Simple pleasures
Nov. 14th, 2002 08:24 pmTonight I have crossed the line
from an optimist to a pessimist
perhaps not entirely in seriousness
but if my glass says so then it must be true
and a glass containing
twenty two year old scotch
is rarely if ever mistaken
and since I am curious I have made this handy poll
[Poll #75627]
I have been thinking
about using scotch as a guide for dating
using it as an age line
i.e.
you must be at least this old to ride this ride
[which is convenient as well]
[cause I can always tap a younger bottle]
[should I want to tap a younger filly]
back to my original comment
I have this glass which I adore
the glass is from Italy
shaped like an oversized shot glass
and contains about six ounces of liquor
when filled
now granted it is the size and shape
which I appreciate most
it is perfect for gulping down
obscene amounts of liquor in one sitting
while
this is not my activity tonight
it still among my favorites
the glass is solid and clear
the only markings
a white line encircling it
somewhere about the middle
with the words
Ottimista
above the line
and
Pessimista
below the line
the idea of course is that it is bad form
to allow a glass to fall below the line
and should be rapidly refilled
whenever that becomes a danger
hence the ease at which
one can consume such quantities
of course
it is hard not to be pessimistic
when drinking so fine a scotch
as
one realizes a little too quickly
that this elixir contains more
depth and strength of character
than
the vast majority of people out there
that this simple drink
is a better human than most of you
is it any wonder
that alcohol seems preferable
to human interaction?
I think not
I however am not an alcoholic
I just drink like one
*wink*
from an optimist to a pessimist
perhaps not entirely in seriousness
but if my glass says so then it must be true
and a glass containing
twenty two year old scotch
is rarely if ever mistaken
and since I am curious I have made this handy poll
[Poll #75627]
I have been thinking
about using scotch as a guide for dating
using it as an age line
i.e.
you must be at least this old to ride this ride
[which is convenient as well]
[cause I can always tap a younger bottle]
[should I want to tap a younger filly]
back to my original comment
I have this glass which I adore
the glass is from Italy
shaped like an oversized shot glass
and contains about six ounces of liquor
when filled
now granted it is the size and shape
which I appreciate most
it is perfect for gulping down
obscene amounts of liquor in one sitting
while
this is not my activity tonight
it still among my favorites
the glass is solid and clear
the only markings
a white line encircling it
somewhere about the middle
with the words
Ottimista
above the line
and
Pessimista
below the line
the idea of course is that it is bad form
to allow a glass to fall below the line
and should be rapidly refilled
whenever that becomes a danger
hence the ease at which
one can consume such quantities
of course
it is hard not to be pessimistic
when drinking so fine a scotch
as
one realizes a little too quickly
that this elixir contains more
depth and strength of character
than
the vast majority of people out there
that this simple drink
is a better human than most of you
is it any wonder
that alcohol seems preferable
to human interaction?
I think not
I however am not an alcoholic
I just drink like one
*wink*
no subject
Date: 2002-11-14 05:44 pm (UTC)did someone fail
reading comprehesion 101?
I believe I mentioned
a twenty-two year old scotch
did I not?
tsk.
Date: 2002-11-14 05:46 pm (UTC)reading comprehension 101,
as you indicated that when you
wanted a younger filly, you'd
break out a younger bottle.
though you didn't mention
how young, exactly.
no subject
Date: 2002-11-14 05:55 pm (UTC)you got me there
of course you should know
my taste in scotch
do not go that young
and
for that matter
neither do my tastes
in women