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Scotch Pods

ResinheadResinhead Posts: 10,510 AG
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Glenlivet is experimenting with a new glassless cocktails. Think Tide pods but liquor. I don't drink Scotch but if other manufacturers adapt this I think I would be interested in it. Wonder how many of these I can sneak into a stadium without breaking them.


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  • Soda PopinskiSoda Popinski GrovelandPosts: 11,221 AG
    #2
    interesting.   are they cased in jello or something???   
    People use statistics the way a drunk uses a street light, for support rather than illumination.
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  • ResinheadResinhead Posts: 10,510 AG
    #3
    Seaweed
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  • dave44dave44 Posts: 9,273 Admiral
    #4
    Do you put them in a glass of ice water or something? I’m not into liquor, but I thought people that do like them like the drinking part.
       I don’t think they are going to be out long, human nature and all. Those Suppositories might lead to more alcohol poisonings.
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  • FlatsMatt96FlatsMatt96 ChuluotaPosts: 1,142 Officer
    #5
    I wonder how expensive they will be?
    If youre going to burn a bridge, dont just burn it, use C4 and make a statement. 
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  • conchydongconchydong Pompano BeachPosts: 5,208 Admiral
    #6
    Part of enjoying a good Scotch is to pour it, swirl it and sniff it as you would a glass of wine. Not sure I understand what these pods are supposed to accomplish. Are they something like a jello shot?

    “Everyone behaves badly--given the chance.”
    ― Ernest Hemingway

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  • ResinheadResinhead Posts: 10,510 AG
    edited October 9 #7
    I like the idea strictly on portability. I can see myself sneaking a handful of these into a football game and dropping them in a cup of mixer. 

    If Bacardi and or Tito's ever came out with these, I'm in.
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  • tankardtankard Posts: 7,031 Admiral
    #8

    I don't get the allure of Scotch. Tastes like jet fuel to me.

    Irish whisky on the other hand...

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  • mplspugmplspug Palmetto FloridaPosts: 9,156 Admiral
    #9
    And a lawsuit follows when the first person swallow 50 in one sitting.

    Captain Todd Approves

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  • mindyabinessmindyabiness Posts: 5,338 Admiral
    #10
    tankard said:

    I don't get the allure of Scotch. Tastes like jet fuel to me.

    Irish whisky on the other hand...

    Why would you drink jet fuel?
    Please tell us about the time you drank jet fuel. I'm sure that's a lovely story...
    Arguing with idiots is like playing chess with a pigeon... No matter how good you are, the bird is going to crap on the board and strut around like it won anyway.
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  • SAENoleSAENole Posts: 10,721 AG
    #11
    Jet fuel on the rocks for me, thank you very much.  
    Warning Level 2
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  • SaltygatorvetSaltygatorvet TallahasseePosts: 4,009 Captain
    #12
    tankard said:

    I don't get the allure of Scotch. Tastes like jet fuel to me.

    Irish whisky on the other hand...

    It takes a sophisticated palate 
    You should have been here yesterday
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  • mindyabinessmindyabiness Posts: 5,338 Admiral
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    Saltygatorvet said:
    tankard said:

    I don't get the allure of Scotch. Tastes like jet fuel to me.

    Irish whisky on the other hand...

    It takes a sophisticated palate 
    Thats why imported, aged jet fuel is preferred.
    Arguing with idiots is like playing chess with a pigeon... No matter how good you are, the bird is going to crap on the board and strut around like it won anyway.
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  • mindyabinessmindyabiness Posts: 5,338 Admiral
    #14
    SAENole said:
    Jet fuel on the rocks for me, thank you very much.  
    Ice cubes make you crazy.
    Arguing with idiots is like playing chess with a pigeon... No matter how good you are, the bird is going to crap on the board and strut around like it won anyway.
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  • tankardtankard Posts: 7,031 Admiral
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    mindyabiness said:
    tankard said:

    I don't get the allure of Scotch. Tastes like jet fuel to me.

    Irish whisky on the other hand...

    Why would you drink jet fuel?
    Please tell us about the time you drank jet fuel. I'm sure that's a lovely story...


    Are you this stupid?

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  • GardawgGardawg Posts: 8,572 Admiral
    #16
    After one  drink your taste buds are numb and it all tastes the same after that. 
    “Today a young man on acid realized that all matter is merely energy condensed to a slow vibration, that we are all one consciousness experiencing itself subjectively, there is no such thing as death, life is only a dream, and we are the imagination of ourselves.

