you're kidding right? Absinthe..that stuff is lethal.

More details please...

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kiwipat

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had some las night when i went out in hamilton

so, what is absinthe exactly? What did it do to you? How do you feel the day after? Will you do it again? Do you drink it? Smoke it? Eat it? Inject it? Whatever you do with this stuff I am fairly certain it does not exist in Cincinnati.

I use to drink this stuff called D'Absinthe when I was a young jarhead stationed in Okinawa back in the 80's. I was told it was an opium based liqueur. Good shit.

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Real absinthe is illegal in the US. Here are some informative links:

http://www.absinthebuyersguide.com/faq.html

http://www.absinthebuyersguide.com/absinthe.html

Richard

it is a potentially lethal type of alcahol.

It is not illegal here, but I only ever touched it once and it bent my head in two.

Approach with extreme caution...

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kiwipat

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it must be pretty good cos i had a girl come up to me and say 'i'm so horny for you right now' and her boyfriend was dancing 5 metres away.

Ha! Last time that happened to me was on the street in Taupo...this little skank hooked her arm around my waist, told me how hot I was, and then we went for a long walk which culminated in us reaching this crowd of young people...one of whom was her boyfriend! He was very, very angry.

Thankfully my good friends, all NZ boxing title holders, were close by, so I survived.

But you have to be so careful with the drunken come-on oops there's my boyfriend.

I'm sure this girl, though, had the best of intentions...;

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kiwipat

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Oh I don't intend to approach it at all. I cannot afford to lose the brain cells and besides I am fried after 3 glasses of wine, I can't imagine what that would do to me.

why cant you afford to lose the braincells?

Sounds like Jager.

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