Writer's Block: Have a drink on me

[mdlbear]

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It's really not clear whether anyone in their right mind would want to drink something called a "steve savitzky". My signature drink is genever gin, up, with a twist of lemon and a dish of greek olives on the side.

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[admnaismith.livejournal.com]

Silly mandelbear! Call it the Guilty Pleasure or the Drink Inside the Crystal or the Telly Savitzky or the Savage Steve! It doesn't have to literally be your full name... :-)

Whatever it is, don't forget to drink Naismith's health, and I will counter with a toast at once!

[the-s-guy.livejournal.com]

I can't help but think mine would be a horrible combination of energy drinks that tasted like licking a battery, followed by a palate cleanser of something really nice and smooth.

[thnidu.livejournal.com]

You might appreciate mine, half-brother-in-name.

Drinx

[markiv1111.livejournal.com]

I have two. (1) Kemp's Premium Egg Nog with a touch of Irish cream, sprinkled with nutmeg. Note that it is the Irish cream that makes it one of my specialties. (2) Get three different kinds of cola (at least three). The original was RC Cola, Pepsi, and Coke; now it might be Diet Coke with Splenda, RC Cola, and Diet Pepsi. Mix them equally and serve them to my guests. "Generic Cola," it looks like. Maybe Coke Zero, Double Cola (or some other off brand), and conventional Pepsi. The fun thing is trying to figure out if your taste buds are sensitive enough to be able to identify the ingredients while you are drinking the mix. I'm not at all clear if I would want to identify this as "Nate Bucklin's Egg Nog" or "Nate's Cola," but they are definitely things that I do.

N.