Full body, with a toasty and yet not bitter flavor.

You better watch out! I think your
Magnified helping hands is about to partake of your very refreshing beverage. Ha!Ha!
BTW, I always hear that phrase
"Full Body" is there a "Half Body" Beer?

 

"Full Body" is there a "Half Body" Beer?

Yes there is... an amber beer qualifies

 

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@joeyd999 I'm tagging you as 'TS' of this thread and resident expert on potables! Tho all responses are welcome!

Please 'direct' me to a drink with ability to dispel the anger (make that fulminating rage) /depression all too commonly associated with dealings with ignorant and/or deceitful bureaucrats! --- Five hours sleep (despite 'medicinal assistance') in as many days is taking its toll!

Many advance thanks!
HP

 

Disclaimer: The following is NOTHING to do with this site nor its administration/moderation!

@joeyd999 I'm tagging you as 'TS' of this thread and resident expert on potables! Tho all responses are welcome!

Please 'direct' me to a drink with ability to dispel the anger (make that fulminating rage) /depression all too commonly associated with dealings with ignorant and/or deceitful bureaucrats! --- Five hours sleep (despite 'medicinal assistance') in as many days is taking its toll!

Many advance thanks!
HP

Quick and easy: tequila shots. But @cmartinez -- I expect -- is more of an expert on this than me.

 

Quick and easy: tequila shots. But @cmartinez -- I expect -- is more of an expert on this than me.

Not at all... in fact, I believe I've already mentioned that I don't like tequila (except in a margarita, or a vampiro every blue moon or so) ...

But you're right... tequila is often the drink of choice for the frustrated and the desperate to help calm their anguish...

 

Quick and easy: tequila shots. But @cmartinez -- I expect -- is more of an expert on this than me.

but you're right... tequila is often the drink of choice for the frustrated and the desperate to help calm their anguish...

Yebut... I don't like worms! - In point of fact it's their ilk I wish to put out of mind...

Very best regards
HP

 

Yebut... I don't like worms! - In point of fact it's their ilk I wish to put out of mind...

Very best regards
HP

There's a difference between Tequila, and Mezcal... you know ... one's got the tubular annelyida, and the other one doesn't.

 

Yebut... I don't like worms! - In point of fact it's their ilk I wish to put out of mind...

Very best regards
HP

Have you tried sex?

I mean, not with the worms or the bureaucrats. But I repeat myself.

 

There's a difference between Tequila, and Mezcal... you know ... one's got the tubular annelyida, and the other one doesn't.

Then I take it that Tequila is the 'specimen free' spirit? -- Thanks! 'tis nice to know

Have you tried sex?

Indeed! - And on one occasion the 'sequela' was none other than a deserter known to all here as @Aleph(0) -- Need I say more?

TTFN
HP

PS: @Aleph(0) -- Minding your BP?

 

And on one occasion the 'sequela' was none other than a deserter known to all here as @Aleph(0)

I mean, lately.

 

Have you tried sex?

I mean, lately.

Such is one of several so-called 'simple pleasures' for which I've lost all interest! - Anyway, I get quite enough 'exercise' and exposure to pathogens in the course of my 'day job'! -- Then too is the fact that I see nothing of 'beauty' nor the 'miraculous' in the human body (even under the best conditions)! But, rather, something analogous to a 'train wreck' bodged with elastic bands and duct tape...

But please don't confuse me with a misanthrope! -- 'Tis merely that I view the human mind as a priceless gem albeit execrably
mounted in a poor setting as of soft amalgam - surely to be lost (liberated?) in a paltry span of (often) less than ten decades...

Sincerely - 'recluse without portfolio'
HP

 

Such is one of several so-called 'simple pleasures' for which I've lost all interest! - Anyway, I get quite enough 'exercise' and exposure to pathogens in the course of my 'day job'! -- Then too is the fact that I see nothing of 'beauty' nor the 'miraculous' in the human body (even under the best conditions)! But, rather, something analogous to a 'train wreck' bodged with elastic bands and duct tape...

But please don't confuse me with a misanthrope! -- 'Tis merely that I view the human mind as a priceless gem albeit execrably
mounted in a poor setting as of soft amalgam - surely to be lost (liberated?) in a paltry span of (often) less than ten decades...

Sincerely - 'recluse without portfolio'
HP

Such a depressing post. I'm gonna go have a drink, now.

 

Absinthe, "the green fairy".It is the cause of & answer to... all life's problems. Enjoy!!

 

Such a depressing post. I'm gonna go have a drink, now.

Well then - it seems my off-topic introspection has, in fact, returned us to topic!

Cheers!
HP

 

Absinthe, "the green fairy".It is the cause of & answer to... all life's problems. Enjoy!!

Meh... Now that it's once again legal (Re: USA), 'the edge', has been 'dulled' as it were...
But really? Licorice flavored liquor? <<yuck emoji required>>

Each to his/her own

Very best regards
HP

 

Meh...

Well...You sounded so depressing I thought you were going to comit
Suicide.Soooo I wasn't going to wast my good stuff on you!
I got you're emjoi right here!!>>

 

Very best regards

My apologies if I offended you.
It was supposed to be a joke.
Anyhoo... My libation is believe it or not & don't laugh, the Martinez
That's right the Martinez.
Not quite a Manhattan and not quite a Martini, the Martinez uses "Old Tom," a slightly sweeter version of gin that debuted in the mid-1800s. For the authentic taste, ask for it by name.

- 1.5 oz Old Tom gin
- 1.5 oz sweet vermouth
- .25 oz Luxardo maraschino liqueur
- 2 dashes Angostura or orange bitters
Stir ingredients in a mixing glass with ice.

 

My apologies if I offended you.
It was supposed to be a joke.
Anyhoo... My libation is believe it or not & don't laugh, the Martinez
That's right the Martinez.
Not quite a Manhattan and not quite a Martini, the Martinez uses "Old Tom," a slightly sweeter version of gin that debuted in the mid-1800s. For the authentic taste, ask for it by name.

- 1.5 oz Old Tom gin
- 1.5 oz sweet vermouth
- .25 oz Luxardo maraschino liqueur
- 2 dashes Angostura or orange bitters
Stir ingredients in a mixing glass with ice.

LOL... If it's a Martinez... it's gotta be good!...

 

LOL

Geeezz.I said not to laugh,again just kidding


They should have called it the hurricane ... because it's days before the skies clear. Adios amigo.

 

My apologies if I offended you.

By what stretch of logic did you arrive at that conclusion? - I perceive nothing offensive in your post{s} whatever

For my part, I apologize for my 'absenteeism' -- Please know that any 'attitude' owes merely to my exasperation with @Aleph(0)'s unreasonable expectations, difficulties (i.e. apparent uselessness) of the 'new' blog feature and --far and away-- the 'asperities' of 'off-line' life...

That said (Re: these fora) I'm ok with a shift to a pure Q&A (as opposed to a Q&A+project-oriented) format tho It'd be most appriciated was management to offer greater clarity in said regard... -- But then what with all 'going on' in the 'physical' world I can clearly see where such is as a 'mere nothing'

Very best regards and please take care!
HP