Do you drink when you listen?

I love to have a drink when I listen to the music. It helps me to concentrate well. I love Black Label Whiskey or Courvosier. A good import beer preferably belgium will also do.

marakanetz01-18-2002 5:14pm

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killerpiglet Details Discussions Posts This discussion Message User 374 posts 01-19-2002 at 02:50am Copy Comment URL Report Comment Edit Delete If we ever get rational drug laws, we can expect "audiophile quality" stimulants to be a big, big seller! KP
killerpiglet Details Discussions Posts This discussion Message User 374 posts 01-18-2002 at 07:56pm Copy Comment URL Report Comment Edit Delete hehe, what would rock be without drugs? Keeping it to liquids, I tend to go for a gin martini, sometimes port (what? I said port!), ice cold vodka, or rum (neat). I used to make Margaritas, Daquiries, and Mojitos, but I've become lazy(lazier). Once in a long while I'll light up a cigar. I like to keep a couple boxes of Cubans around. Oh, and a bit of espresso goes along nicely too! Can be very relaxing. KP
killerpiglet Details Discussions Posts This discussion Message User 374 posts 01-18-2002 at 11:17pm Copy Comment URL Report Comment Edit Delete The, ahem, rumor is that pot let's you focus more on whatever you're doing, so if you're getting into misc, well it might, ahem, make a difference. In particular with Classic Rock. What's the rumor, anyway... Now, that'd be a great thread: Drugs and Music (wheter it's alcohol, nicotine, caffeine, or others). I think it'd have to be anonymous, though! KP
killerpiglet Details Discussions Posts This discussion Message User 374 posts 01-19-2002 at 06:35pm Copy Comment URL Report Comment Edit Delete Clueless, you need Can-a-pods (tm) Can Dampers, or you have to get your guest to stack granite on top of their cans. KP
killerpiglet Details Discussions Posts This discussion Message User 374 posts 01-19-2002 at 05:07pm Copy Comment URL Report Comment Edit Delete Philefreak, I don't think it is possible to "misuse this freedom" or any other, as long as your actions do not harm others. I've never seen people smoke pot and get into a fight, I have seen plenty of drunks go at it though! I doubt pot is even listed as a "domestic violence" issue, again, compare to alcohol. The War on Drugs has become a vehicle for the government to slowly eat away at our personal freedoms, trampling Fourth Amendment protections. I mean, even calling a War? Who is the government fighting? It's own citizens? Someone can go to jail for 20 years for possession of pot. Yet, we routinely release violent criminals because of over crowding or because so many violent crimes carry much lighter sentences. That is absolutely warped, disgusting, and perverted. KP
killerpiglet Details Discussions Posts This discussion Message User 374 posts 01-19-2002 at 11:56pm Copy Comment URL Report Comment Edit Delete Awdeeofyle, I share the same theory as you stated. The tobacco and alcohol industries want to continue their monopolies as the only legal 'stimulants'. Certainly, if drugs were legal/illigal based solely on 'public safety' issues, these two killers would be out of business. KP
killerpiglet Details Discussions Posts This discussion Message User 374 posts 01-20-2002 at 04:05am Copy Comment URL Report Comment Edit Delete I just heard this, though of this thread... Oh it's Bandstand, Disneyland, growing up fast Drinking on a fake ID And rama of the jungle was everyone's bawana But only jazz musicians were smokin' marijuana -Jimmy Buffet

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