What is the nastiest, most disgusting drink you ever had?
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Probably....milk, I mean just think about where it comes from.
Seirously though, a "Vodka Twister", tasted like Buckley's Cough Syrup.
Seirously though, a "Vodka Twister", tasted like Buckley's Cough Syrup.
Most alcohols I've tried. Margaritas taste like salty, alcoholic Mountain Dew, vodka tastes like nothing but makes my throat burn, beer tastes horrible...
For non-alcoholic, I once mixed a drink of orange juice, fruit punch, salt, pepper, and tabasco sauce. I relive the memory in my nightmares.
For non-alcoholic, I once mixed a drink of orange juice, fruit punch, salt, pepper, and tabasco sauce. I relive the memory in my nightmares.
Spoken like someone who never tried Pepsi Red. At least Pepsi Blue tasted kinda like melted slurpee. Pepsi Red...well, guess what the red was.SecondmateFlint said:
Cinnamon.
The Sniffer.
The name should be enough to indicate that this alcholic beverage isn't actually drunk, but set on fire for a brief moment, extinguished and the gaseous alcohol then sniffed through the nose.
Hits bloodstream almost instantly and the nasal blood vessels are almost directly connected to the main arteries going to brain.
I've taken that drink once, I was hurling 5 minutes later despite being only midly buzzed before it. Never again.
The name should be enough to indicate that this alcholic beverage isn't actually drunk, but set on fire for a brief moment, extinguished and the gaseous alcohol then sniffed through the nose.
Hits bloodstream almost instantly and the nasal blood vessels are almost directly connected to the main arteries going to brain.
I've taken that drink once, I was hurling 5 minutes later despite being only midly buzzed before it. Never again.
Well, it wasn't MEANT to be a drink, but gather round' children and I shall tell the tale anyway.
So my Mom use to buy the little metal cans of Hershey's syrup, I don't even know if they make them anymore but I digress. One day there was what appeared to be a can of the chocolate confection sitting by the kitchen sink already opened. Me being a trusting fool of the tender age of nine I did what any child would do giving the opportunity, I picked up that can and took a nice deep swig of it.
That was, as they say, a mistake.
See as it turns out the can had been empty that morning, and my dear sweet mother had dumped the grease from the bacon fried for breakfast into the empty vessel.
...
The words 'Projectile Vomiting' barely describe what happened then, but sufficed to say I from that point onwards made sure to check the contents of ANY opaque food container rather than simply trusting it.
So my Mom use to buy the little metal cans of Hershey's syrup, I don't even know if they make them anymore but I digress. One day there was what appeared to be a can of the chocolate confection sitting by the kitchen sink already opened. Me being a trusting fool of the tender age of nine I did what any child would do giving the opportunity, I picked up that can and took a nice deep swig of it.
That was, as they say, a mistake.
See as it turns out the can had been empty that morning, and my dear sweet mother had dumped the grease from the bacon fried for breakfast into the empty vessel.
...
The words 'Projectile Vomiting' barely describe what happened then, but sufficed to say I from that point onwards made sure to check the contents of ANY opaque food container rather than simply trusting it.
Whoa! That just seems like a bad marketing plan. I don't think I could ever try that.NeutralDrow said:Spoken like someone who never tried Pepsi Red. At least Pepsi Blue tasted kinda like melted slurpee. Pepsi Red...well, guess what the red was.SecondmateFlint said:
Cinnamon.
Broke a milkshake machine, blended vanilla, coffee, strawberry, and chocalate together. Drank 2 glasses before I realized something was wrong. Still remember the taste vividly.