"Jonathan Ganz" wrote in message ...
I meant a combination of the Turkey and Schnapps... called
a Snowshoe... you need two to walk.

I don't know Johnathan, sounds hard to swallow. Hopefully Ol Thom
will drop by, Id like an expert opinion.

Joe



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"Joe" wrote in message
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"Jonathan Ganz" wrote in message
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Peppermint Schnaps,

Dont think so, you would be sick before numb.

Wild Turkey,
Maybe, but really not enough kick.


or any decent rum.

Yeah, but getting numb fast might require 151 or better.

Joe



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"Joe" wrote in message
om...
What do you think would be the best medical booze to have onboard for
emergencys? Like a hook in the hand, a few stitches, setting a broken
arm
ect...

I wish I had used the bacarrdi 151 instead of waiting and going to
the hospital ER late at night when I had a hook in my thumb, the hook
entered at the quick and wanted to poke out of the knuckle but did not
break thru the skin, i tried like hell to pull it on thru but couldent
get it thru because the pain almost made me passout, seems booze is an
excellent way to ignore pain in a fix. The ER shot it up with novacane
and used pliers to pull it thru. 385 dollars. If your a few days
offshore with a simple accident a bottle would be nice

151 is strong but whats better?

Were is ol Thom when ya need him.........


Joe
MSV RedCloud

It's damn hard to take more than one, but after the second,
you can't remember what the problem was....

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"Joe" wrote in message
om...
"Jonathan Ganz" wrote in message
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I meant a combination of the Turkey and Schnapps... called
a Snowshoe... you need two to walk.

I don't know Johnathan, sounds hard to swallow. Hopefully Ol Thom
will drop by, Id like an expert opinion.

Joe



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"Joe" wrote in message
om...
"Jonathan Ganz" wrote in message
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Peppermint Schnaps,

Dont think so, you would be sick before numb.

Wild Turkey,
Maybe, but really not enough kick.


or any decent rum.

Yeah, but getting numb fast might require 151 or better.

Joe



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"Joe" wrote in message
om...
What do you think would be the best medical booze to have onboard
for
emergencys? Like a hook in the hand, a few stitches, setting a
broken
arm
ect...

I wish I had used the bacarrdi 151 instead of waiting and going
to
the hospital ER late at night when I had a hook in my thumb, the
hook
entered at the quick and wanted to poke out of the knuckle but did
not
break thru the skin, i tried like hell to pull it on thru but
couldent
get it thru because the pain almost made me passout, seems booze
is an
excellent way to ignore pain in a fix. The ER shot it up with
novacane
and used pliers to pull it thru. 385 dollars. If your a few days
offshore with a simple accident a bottle would be nice

151 is strong but whats better?

Were is ol Thom when ya need him.........


Joe
MSV RedCloud

Jon,

My rule for drinking is: "Like tits on a woman; One not enough and three
to many."

Let's; "Drink to That!"

Ole Thom

Joe,

Wasn't going to answer that one but as you asked:---

I keep a 1/2 Gal of medium priced Canadian Whisky in the Nav Station
Locker. All my crew know its there but I don't allow a free bar while
sailing.

I'm the only one allowed to pour under way (Been known to sweeten coffee
now and then) That is my boat booze and when the boat is docked and put
to bed, the bottle is fair game for a single round and other than that
its only for emergences. It is unbelievable how many poisonous snaes get
aboard that damn vessel!!!

Ole Thom

On Fri, 9 Apr 2004 21:48:27 -0700, (Thom Stewart)
wrote this crap:

Joe,

Wasn't going to answer that one but as you asked:---

I keep a 1/2 Gal of medium priced Canadian Whisky in the Nav Station
Locker. All my crew know its there but I don't allow a free bar while
sailing.

Wuss!

I keep an open bottle of Smirnoff, and an open bottle of Capt. Morgan,
and all the beer the cooler will hold. Any of the crew can help
themselves to whatever they want. And I've won more racing trophies
than anyone here.




Screw the rules! They're more like guidelines, anyways.

The absolute worst vodka there is... trophies for throwing up
on your boyfriend??

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"Horvath" wrote in message
news
On Fri, 9 Apr 2004 21:48:27 -0700, (Thom Stewart)
wrote this crap:

Joe,

Wasn't going to answer that one but as you asked:---

I keep a 1/2 Gal of medium priced Canadian Whisky in the Nav Station
Locker. All my crew know its there but I don't allow a free bar while
sailing.

Wuss!

I keep an open bottle of Smirnoff, and an open bottle of Capt. Morgan,
and all the beer the cooler will hold. Any of the crew can help
themselves to whatever they want. And I've won more racing trophies
than anyone here.




Screw the rules! They're more like guidelines, anyways.

"Horvath" wrote in message
news
On Fri, 9 Apr 2004 21:48:27 -0700, (Thom Stewart)
wrote this crap:

Joe,

Wasn't going to answer that one but as you asked:---

I keep a 1/2 Gal of medium priced Canadian Whisky in the Nav Station
Locker. All my crew know its there but I don't allow a free bar while
sailing.

Wuss!

I keep an open bottle of Smirnoff, and an open bottle of Capt. Morgan,
and all the beer the cooler will hold. Any of the crew can help
themselves to whatever they want. And I've won more racing trophies
than anyone here.

Good man, Horvath! I was beginning to think that all Americans were wimps.

I keep various drinks aboard.... I don't encourage the consumption of
alcohol whilst underway, but once we are tied up I expext the crew to
"relax". When I say "relax" I do *not* mean one or two drinks. I mean
that we stay up until the small hours, solving the world's problems.




Regards


Donal
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On Sat, 10 Apr 2004 13:04:29 +0100, "Donal"
wrote this crap:

I keep an open bottle of Smirnoff, and an open bottle of Capt. Morgan,
and all the beer the cooler will hold. Any of the crew can help
themselves to whatever they want. And I've won more racing trophies
than anyone here.

Good man, Horvath! I was beginning to think that all Americans were wimps.

I keep various drinks aboard.... I don't encourage the consumption of
alcohol whilst underway, but once we are tied up I expext the crew to
"relax". When I say "relax" I do *not* mean one or two drinks. I mean
that we stay up until the small hours, solving the world's problems.

And up till now, I thought you were a total asshole. Now I know it's
not total.




Screw the rules! They're more like guidelines, anyways.

Horass is disappointed you're not a total asshole. Whew... watch out
Donal. You never know when he might try to make it so.

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"Horvath" wrote in message
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On Sat, 10 Apr 2004 13:04:29 +0100, "Donal"
wrote this crap:

I keep an open bottle of Smirnoff, and an open bottle of Capt. Morgan,
and all the beer the cooler will hold. Any of the crew can help
themselves to whatever they want. And I've won more racing trophies
than anyone here.

Good man, Horvath! I was beginning to think that all Americans were
wimps.

I keep various drinks aboard.... I don't encourage the consumption of
alcohol whilst underway, but once we are tied up I expext the crew to
"relax". When I say "relax" I do *not* mean one or two drinks. I mean
that we stay up until the small hours, solving the world's problems.

And up till now, I thought you were a total asshole. Now I know it's
not total.




Screw the rules! They're more like guidelines, anyways.

"Jonathan Ganz" wrote in message
...
Horass is disappointed you're not a total asshole. Whew... watch out
Donal. You never know when he might try to make it so.


I'm surprised that Horvath would make such impolite comments about me. I'm
the only one here who actually thinks that Horvath is intelligent. Maybe he
dislikes me because I can see through his carefully crafted illusion of
ignorance.



Regards


Donal
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