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by **spinnernut** » Tue Oct 06, 2009 10:22 pm

This mite make a sticky; Well most of you know me, I like to have one drink after dinner with a great camp fire and I thought it sounded great if we new what type of adult beverage campers had so after the MEGA pot luck if anybody had a special sweet tooth they would know where to go to solve the problem :twisted:

ME this year the red jug and somthing called tootsie roll if you like chocolate this is great, and some wt american honey

by **caseydog** » Tue Oct 06, 2009 10:42 pm

I guess it is only appropriate that the Dog would post the first reply.

I found these plastic shot glasses in Halloween orange, and thought I might bring some fluids to put into them to LCG4. I'm looking at some 43 from Mexico, and maybe some Red Hots shots, if the weather is cool enough. Maybe some melon ball shots, too. Jolly Rancher flavors tend to make good shots.

I still think I can help you improve the contents of the little red jug. I'll call you to chat about it.

I've had that tootsie roll, and it is rather tasty.

And, I can answer for the mad one -- Wild Turkey and Patron. Did I get it right, your madness? :lol:

CD

by **oklahomajewel** » Tue Oct 06, 2009 10:56 pm

I'm not a huge drinker... but OMG >>>> at a football party the other night, someone made a blender full of Bushwackers.... not so fancy, no ice cream and foofoo... but YUMMMMMM!!!!!

I think it's Baileys,Kahlua, Rum and Amaretto? maybe a splash of half & half? but not sure... YUMM YUMMM YUMMMMM

by **oklahomajewel** » Tue Oct 06, 2009 11:01 pm

I swear, I didn't make this up .... friends had some at a club one night... said they were really good ! Seems like a good idea for our gator gathering...,.,

How To Make 'Sex with an Alligator' :

3/4 oz Midori Melon Liqueur
3-4 splash(es) Sweet & Sour Mix
3/4 oz Raspberry Liqueur
1/4 oz Jagermeister

Mix melon and sweet and sour over ice in a shaker. Strain into shot glass. Run raspberry liquor down side of the glass so that it sits on the bottom. Add jager the same way so that it layers on top.

by **sdtripper2** » Wed Oct 07, 2009 2:28 am

Bushwacker recipe
Lots more recipes to choose from here

by **madjack** » Wed Oct 07, 2009 6:41 am

CD, is pretty right about me...I don't care much for sweet fru-fru drinks since, if imbibed liberally, they tend to upset the stomach and mess with the head the morning after...sour mash and/or tequila served straight up, on the rocks or with minimal mixers(or with a beer chaser) is what I tend towards.................
madjack

p.s. the poor girl likes MidSlides made with Kahlua, Bailey's and Half&Half...........mj

by **starleen2** » Wed Oct 07, 2009 3:15 pm

. . . . .And now you know why I choose to be far away from the party site but I may visit

by **spinnernut** » Wed Oct 07, 2009 3:45 pm

starleen2 wrote:. . . . .And now you know why I choose to be far away from the party site but I may visit

if my memory serves me wright, you were spinning around on the ground like a top :thinking:

by **dakotamouse** » Wed Oct 07, 2009 5:59 pm

Awww you guys are killing me! Works been really rough and I could use a kick back campout!

I can't make the event but I can share a recipe. Some friends in Australia send me candy bars, that we can't get here, called Cherry Ripes.

I came up with a martini that mimics the candy bar...

Cherry Ripe Martini

1 oz. Cherry Vodka
1 oz. Coconut vodka or Coconut Ammeretto (if you can find it)
1 oz. Godivas Choclate liqueur

Shake with ice and strain into a martini glass.
:wine:

by **caseydog** » Wed Oct 07, 2009 8:07 pm

spinnernut wrote:
starleen2 wrote:. . . . .And now you know why I choose to be far away from the party site but I may visit

if my memory serves me wright, you were spinning around on the ground like a top

Yeah, we may have been drunk, but he was the one break dancing. :lol:

by **caseydog** » Wed Oct 07, 2009 8:13 pm

I need a watch like this...

Does anyone here watch "Three Sheets?"

CD

by **starleen2** » Wed Oct 07, 2009 8:22 pm

caseydog wrote:
spinnernut wrote:
starleen2 wrote:. . . . .And now you know why I choose to be far away from the party site but I may visit

if my memory serves me wright, you were spinning around on the ground like a top

Yeah, we may have been drunk, but he was the one break dancing.

And sober!

by **caseydog** » Wed Oct 07, 2009 9:32 pm

starleen2 wrote:
caseydog wrote:
spinnernut wrote:
starleen2 wrote:. . . . .And now you know why I choose to be far away from the party site but I may visit

if my memory serves me wright, you were spinning around on the ground like a top

Yeah, we may have been drunk, but he was the one break dancing.

And sober!

If you say so. :thinking:

I guess we were full of spirits, but you were full of "the sprit." Is break dancing the Methodist version of speaking in tongues?

CD

by **tonyj** » Wed Oct 07, 2009 10:28 pm

There's gonna be alcohol at this event?

by **oklahomajewel** » Wed Oct 07, 2009 11:46 pm

tonyj wrote:There's gonna be alcohol at this event?

There might be a little Tony ... but we won't force you to imbibe. Promise...

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