Rum and Whiskey

John Gaughan said:

Well of course I am guilty of that. My problem is not so much the puking but that afterwards I
have a bad taste for it -- I used to love scotch, now I cannot drink it without cringing because
of that experience.

I had a similar incident with Southern Comfort. I used to love it but now I can't stand the
smell of it.

Brian Macke said:

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I know a lot of people who've lost the taste for certain alcohols as a result of overconsumption.
Lucky for me the only alcohol I can claim to have lost through this is Grand Mariner and I can
still mix with that and don't have any problems.

I know what you mean. Gran Marnier and Sambucca are tied for the world's worst hangover precursors.
Many years ago when traveling we had quite a bit of travel money left over so we went down to the
hotel bar and had a Gran Marnier, followed by many more. It was a bad move. The next morning when
our plane took off I thought I was going to die. I didn't lose my taste for the stuff, but I now
limit myself, never having more than one small glass of the stuff at a sitting. It is still has its
magic for me, but I treat it with respect.

My poor wife is suffering a liqueur hangover this morning. We were at by brother's for dinner last
night. She had a few drinks before dinner, wine with dinner. Then we had some port. I had only one
port, but she and my brother had a few more. Then he brought out some Kalhua and kept filling her
glass. I told her that I did not want to hear her asking "Why did you let me drink so much?" . She
made it to bed, but had to get up a few times to talk to the porcelain phone and she is still in bed
feeling horrible. I wonder how my brother is feeling. He had to get up early and go to work.

Brian Macke said:

John Gaughan said:

Well of course I am guilty of that. My problem is not so much the puking but that afterwards I
have a bad taste for it -- I used to love scotch, now I cannot drink it without cringing because
of that experience.

I know a lot of people who've lost the taste for certain alcohols as a result of overconsumption.
Lucky for me the only alcohol I can claim to have lost through this is Grand Mariner and I can
still mix with that and don't have any problems.

i think it's a reaction to what the body perceives as 'food poisoning.' you have a learned aversion
to something that made you sick.

your pal, blake

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Brian Macke said:

John Gaughan said:

Well of course I am guilty of that. My problem is not so much the

puking

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but that afterwards I have a bad taste for it -- I used to love scotch, now I cannot drink it
without cringing because of that experience.

Same goes for me and Southern Comfort.

Kswck said:

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On Sun, 15 Feb 2004 13:00:50 -0600, John Gaughan wrote:

> Well of course I am guilty of that. My problem is not so much the

puking

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> but that afterwards I have a bad taste for it -- I used to love scotch, now I cannot drink it
> without cringing because of that experience.

Same goes for me and Southern Comfort.

We could probably start a club :-)

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Same goes for me and Southern Comfort.

I fail to see the problem....

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Same goes for me and Southern Comfort.

I fail to see the problem....

Try drinking WAY TOO MUCH of it one night, and experience the dubious please of projectile vomiting
for distance-then call me.

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Same goes for me and Southern Comfort.

I fail to see the problem....

Try drinking WAY TOO MUCH of it one night, and experience the dubious please of projectile
vomiting for distance-then call me.

I believe you misunderstood me, I have been in such a scenario. I fail to see the problem in no
longer liking Southern Comfort..... 🙂

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>Same goes for me and Southern Comfort.

I fail to see the problem....

Try drinking WAY TOO MUCH of it one night, and experience the dubious

please

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of projectile vomiting for distance-then call me.

I believe you misunderstood me, I have been in such a scenario. I fail to see the problem in no
longer liking Southern Comfort..... 🙂

Sorry-I see.

Chris Webster said:

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Quoted message said:

>Same goes for me and Southern Comfort.

I fail to see the problem....

Try drinking WAY TOO MUCH of it one night, and experience the dubious please of projectile
vomiting for distance-then call me.

I believe you misunderstood me, I have been in such a scenario. I fail to see the problem in no
longer liking Southern Comfort..... 🙂

A three day hangover leaves a hell of an impression.

John Gaughan said:

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Well of course I am guilty of that. My problem is not so much the

puking

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but that afterwards I have a bad taste for it -- I used to love scotch, now I cannot drink it
without cringing because of that experience.

I know a lot of people who've lost the taste for certain alcohols as a result of overconsumption.
Lucky for me the only alcohol I can claim to have lost through this is Grand Mariner and I can
still mix with that and don't have any problems.

"blake murphy" stated .... >

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i think it's a reaction to what the body perceives as 'food poisoning.' you have a learned
aversion to something that made you sick.

your pal, blake

For me it would be Tequilla. Ended up w/a shiner the next day, after getting into a, sorta,
disagreement w/a burly female bouncer. Never again...........

Suzan

Chris Webster said:

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>Same goes for me and Southern Comfort.

I fail to see the problem....

Try drinking WAY TOO MUCH of it one night, and experience the dubious please of projectile
vomiting for distance-then call me.

I believe you misunderstood me, I have been in such a scenario. I fail to see the problem in no
longer liking Southern Comfort..... 🙂

Which means you've lost a great way to consume antioxidants
- by mixing SC with cranberry juice.

LOL! AFAC: "Scarlet O'Hara" a day keeps the wrinkles away and I'll stay young by buying American.
<wink, hic>

Practice safe eating - always use condiments

Dave Smith said:

A three day hangover leaves a hell of an impression.

Wow! You must have been trying out for the hangover olympics.

IOW: Anyone who survives alcohol poisioning to that degree, is lucky to be alive and still
talking about it.

Practice safe eating - always use condiments