To complicate matters I could see a SSR that has separate draw piles for HE and Smoke, ie. Normal HE, Scarce Smoke or WP.?
Now that's what I call thinking big! ?. While we're at it a SSR for HE Near Miss from SL!
The Oberst's been into the liquor stocks early today?
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It is vintages, my dear friend. Vintages, not liquor. These things are entirely distinct... ?The Oberst's been into the liquor stocks early today?
I'm a 'Merican. Our "vintages" come with screw-top, pop-top, or twist-off openings ...
??? Vintage implies it's been on the shelf too long. Don't neglect your refreshments!
It's been some time, but last time I have been there, the beverage you likely allude to came in aluminum cans, tasted like yellow water, lacked almost any alcohol and was labelled Bud light. Which the dude below would certainly not have found funny.
Light beer, a travesty. I'm not a beer drinker but that stuff is worthless. Wine, tequila and rum all achieve the desired effect quite nicely ?.
Any port in a storm! Fruit juice of any kind mysteriously dissapeared on the sub soon after we submerged. Torpedo juice.
Americans, our taste is in our mouths.
I never quite understood the penchant for making torpedo juice when it would have been easier to just secrete a couple bottles of booze onboard. Tradition I guess.
This idea has merit.
For really fancy-shmanchy occasions we go with champipple, a mix of 7-UP and Ripple.
In Iraq we always relied upon the Tennessee guys to get "shampoo" sent from home (alcohol purchase not permitted while deployed). I suppose now they get "hand sanitizer" in their care packages.
