Gin has a lot of history here,people used to sell home made gin,it was called “bath tub gin” but I agree.
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How to Be a Gintleman?
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Gin has a lot of history here,people used to sell home made gin,it was called “bath tub gin” but I agree.
Oh, dear -- my admiration of you is beginning to tank!
I don't drink gin. I prefer black rum and tequila when it comes to hard liquor. But I prefer beer overall.
I think it is, too, but I don't think Mom cares. Out of the hospital, back to the bar. Its not just the booze itself for her, its her social life, and friends(who consist of other nightly bargoers), and I don't think she'll ever change that. Her social life(pertaining to just friends, not family) has always come first.
She did get a new boyfriend that doesn't smoke, and expressed interest in stopping that bad habit, at least. I hear smoking is really nasty for one's heart.
Tequila is so good on a night out,I like rum but I like it straight
Disappointing other...my greatest skill.Oh, dear -- my admiration of you is beginning to tank!
exchemist
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Erm, yup.
Might be a trait. I'd only call it a "skill" if it was utilitarian.
Serves my purpose.