The technically illegal is often the most fun...
Because various family members have spent some time in Poland, I've managed to get my hands on a truly wonderful spirit.
Spirytus, in short. Polish rectified spirits, illegal for non-medical use in most of Europe, and clocking in at a distinctly impressive 96% pure ethanol. Admittedly, it does contain water, but only because it's impossible to ( Read more... )
Spirytus, in short. Polish rectified spirits, illegal for non-medical use in most of Europe, and clocking in at a distinctly impressive 96% pure ethanol. Admittedly, it does contain water, but only because it's impossible to ( Read more... )
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It might be a little dead cause of Whitby, but perhaps a brief spell in Ara followed by a pilgrimage to the shitehole that is Jilly's might be in order?
I'm sure I could deal with the place if I was adequately fortified against its deleterious effects. 96% ethanol allows for a great deal of fortification.
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Alcohol is my shepherd; I shall want more.
He maketh me lie down in a pool of my own vomit, he leads me to pass water.
Yea, though I walk through the valley of troglodytes, I will fear no stupidity, for booze is with me; your incoherence and inebriation, they comfort me.
Surely fear and loathing will follow me all the days of my life, and I will dwell in the nearest police cell forever.
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Certainly not; I intend to feed some to a guinea pi.. erm.. valued friend and partner in crime.. first and watch their response to it. ;)
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The effect last time I attempted to drink it neat was indeed similar to the Pan-Galactic Gargle Blaster, though without the slice of lemon. The percussive effect on the skull was all present and correct, though! ;)
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