Well an Irish Car Bomb sounds disgusting and is.
But otherwise, I can't really remember anything...
But otherwise, I can't really remember anything...
Drinks that sound gross
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They're Guinness + Vodka yeah?SeanTheSheep said:
They're not very nice, but fun. 13 seconds to down a pint (and don't think about what it's going to your insides)!
This combination is nothing new. I did this years and years ago. It's good. I even remember having it when I was around 4. Anyway I'm always mixing different sodas and juices. Just experiment.Stone Wera said:
NopeSuperbeast said:
No.
Nu-uh.
Nay.
Nein.
It's Guiness, with a shot of Bailey's and Jameson's dropped in it, then downed.
And I had one once, for a £5 bet.
Not worth a fiver, maybe 10, but definitely not £5.
The reason is, the cream from the sickly sweet baileys, mixes with the Jameson's, forming an awful concoction by itself, but added to something like Guiness, then you get something truly vomit inducing. It's like drinking a creamy mouse
I like Guiness and Whisky on their own, and I can sort of see the appeal of having both.
Add in Bailey's, and you just fuck it up.
I saw a news report featuring bacon. One of the products they featured was Bacon Vodka.
I think that counts.
I think that counts.
Ah ok. Where I'm from an Irish Car Bomb is Guinness + vodka.SeanTheSheep said:
The vodka curdles the Guinness in 13 seconds, turning it into lumpy foam. Hence the "car bomb" reference - you've got 13 seconds to get rid of it or you're fucked.
Once I poured half-and-half into Dr. Pepper and chugged a glass of it. It tasted pretty good, but then I almost threw up. Trust me, it's not worth it.
It's hardly only an Irish car bomb then though.Superbeast said:
The reference in the name "Irish Car Bomb" is to the IRA who did -wait for it- car bombings as a ter-blah blah blah I'd give you a history lesson but I can't be bothered.
My point is essentially that it was all Irish and could probably kill you, hence the similarity and the name.
Also, what quantities of vodka to guinness?
Tried mixing Mother (relentless) with a stack of different alcohols, actualy liked it with whisky 
but not so good with beer of anysort.
but not so good with beer of anysort.
I know the history of the IRA - English, and family served in Northern Ireland. In the random part of the countryside I come from they often didn't have many Irish whiskeys, hence I think I'm used to Vodka being used - the "Irish" came from the Guinness apparently.SeanTheSheep said:
I think it was a pint of Guinness and 2-3 shots of vodka (or they might have been double-shots). Been a good 3 years since I've had one so can't really remember.
After he drank it did he turn into a clown and puke up a rainbow into the toilet? XDStone Wera said:
Sounds healthy! Enjoy your diabetes!Daystar Clarion said:
OT: I don't really drink much, so anything combined with two other things.
Do you mean Goldschlager? If you do it's not a lager but a cinnamon schnapps with small flakes of gold leaf in it.TimeLord said:
Actually Goldschlager is pretty nice mixed with apple juice and a measure of hazlenut liquour and a dash of lime juice. It sounds awful but it tastes and smells like christmas.
I think the combination is irrelevant to that, all food ends up combined in the stomach anyway regardless of the 'order'.Old Trailmix said:
