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Posted: Thu Aug 10, 2006 11:21 am
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Posted: Thu Aug 10, 2006 2:40 pm
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Posted: Thu Aug 10, 2006 7:01 pm
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Posted: Thu Aug 10, 2006 7:46 pm
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Posted: Tue Aug 15, 2006 10:20 am
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Posted: Tue Aug 15, 2006 12:11 pm
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Posted: Tue Aug 15, 2006 12:48 pm
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GilAskan Goth foods? ...not entirely sure if they exist, but... - Rare Steak (I love it) - Absinthe (Never had it, but allegedly, there's nothing "goth-ier"). - Bloody Mary's (just because of the name...) - Red Velvet Cake (so good...) - Dark Chocolate (LOL@PUN)
i belive, absinthe makes you blind? doesnt that sound totally hardcore goth.
shushi=goth as ******** heart
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Posted: Tue Aug 15, 2006 2:27 pm
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It's been here before but I'll repeat it: absinthe. Ah, the Green Fairy, always a delight. And yes, you can go blind from it, hell in France there's about a dozen absinthe related deaths every year I believe.
A tip to those that want to try absinthe, you mix three to five parts water to one part of absinthe, and add sugar to it (only the idiots drink it neat). This brings out the flavour of the other herbs in the drink (there's usually a completely different recipie for every brand of absinthe, but the base ingredient of it is always anise). There's a whole ritual with absinthe, and even special abisthe tools (ok, fine, just spoons, but they're wicked lookin' spoons) you place your sugar cube on the absinthe spoon (it's a spoon with nicely patterened holes) and add your ice cold water, the absinthe then turns milky (if you want to impress your friends, it's called the louche - pronounced loosh). If when drinking absinthe someone insists on lighting it on fire or only mixing it 1:1 with water, politely (with as much smugness as you wish) say that that's an inferior way of preparing absinthe and makes it taste bad. (this is actually the way to prepare bohemian-style absinth, a different drink technically, that has found it's way into the films. You just need water and sugar, no pyrotechnics here. It's also a modern creation, it's not old or at all traditional, just a way to make bohemian-style absinth look like absinthe with a louche)
Don't try the internet absinthe kits, they make really really bad absinthe that's nothing like the real thing. And also, absinthe doesn't make you go high, that's a myth created by anti-absinthe lobyists, but, there's some truth in it because poor qualitiy absinthe was usually made with dangerous chemicals.
Funny fact: it's actually clear; the green is (usually) just chlorophyll added later (it turns from emerald green to yellow green to brown, yummy). Also, the ban in France has not been repealed, but it only banned it's sale, not production, you can get absinthe but it's advertised as wormwood-based spirits.
For you Americans, you can posses and consume absinthe, it's just the sale and production that's illegal I believe. It's up to you how you procure this drink I guess. Please note, as I've said before, absinth is not genreally the same as absinthe, bohemain-style absinth a very different drink (mostly, it depends what kind you get because the recipe is so varied). Although that is legal (I think, I'm not too good on US law) ,it's just not the same.
Wow, that was only meant to be a couple sentences....it's turned out ot be a mini-essay on absinthe...
Moving on,
Another 'goth' drink is Snake Bite, lager and dry cider mixed together. It's a pretty lethal drink. Again, another controversial drink, banned in some pubs here and the bar staff look at you funny if you order half a pint of Guinness and cider and ask for an empty pint glass. A nice variant is a snake Bite with added blackcurrant cordial (squash, water flavouring....no idea what your US equivilent is) until it turns purple, sometimes called a diesel. American Snake Bites usually have added vodka, but I don't really see why because it's strong enough already eek
You will have a nasty tendency of not being able to remember if you've tried it, but that's easily remidied by having some biggrin
Only to be tried by people with a good head for alcohol: Green Death.
It also dpoesn't taste very alcoholic, limit yourself to just one, don't go on a drinking contest with Green Deaths. It's called Green Death for a reason.
A Snake Bite with added orange juice and a shot of blue curacao.
Get (or make) your Snake Bite, drink a quater of it, add the orange, add the curacao, it should turn a lovely green colour (why are all the lethal drinks green?), the world becomes a nicer place with a pint of Green Death in you. Until tomorrow comes that is.
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Posted: Wed Aug 16, 2006 2:13 pm
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Posted: Fri Aug 18, 2006 1:03 pm
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Posted: Sat Apr 18, 2009 7:47 pm
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