Some alone time (Page 2): A little mezcal, with rojo.

moldyoldy

PoppaGringo wrote:

If Jack doesn't work for you try a good Tequila but not one with a worm in the bottom of the bottle.

A little mezcal, with rojo.

PoppaGringo Loc: Muslim City, Mexifornia, B.R.

moldyoldy wrote:

A little mezcal, with rojo.

That is some powerful stuff, especially if homemade.

moldyoldy

PoppaGringo wrote:

That is some powerful stuff, especially if homemade.

That is why you eat the worm.

PoppaGringo Loc: Muslim City, Mexifornia, B.R.

moldyoldy wrote:

That is why you eat the worm.

I would pass on the worm and leave it to those that consider it a delicacy. In addition, I wouldn't drink, or consume, anything with a worm in it.

moldyoldy

PoppaGringo wrote:

I would pass on the worm and leave it to those that consider it a delicacy. In addition, I wouldn't drink, or consume, anything with a worm in it.

It attests to the purity of the product. It is time to expand your horizons.

PoppaGringo Loc: Muslim City, Mexifornia, B.R.

moldyoldy wrote:

It attests to the purity of the product. It is time to expand your horizons.

I have been over the horizon, didn't like what I saw and returned. :oops: :mrgreen: :XD: :lol:

Roland Matheney

I know first hand a little bit about this problem, and I know only one solution to it. Me and myself have always been close, but not always on the same page. I've not been drunk in a long time, so there's only the two of us. When we started toward the same goal (Jesus Christ) our differences became less and less. When we lost sight of Him we were right back where we started. Or worse.

archie bunker Loc: Texas

lpnmajor wrote:

I wish I could spend some time alone, you know, wi... (show quote)

Let's make some lemonade here! We think this can be used as a tactical advantage in domestic 'discussions'.
Think about who's on first!
I didn't do it! It was me!
Her: See!! You did it!
Us: Who is you? It was me!

Hopefully, she'll eventually get flustered, and give up! :twisted: :twisted: 8-) 8-)

PoppaGringo Loc: Muslim City, Mexifornia, B.R.

archie bunker wrote:

Let's make some lemonade here! We think this can be used as a tactical advantage in domestic 'discussions'.
Think about who's on first!
I didn't do it! It was me!
Her: See!! You did it!
Us: Who is you? It was me!

Hopefully, she'll eventually get flustered, and give up! :twisted: :twisted: 8-) 8-)

Dream on Arch, never happen.

lpnmajor Loc: Arkansas

archie bunker wrote:

Let's make some lemonade here! We think this can be used as a tactical advantage in domestic 'discussions'.
Think about who's on first!
I didn't do it! It was me!
Her: See!! You did it!
Us: Who is you? It was me!

Hopefully, she'll eventually get flustered, and give up! :twisted: :twisted: 8-) 8-)

In my experience, everyone of me is held equally guilty, so blaming another of myself doesn't work. You know, like this; "which one of you left the toilet seat up again?", but the punishment applies to me regardless. BTW, the "I don't remember" escape clause no longer works either, because ONE of us is guilty, but I always take the blame.

That's another reason I'd like to get away from me for awhile, so that when stuff happens and I'm implicated - I'll have an alibi. It hasn't worked out so far, because invariably, she finds evidence that I was involved, no matter where I thought I was at the time.

You know the old saying "you have nobody to blame but yourself"? Well, I'm tired of hearing it - but I'm usually the one saying it to myself - and I wish I'd stop. The problem is, I don't pay any attention to my own advice to myself. That's why I'm convinced that if I could get away from me, even for a few minutes - I'd be able to counsel myself without me interfering and putting stupid ideas in my head.