Things That Are Bothering You, Got You All Hibbeldy-Jibbeldy, or just downright pissed, RIGHT NOW!

[lefty]

^^Thanks, stitch. Wife has a jeweller she uses so I'm saving you for my second wife.

^ Gets worse. Explain the situation to the leftette who says, "easy solution, say yes to the place I want to buy in Nicaragua."

I may need stitch sooner than later.

lefty

 

[in stitches]

Ha!

I will be here whenever you need me.

 

[L'Incandescent]

Everyone in my office be like "c-c-c-can't wait till they excuse us for the holiday wanna get outta this workspace! Oh how I want to stop my laboring wanna go home relax!" And I'm basically be like "Come on guys toughen up a little."

 

[Neo_Version 7]



Everyone in my office be like "c-c-c-can't wait till they excuse us for the holiday wanna get outta this workspace! Oh how I want to stop my laboring wanna go home relax!" And I'm basically be like "Come on guys toughen up a little."

You must be working with a bunch of hardcore sissypants if they need you to tell them to toughen up.

 

[L'Incandescent]

Hehehe when I first read that I almost thought you were suggesting that I was a sissypants, but just a little bit less of a sissypants than my co-workers of office!

 

[GreenFrog]

It pisses me off that soju and sake are marked up so much in America.

$13 for a bottle of soju that normally costs 3 bucks in Korea?

**** that noise!

 

[Biscotti]

Who ******* cares? Ain't you a high roller? I never even look at a check before I throw my card and I'm blue collar as **** (and probably make more money )

 

[lawyerdad]



It pisses me off that soju and sake are marked up so much in America.

$13 for a bottle of soju that normally costs 3 bucks in Korea?

**** that noise!

All the more reason not to drink that awful stuff. (Soju that is. I like sake.)

 

[GreenFrog]



Who ******* cares? Ain't you a high roller? I never even look at a check before I throw my card and I'm blue collar as **** (and probably make more money )

I spend my money according to personal perceived value.

I don't value soju at those prices, especially since I know it's a very cheap type of liquor that's marked up insanely high here -- higher than other types of liquor are.

I'm more lenient in terms of price when it comes to sake, cause you can actually discern the quality and taste based on brand. With soju? Not so much.

All the more reason not to drink that awful stuff. (Soju that is. I like sake.)

I'm pretty ambivalent about soju -- for the most part, I enjoy how easy it is to down. It sneaks up on you, too, so people get easily trashed because they don't think it's as high proof as it really is.

I like sake a bit more than soju, but both aren't the types of alcohol I ever actively seek out. Tonight just happens to be a night where my buddies want to meet up at a Korean restaurant and I was browsing their menu.

$13!?!

Oh yeah, I forgot, this is NYC we're talking about .

 

[Bhowie]

13/bottle for a restaurant is cheap.

There is a difference in soju especially when you change the base grains.

 

[Neo_Version 7]



13/bottle for a restaurant is cheap.

There is a difference in soju especially when you change the base grains.

Please let this be your last sober post of the night. It's 7 o clock on a Friday. You should be too busy pissing your pants and holding in your puke to be teaching us about soju

 

[L'Incandescent]

In my opinion, $13 per bottle is not too bad for soju. What a lot of people maybe don't realize is that you can see quite a difference in quality once you change the "base grains."

EDIT: Oh, I see that Bhowie has already posted this insight.

 

[Bhowie]

I threw up last night.... A lot....

 

[Neo_Version 7]

Get back out there, sissypants

 

[GreenFrog]

I'm used to seeing it at $8 a bottle, but again, this is NYC so there's that.

I've heard of sojus that are fermented with potatoes / sweet potatoes. Never had any of that so I'm curious to try it.