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*Fat Pang* · #1 (**permalink**) -02-07-2006

Okay,

First holiday for over a year. Have to get up early, fly to Bangkok and then change for Phuket. It's going to be a hot and humid journey to the airport and with a change about 6 hours from door to door.

So, my question is,

Once the bags are in the room, what should the first drink at the bar be?

I'll let you know what it was in 10 days, but if anyone posts something really different I'll give it a shout.

In the meantime,

Safe paths all,

J

**RamWraith** · #2 (**permalink**) -02-07-2006

wow...good call.

I used to bartend in college and I often thought some of the most simple drinks were the best.

A good sipper
Jack Daniels/Coke with a touch of Lime (my fav.)

Good dinner drink
Whiskey Old Fashion with olives.--double shot of Jack(or any dark liquor)/sugar/bitters/coke with a couple of green olives

Good summer/girl drink
Orange Julius--Vanilla Schnapps/Orange juice/top off with cream

Social drink
Chocolate cow--Baileys/soda/cream

Sunday Drink
A GOOD BLOODY MARY! I make the best!!
10 shakes of celery salt/2 shakes white pepper/hint lime/lemon juice/jigger of warchiere (sp?) sauce/2 drops of Tabasco/shot of shakers vodka/hint of pickle juice/clamato juice with a side of jerky and a pickle.

Nothing beats an ice cold frosty mug of beer on a hot day.

*bigredman* · #3 (**permalink**) -02-07-2006

Regardless of the weather, you want to get numb after traveling. Several double dirty martini's should do the trick. Grey Goose with a drop of vermouth, shaken and poured with green olive juice. It will float like a cloud down your throat. The cramped muscles go away, the headache goes away, and the foul mood goes away. You'll be able to start conversations consisting of the contents of the peanut bowl and its social significance to East/West relations! This will also accommodate the rep I sent you.
:drunk:

*r8rh8rmike* · #4 (**permalink**) -03-07-2006

I like to drink the local brew, especially if it's hot and humid.
When I was in Bangkok, Phuket and Kho Phi Phi, Singha always hit the spot.

*Truth* · #5 (**permalink**) -03-07-2006

Quote:

Originally Posted by bigredman

Regardless of the weather, you want to get numb after traveling. Several double dirty martini's should do the trick. Grey Goose with a drop of vermouth, shaken and poured with green olive juice. It will float like a cloud down your throat. The cramped muscles go away, the headache goes away, and the foul mood goes away. You'll be able to start conversations consisting of the contents of the peanut bowl and its social significance to East/West relations! This will also accommodate the rep I sent you.
:drunk:

I love a good Dirty Martini. If you make it to the Bash, the 1st one's on me.

*Fat Pang* · #6 (**permalink**) -12-07-2006

Just stopped laughing at a comment the BigRedman made on my User CP (Thanks for the love.......). Incidentally, it was a Singha.

I have to say though, that I required something a little stronger after viewing a rather burlesque exhibition in Patong whilst quietly minding my own business in a local hostelry.

The show was given by a collection of those of the "3rd gender" a.k.a "LadyBoys" and was given in public.

If I'd had a camera BigRed, I'd challenge you to spot the difference, or anyone else for that matter, because my wife and her friends couldn't.

16'000 Baht to have your "Equipment" removed by all accounts and we were very obligingly shown proof of the efficacy of the procedure.

Some were more 'Queen' Victoria than Victoria's secret but you get the idea.

Shocking.

**txramsfan** · #7 (**permalink**) -12-07-2006

I've been to Phuket myself and you are right Pang, it is very difficult to tell the difference. That's why as a good Navy boy should, I picked up an Austrailian tourist. She loved a southern accent.