    Heres Tom with the Weather.”
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  • mindyabinessmindyabiness Posts: 5,338 Admiral
    #17
    tankard said:
    mindyabiness said:
    tankard said:

    I don't get the allure of Scotch. Tastes like jet fuel to me.

    Irish whisky on the other hand...

    Why would you drink jet fuel?
    Please tell us about the time you drank jet fuel. I'm sure that's a lovely story...


    Are you this stupid?

    I'm not the one drinking jet fuel.....
    Arguing with idiots is like playing chess with a pigeon... No matter how good you are, the bird is going to crap on the board and strut around like it won anyway.
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  • surfmansurfman WC FLPosts: 5,981 Admiral
    #18
    mmmmm jet fuel....
    Tight Lines, Steve
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  • GardawgGardawg Posts: 8,572 Admiral
    edited October 9 #19
    surfman said:
    mmmmm jet fuel....
    MMMMM … B.J.  Hookers


    “Today a young man on acid realized that all matter is merely energy condensed to a slow vibration, that we are all one consciousness experiencing itself subjectively, there is no such thing as death, life is only a dream, and we are the imagination of ourselves.

    Heres Tom with the Weather.”
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  • conchydongconchydong Pompano BeachPosts: 5,208 Admiral
    edited October 9 #20
    You think you can mix the B.J. Hookers with the Ron de Jeremy?


    “Everyone behaves badly--given the chance.”
    ― Ernest Hemingway

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  • Reel TealReel Teal Posts: 3,851 Captain
    #21
    Researchers say 80 percent of the flavors we taste come from what we smell, which is why foods become relatively flavorless when we're plugged up.

    Source: google
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  • FlatsMatt96FlatsMatt96 ChuluotaPosts: 1,142 Officer
    #22
    I like scotch and if im sipping rye whiskey I love Templeton 4 year on the rocks.
    If youre going to burn a bridge, dont just burn it, use C4 and make a statement. 
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  • johnpowersjohnpowers BayPosts: 1,642 Captain
    #23
    surfman said:
    mmmmm jet fuel....
    I prefer 100 octane AvGas. 
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  • johnpowersjohnpowers BayPosts: 1,642 Captain
    #24
    I can see the pod swallowing contest now. 
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  • bicyclistbicyclist FlardaPosts: 959 Officer
    edited October 9 #25
    Tried some of that $180 per bottle of peaty Scotch. Low lands I believe. Certainly is an acquired taste. By way the double is a Greener, as fine as they get.


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  • mindyabinessmindyabiness Posts: 5,338 Admiral
    #26
    bicyclist said:
    Tried some of that $180 per bottle of peaty Scotch. Low lands I believe. Certainly is an acquired taste. By way the double is a Greener, as fine as they get.


    How many trees died so you could have an expensive shotgun?
    Arguing with idiots is like playing chess with a pigeon... No matter how good you are, the bird is going to crap on the board and strut around like it won anyway.
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  • SloughSlough S.w. Ga./ St. JamesPosts: 5,033 Admiral
    #27
    mindyabiness said:
    bicyclist said:
    Tried some of that $180 per bottle of peaty Scotch. Low lands I believe. Certainly is an acquired taste. By way the double is a Greener, as fine as they get.


    How many trees died so you could have an expensive shotgun?
    One less than was replanted.
    I didn't say it was your fault, I said I was blaming you
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  • conchydongconchydong Pompano BeachPosts: 5,208 Admiral
    #28
    Those are British trees so they don't count. It is a nice shotgun though.

    “Everyone behaves badly--given the chance.”
    ― Ernest Hemingway

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  • bicyclistbicyclist FlardaPosts: 959 Officer
    edited October 9 #29
    I have probably personally been responsible for the planting nearly a million trees, shrubs and groundcovers in my lifetime so far. At least 600,000 wiregrass and longleaf pine, and lots of wetland plants.

    That tree was alive prior to the 1930s.
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  • dwbiggsdwbiggs Posts: 37 Greenhorn
    edited October 9 #30
    Tried some of that $180 per bottle of peaty Scotch. 

    Lagavulin 16?  Islay scotch

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  • ResinheadResinhead Posts: 10,510 AG
    #31
    Add drinking and shooting to your problems list. 

    yeesh...
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