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frost 10-09-2010 01:56 PM

I love the black ones, I just think it's begging for scratches.

antennahead 10-09-2010 01:57 PM

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Originally Posted by frost (Post 758500)
I love the black ones, I just think it's begging for scratches.

They are cool as well, but you are right, they will show scratches, where the sliver natural ones won't.

frost 10-10-2010 11:43 AM

I have to pick up a cocktail muddler. Any of you use one that you like?

antennahead 10-10-2010 11:45 AM

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Originally Posted by frost (Post 759277)
I have to pick up a cocktail muddler. Any of you use one that you like?

No, but when you find a good one share. Is this going to be used to muddle mint leaves for mojitos and mint julips?

frost 10-10-2010 11:55 AM

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Originally Posted by antennahead (Post 759279)
No, but when you find a good one share. Is this going to be used to muddle mint leaves for mojitos and mint julips?

No, I am going to muddle fruit, like for "old fashioneds." Specifically, I found a Belvedere vodka recipe I want to try:


2 oz Belvedere IX (which is a unique belvedere I will explain at the bottom)
5 blackberries
4 blueberries
½ oz ginger syrup
Dash lemon juice




Belvedere IX:
Belvedere IX (pronounced one-X) is a blend of 9 natural, individually distilled ingredient and Belvedere Vodka. A new vodka innovation with a taste that is completely unique.
The nine natural ingredients and botanicals represent an internationally diverse selection and are an exiting and unique difference versus other more traditional or artificially flavored vodkas. The nine ingredients are: guarana, ginger, ginseng, jasmine, cinnamon leaf, sweet almond, eucalyptus, black cherry, and aa juice concentrate.

antennahead 10-10-2010 12:01 PM

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Originally Posted by frost (Post 759285)
No, I am going to muddle fruit, like for "old fashioneds." Specifically, I found a Belvedere vodka recipe I want to try:


2 oz Belvedere IX (which is a unique belvedere I will explain at the bottom)
5 blackberries
4 blueberries
½ oz ginger syrup
Dash lemon juice




Belvedere IX:
Belvedere IX (pronounced one-X) is a blend of 9 natural, individually distilled ingredient and Belvedere Vodka. A new vodka innovation with a taste that is completely unique.
The nine natural ingredients and botanicals represent an internationally diverse selection and are an exiting and unique difference versus other more traditional or artificially flavored vodkas. The nine ingredients are: guarana, ginger, ginseng, jasmine, cinnamon leaf, sweet almond, eucalyptus, black cherry, and aa juice concentrate.


:roflpuke2: "guarana, ginger, ginseng" ...................... vodka with a "kick" ........... reminds me of my "double expresso Van Gogh Vodka :p

frost 10-10-2010 12:03 PM

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Originally Posted by antennahead (Post 759288)
:roflpuke2: "guarana, ginger, ginseng" ...................... vodka with a "kick" ........... reminds me of my "double expresso Van Gogh Vodka :p

I can't remember, do you mix that with anything, or drink it straight?

antennahead 10-10-2010 12:48 PM

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Originally Posted by frost (Post 759289)
I can't remember, do you mix that with anything, or drink it straight?

I like it on the rocks, but you could mix it with milk or half n half and have a "white russian" tasting drink :tup:

ResQguy 10-10-2010 01:21 PM

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Originally Posted by alexanderb (Post 750971)
Really liking this watch now...

Oris Col Moschin

http://www.watchfreeks.com/gallery/8..._180000000.jpg

Oris makes some nice, reasonably priced watches. Hamilton's are nice and pretty inexpensive as well.

frost 10-10-2010 01:22 PM

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Originally Posted by antennahead (Post 759318)
I like it on the rocks, but you could mix it with milk or half n half and have a "white russian" tasting drink :tup:

Exactly what I was thinking.

antennahead 10-10-2010 01:28 PM

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Originally Posted by frost (Post 759345)
Exactly what I was thinking.

