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Yep, it's imported to the US. However, I guess, there is extremely rare to find.

I've missed one point. Is it true that liquid substances are better kept in glass than anything else?

I don't really care about that. Moreover, it actually depends on how much beer I want to consume. Cans are usually smaller. Bottles are bigger and, no surprise, heavier. I don't like holding heavy objects in my hands all the time.

Anyone's willing to try vodka mixed with coffee? :D

That's a great idea. I do a lot of snowboarding in winter, sometimes even at night. So, taking a flask full 0f coffee mixed with whiskey seems to be useful.

Never knew it's actually called this way. The Irish coffee. Do they drink it in the same manner Brits do with tea?

Btw, is there any chance to turn a regular soda to a craft soda myself?

Unfortunately, it's not available yet in my area but it seems to be a cool thing to give a try to at least once.

Hm... sounds like a great idea to pull off. I've recalled an experience I had a couple of years ago. I added some Jagermeister to my cup of coffee. It's turned very strong.

Yeah, Iceland players were great. They didn't give in whatsoever, even though they were losing hard. I can't tell exactly. Basically, any out of these 4 teams can make its way to the finals. Wales can beat Portugal, Germany is strong enough, too. I won't be surprised to any possible ending.

I'd say we are in the same boat even for the moment. It's actually a pretty good and healthy place to come from. We don't spend much on that, we don't even have to, and we are better off being slaves to such addictions. That's it.

Sure, I agree with you 100% percent. It's also called a "liquid courage". You probably get the point. People tend to dream of crazy and insane things but they finally dare to do them only being under the influence of alcohol. Most of the time, it screws them over terribly.

Now I'm watching YouTube. It's full of firework videos and other reports on public celebrations of the 4th of July. Pretty damn cool stuff. Have you guys had fun on that day? I hope so.

So, basically, LSD is usually being treated as the creativity enhancer. Alcohol, in turn, gets blamed for causing stupid accidents that look weird from the distance.

I've heard that LSD can really help achieve this. It was so popular in 60s and 70s. Many visual artists would take LSD before working on their projects. Musicians are also kind of familiar with it.

I never tried that but I'm willing to experiment. And what was your experience?

Tomato. Damn! Thanks for reminding me about some crazy stuff I went through not long ago. I was dared to drink a tomato juice mixed with vodka.

Well, I have worked as a bartender for a while. Prior to that, I had some school finished. I was taught how to handle myself while working and other stuff. I've learned mixology there as well. It's a cool job and I wished I could work there for a longer time but a have a lot of other life goals...

In my case, it doesn't. Moreover, it's kind of counterproductive. Sure, some cool ideas came to my head while I was intoxicated but that's not the point. I can't really sing without missing notes when I'm drunk. I can't play the instrument well. My concentration is very low, so it becomes easy...

Damn! I've had it once. Moreover, it was kind of surprise. My friend bought a shot for me without telling me what it was. I didn't seem to care much, so I grabbed it and swallowed everything in a second. And then... I suddenly felt like my whole body was burning :D That was the way we first met.