Rockydoc
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Put salt on the rim of the glass and you have a Salty Dog.Gin and grapefruit juice is pretty tasty too.
Put salt on the rim of the glass and you have a Salty Dog.Gin and grapefruit juice is pretty tasty too.
Two wrongs don’t make a rightGin and grapefruit juice is pretty tasty too.
Lol. Not a fan I take it? My wife loves grapefruit juice but cannot have it due to certain medications.Two wrongs don’t make a right
Ah! If you put salt around the rim it is called a "Salty Dog" another fine hot humid day refreshment.Gin and grapefruit juice is pretty tasty too.
In RVN, we only got Kool-Aid to kill the taste of the iodine you put in the water. My Dad would send me 1/10 gallon bottle of 100 proof in my care packages. It was not quite as bad as Campbell's tomato soup and vodka but close.Long ago and far away and at a time when I was 20 or 21 years old, I mixed lemon-lime Kool-Aid, that came in one of my mother's CARE packages, with vodka. Nasty tasting is not descriptive enough.
In RVN, we only got Kool-Aid to kill the taste of the iodine you put in the water. My Dad would send me 1/10 gallon bottle of 100 proof in my care packages. It was not quite as bad as Campbell's tomato soup and vodka but close.
You have not been 20 years old in a jungle 10,000 miles from home and wanted a drink.Wow, that never would have occurred to me to even try. Too much corn syrup in CTS.
You have not been 20 years old in a jungle 10,000 miles from home and wanted a drink.
Thank the stars for that, and thank you for going where Uncle Sam sent you and gritting it out. I think straight vodka, even really bad vodka, and a carton of Lucky Strikes would do just fine if I found myself wanting and in the sort of situation where one doesn't buy green bananas.
In the field, they were the same price but you didn't need a ration card. I was a Philip Morris Commander man myself, but you got what the 1st Sgt send out. You could always tell the pot heads as they wanted Kools and Salems to go with their "green sh*t" dipped joints.Camels, Ian, Camels.
$1.25 per carton at the Base Exchange, and the ration card allowed four cartons per month.
Yes you do! however you have to be careful as some do not make their cuts very well and you end up with fusel oils and light ends that give nasty hangovers. Some from Sisters, OR, is pretty good, not to much botanicals added.We have some really tasty local Oregon gins. One distillery is only about three blocks from my house.
Yes you do! however you have to be careful as some do not make their cuts very well and you end up with fusel oils and light ends that give nasty hangovers. Some from Sisters, OR, is pretty good, not to much botanicals added.
Yep. Some of the Sisters stuff is very tasty.Yes you do! however you have to be careful as some do not make their cuts very well and you end up with fusel oils and light ends that give nasty hangovers. Some from Sisters, OR, is pretty good, not to much botanicals added.