Because it is premium vodka infused with real expresso beans, it has that natural caramel/brown color and a nice coffee flavor ............. so you have the vodka and coffee flavor all in one, no need to buy kahlua separate, unless you like kahlua and cream for a drink with less octane :p

frost 10-10-2010 01:30 PM

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Originally Posted by antennahead (Post 759355)
Because it is premium vodka infused with real expresso beans, it has that natural caramel/brown color and a nice coffee flavor ............. so you have the vodka and coffee flavor all in one, no need to buy kahlua separate, unless you like kahlua and cream for a drink with less octane :p

I've never thought to myself "I need less octane."

I buy caffeinated water fuck's sake :roflpuke2:

antennahead 10-10-2010 01:37 PM

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Originally Posted by frost (Post 759357)
I've never thought to myself "I need less octane."

I buy caffeinated water fuck's sake :roflpuke2:

"I buy caffeinated water" ................... sounds like Van Gogh Double Expresso Vodka is your drink my man :tup:








:roflpuke2:

frost 10-10-2010 01:38 PM

Man Purse ... or Man Sack
 
Saw this on a local blog, I thought I would share:

Now I know this topic seems quite questionable because A LOT of Men like to schlep their belongings in a ‘stylish’ carrier, but what makes the bag seem so ‘pursey’? Well lets begin with the most basic features: size and function. These two areas are the most important things when a Man starts looking for his new duffel. The chosen sack simply must fit all of our sh*t that we must bring and also stand up to the tormenting future to come. The second area of concern is styling. Do you pick the most durable (which is most likely the less attractive) or the Ferrari of bags because of it’s designer label? Answer is simple: Choose the bag that fits your lifestyle or just buy more bags! For example, there’s no need to lock in $1300 bucks for a bag thats only purpose is to sit below the plane while you anxiously try to ignore the crying baby next to you. Instead buy a more durable and stylish version from a renowned luggage maker like Tumi.

http://theclotherie.com/blog/wp-cont...00-150x150.jpg

But maybe you have enough tote candy for the plane and need something for work. In today’s working world a lot of STUFF is taken from home to office, office to home, etc. Us being a ‘fashion inspired’ blog we will guide you on your way to picking the best Man Sack. Now let’s consider some great bags that allow use for different situations.

1. Work Inspired Briefcase from D&G For Men

http://theclotherie.com/blog/wp-cont...mt-150x150.jpg

Sleek styling and durable Leather makes this bag something to talk to about. It’s cool, simple, and provides plenty of necessary ‘baggage.’

2. The On-The-Go Messenger from Tod’s

http://theclotherie.com/blog/wp-cont...mt-150x150.jpg

It’s all in the bag Man! This cool sling bag from Tod’s offers comfort and durability with the name to back it up. Tod’s messenger bag makes a quick trip into a worry free one because everything can fit on board.

3. The AMAZING DUFFEL! from Salvatore Ferragamo

http://theclotherie.com/blog/wp-cont...mn-150x150.jpg

Now this bag is what makes our knees weak as it is a timeless piece to be used forever. Through the bad times and the good this bag will stand up for any occasion. A special thanks to it’s Italian maker is in order.

So when it comes to choosing your next bag remember that you could be the next victim of the ‘Man Purse’ travesty. Choose for function, durability, and most importantly to fit your lifestyle!

Reference
Man Purse?….Or Man Sack? | The Clotherie Press

antennahead 10-10-2010 02:08 PM

2 Attachment(s)
The first bag/link has a "tri-fold" garment bag. I have one of these by Victorinox Swiss Army, as well as their carry-on duffle. These are great pieces, well designed and indistructable.

Victorinox Swiss Army - WT Porter Bag

The tri-fold is designed to fit the carry-on dimensions, and it is great for not getting suits and dressier clothing wrinkled.

The hanging toiletry kit is also very nicely featured:

Victorinox Swiss Army - TravelGear - Hanging Toiletry Kit

I have the garment bag, toiletry kit, and carry-on. Carry-on has hidden wheels also so you can roll it with the garment bag over the handle if necessary. I can't seem to locate a pic of the carry-on.


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