For those who don’t know, an Irish car bomb is a very tactile drink usually served to celebrate Saint Irish day. I could totally see something like this for 9/11, but my vision is fuzzy. Maybe it would be a drinking game instead of a drink? IDK, but I know I’m on to something here. Ideas?

  • Sphere [he/him, they/them]@hexbear.net
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    10 days ago

    I heard a story once from someone who claimed to have boneheadedly requested an Irish Car Bomb at an Irish pub. He was apparently told, “We don’t serve those here–but we do have the 9/11,” and received instead two shots of 151, both on fire.

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    10 days ago

    Two shots of bourbon cream into two glasses of yuengling, served 17 minutes apart. The bartender takes a smaller shot in secret and serves w/ bar-snacks in a 4-sided tray.

    Traditional party games include jenga, paper airplane competitions, and recently, pin the gush on the kirk.

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      9 days ago

      Two Martinis for World Trade Center 1 and World Trade Center 2. The Olives are plane shaped. You pour Fireball Cinnamon Whisky into both glasses which completely ruins the flavor

      World Trade Center 7 is served as well, but it is a shot of Tonic water and is forgettable and no one cares about it.

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    10 days ago

    This is a joke my Irish friend told me:

    An American visiting the island enters the first pub he sees. Feeling cheeky he asks the bartender for an Irish Car Bomb. The bar tender replies, “Never heard of it, but I’ve got something you might like.”

    The bar tender takes out two tall shot glasses, fills them with liquor, and lights them both on fire.

    “What’s this,” asks the American.

    “I call it a Nine Eleven.”