Urgent help needed!
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Stephen Zenith
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12-25-2007 16:59
Anybody got any pepto-bismol or similar?
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Oryx Tempel
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12-25-2007 17:52
*groan*
I wish. I'll just drink a scotch to soften the blow.
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Stephen Zenith
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12-25-2007 18:13
My first time doing a whole turkey, and of course, I live by myself...
Worst thing is, I don't even celebrate christmas.
I went for vodka to help it down, but looks like we had the same idea.
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Chris Norse
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12-25-2007 18:22
A good Bourbon is what you serve with turkey. Bah clear booze isn't fit for man nor beast.
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Stephen Zenith
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12-25-2007 18:33
From: Chris Norse A good Bourbon is what you serve with turkey. Bah clear booze isn't fit for man nor beast. Not really talking about what I had *with* the turkey , more about what's trying to get it to stop complaining now it's in my stomach. Don't have any bourbon in, not least because I don't like it - I've got vodka (Belvedere, from Poland), a few red wines (a rioja, and a syrah given to me as a present), and some absinthe that has never treated me too well  |
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Rhaorth Antonelli
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12-25-2007 20:24
milk does a body good (can you tell I am not a drinker) 
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Oryx Tempel
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12-25-2007 20:28
From: Rhaorth Antonelli milk does a body good (can you tell I am not a drinker) OMG, milk on top of a turkey dinner? /me rolfs quietly in a corner |
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Chris Norse
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12-25-2007 20:32
From: Stephen Zenith and some absinthe that has never treated me too well Did you see the little green fairies?
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Stephen Zenith
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12-25-2007 20:36
From: Chris Norse Did you see the little green fairies? Kinda. They're dressed in black leather, but yeah. |
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Chris Norse
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12-25-2007 20:38
From: Stephen Zenith Kinda. They're dressed in black leather, but yeah. I think those were Oryx and Brenda.
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Twosteppin Jewell
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12-25-2007 20:39
From: Stephen Zenith Not really talking about what I had *with* the turkey , more about what's trying to get it to stop complaining now it's in my stomach. Don't have any bourbon in, not least because I don't like it - I've got vodka (Belvedere, from Poland), a few red wines (a rioja, and a syrah given to me as a present), and some absinthe that has never treated me too well The wine then - both bottles.
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Stephen Zenith
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12-25-2007 20:43
From: Twosteppin Jewell The wine then - both bottles. Given that the vodka has been drank, the wine is the next best option Oh, and there's a few bottles of the Rioja |
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Rhaorth Antonelli
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12-25-2007 20:51
From: Oryx Tempel OMG, milk on top of a turkey dinner?
/me rolfs quietly in a corner did I say I had turkey? and what is wrong with milk after a turkey dinner? (guess not all of us are hoity toity and drink wine or other beverages) (and I just realized you put rolf as in barf I guess) never made me sick when I drank milk with xmas dinner in the past
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Stephen Zenith
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12-25-2007 20:57
From: Rhaorth Antonelli did I say I had turkey?
and what is wrong with milk after a turkey dinner?
(guess not all of us are hoity toity and drink wine or other beverages)
(and I just realized you put rolf as in barf I guess)
never made me sick when I drank milk with xmas dinner in the past Well, I'm the OP, and I insinuated that i'd had a turkey dinner in the 3rd post, and had been asking for advice the whole thread, really. Milk sooths hearthburn for me but certainly doesn't aid with digestion. |
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Oryx Tempel
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12-25-2007 21:03
From: Rhaorth Antonelli did I say I had turkey?
and what is wrong with milk after a turkey dinner?
(guess not all of us are hoity toity and drink wine or other beverages)
(and I just realized you put rolf as in barf I guess)
never made me sick when I drank milk with xmas dinner in the past Yeah I was referring to Stephen's turkey dinner. LOL! Rhaorth, there's nothing wrong with milk. I love milk. But if I'm too full, milk doesn't help. It just makes ME more full. Sheesh. And I'm hardly hoity toity. I'm sorry if I offended you. Chill out a little, my gosh! I was JOKING.  |