight jack if im feeling crazy - i also love merlot wines and will rarely pass on a good 'ole budweiser or heineken. also, something you whiskey/bourbon drinkers, and/or people who may not like much alcohol, try a CROWN AND ROOTBEER. seriously, sounds gross, but if mixed evenly or lighter, its pure straight Root beer barrell for adults.

[theodie]

Jesus Christ Theod.... NO wonder you are the chowder king... thats pure chowder and most likely you'd bust a chowder pot with all that crap.

Bet your wife is pissed at you.

Heheheheheheee!!!!! I get skin ripping pumps at the gym and she walks around funny most of the time!

Seriously, I love that stuff!




You got to try it sometime Schnitzel! 2 Scoops of Xplode and 3000mg of L-Arginine. Hit some iron and it feels like your skin is going to literally rip off from the pump! What a great feeling!

[Sirion]

Fallen Angel



...oh, THAT kind of poison?

Jäger and Scottish whiskies. Can't stand beer, I'm afraid.

[grumptruck]

You got to try it sometime Schnitzel! 2 Scoops of Xplode and 3000mg of L-Arginine. Hit some iron and it feels like your skin is going to literally rip off from the pump! What a great feeling!

Started back doing my sets of hindu squats, pushups, calf raises, leg straight situps, and flutter kicks... Might be a little overkill :-p

I do take about 2 g's of L-Arginine, 1 g of L-Carnitine, 2 g's of fish oil, and 2 g's of garlic...

So can make fat burning nasty smelling chowder.

[threechordcharlie]

none.

Used to be scotch and tequila. Scotch with soda, tequila with nothing but a worm (lime and salt every now and then). But for the last 14 years, none.

[ibanezrocks]

Rye and Ginger Ale, or Black Russians.

Why is Rye not in the poll? It's very different than American Whiskey.

[richard parker]

In no particular order of preference - Guiness, many varieties of good British Real Ales (Bitter), red wine, single malt whisky and rum. Is Bitter much of a deal in the States ? It's what the beer fanatics go for over here, I really like it but if you get stuck talking to a Real Ale guy in a pub you'll end up so bored you'll try to end it all by chewing your own legs off .

[Jonny R]

i voted whisky/bourbon/scotch...

but i STRONGLY object to scotch being placed on a par with whisky and bourbon, lol.

dont get me wrong, i love some good bourbon, but its way different from scotch

True.

I find bourbon a little too sweet for me generally, but don't mind a bit now and then.

Scotch is something I have to make an effort not to have to often or it gets a bit expensive. I've typically been a consumer of Laphraoig and Oban, but I'm thinking perhaps a Lagavulin 16 next. Bit pricey though so I'll have to use it slowly and sparingly. Might be best to get a bottle of something cheaper for the regular dram.