I went to Hurricane O'Reilly's for Mardi Gras where they have their signature hurricane. Is that a universally-available drink? I wasn't sure if it was unique to this place. It was basically spiked punch--at first I thought it was like a Scorpion Bowl, but it isn't. It was pretty good. I like grassshoppers too, basically alcoholic mint chocolate chip milkshake. Usually made with milk, but sometimes they go all out and make it with ice cream. To die for. Good thing you guys had birthdays--otherwise this group was on the verge of fading to a distance memory presumably until Gene's return, which apparently can't come too soon. Unless he decided to extend his hiatus by practicing free throws. Everyone catch today's column?
--- In [email protected], "Ray Bradley" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Normally I'd agree with you, but it seems rum goes to my stomach > before it gets to my head. > > Sick without being drunk? > > That's a trade-off I'm simply not willing to make. > > So, in that vein, I'm looking for a new signature drink that's > rumless. I used to be a Tom Collins fan, but sour mix has way too much > sugar. Same with margaritas, though I'll still hit them like they owe > me money. > > What do you guys drink? Is there one thing that defines an Aerofilm > night out more than a Red-Headed Slut? Spaz knockin' down baybreezes? > Hannah getting hungover after having a Havana Hooker? Do I have to > seperate Dana from a Screamin' Nazi? > > Perhaps Ellen likes a Sloe Comfortable Screw Up Against a Wall? > > - RB > > > --- In [email protected], "Stephanie Smilay" > <ssmilay@> wrote: > > > > On 3/3/07, Ray Bradley <clavenia@> wrote: > > > All I can safely say is that I'm never drinking rum again. > > > > Rum's okay, if properly diluted. > > > > 151 rum is not. > > > > Stephanie (has the coat and shoes to prove it). > > >
