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What's your favorite drink?
Mine are either Pina Colada or Gin and tonic, I can't decide.
Mine are either Pina Colada or Gin and tonic, I can't decide.
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After this weekend - Canadian OFC whiskey distilled in 1964 and bottled in 1970.
Now there's something Canada got right. The smoothest, most satisfying liquor I've ever had.
Indeedy Stern, I choose not to. Mostly because though my Dad turned into a raging alcoholic when I was 15 or so. He's been doing good now though.
I also like to mix juice and sprite together. Still haven't found a really fruity soda with just a hit of carbonation so I'll just mix the two.
Who in God's name actually likes Milkwaukees Best Ice AND Steel Reserve 211 :rolling: Anyways I'm a fan of Sam Adams, Guiness, and Heineken. Long Island Iced Teas get you pretty buzzed and I like nicer vodkas.Non Alcoholic: Water/Tea
Alcoholic: Gin and Juice, Everclear mixed with ARIZONA Fruit Punch, Long Island Ice Tea, Three Olives Cherry Vodka, Milwaukees Best Ice, Steel Reserve 211.
last year I helped put together a text book on world religions (yes, me of all people) ..pretty sure the section on Mormons was clear that they didnt allow the consumption of alcohol ..well to be honest there were a lot of disctinct groups so it could have been one of those ..out of curiosity does your religious community prohibit the use of of alcohol but it's not something that's strictly enforced?
try: 1/3 orange juice, 1/3 pineapple juice, 1/4 shot of grenadine, top it off with 7-up ...also good if you throw in vodka with a spalsh of rum ..cant taste the booze so you get drunk fast.
last year I helped put together a text book on world religions (yes, me of all people) ..pretty sure the section on Mormons was clear that they didnt allow the consumption of alcohol ..well to be honest there were a lot of disctinct groups so it could have been one of those ..out of curiosity does your religious community prohibit the use of of alcohol but it's not something that's strictly enforced?
Our religion does state we should not drink, use drugs, use tobacco, etc. However we are not ever to look down upon those who do and in no way does it make us better. My sister smokes and drinks occasionally, but that doesn't make me love her any less at all. She's my sister for pete sakes. I made the decision not to drink however mostly because of my Dad and not my religion (however that did have influence too). After seeing the terrible things it did to my Dad, it was really easy to make the decision that I would never drink alcohol.
Way back wine didn't use to have enough alcohol in it to matter much at all, plus it was pretty much all there was to drink.
This question can be answered with one simple experiment.So the Christian non-drinking thing is a recent addition to Christian ideals?