Twenty-First Floor: Now Nicely of Legal Age
POSTED BY: LightMeDark
UPDATED: Thursday, June 8, 2006 17:52
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I may not have been a Scotch man before (normally drink Irish whiskey), but this...this is beautiful! No payment is necessary for coffee, but thank you!
*gently cradles the bottle as he seeks out glasses; pours two*
Care to join me?
*drinks*
Slainte!
Holding until you get back, Captain.
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Egészégéd re!
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(hungarian. pretty much means, "to your health".
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Shiny! Now I know a cheer in another language!
Holding until you get back, Captain.
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Might as well help with the pronounciation, eh?
Egg'-aid-shage-ed reh. (Helps if ya rolls the "r" a bit).
*Notices that Serenity is still a bit pillowless, and recommends SR as an equally fine alternative to lmd.*
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Coffee & single malt scotch. Add in these fine peeps, and maybe a basil pesto pasta dish, and all is as right with the world as can be.
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"Egg-aid-shage-ed-reh"...alright, think I go it!
I can offer myself as a pillow as well, as long as whoever uses me allows me to refresh my coffee every now and then. 
I was inspired by PhoenixRose to seek out new icons!
Holding until you get back, Captain.
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Originally posted by seryn:
martinus?
It's from an old routine by these weird canadians Wayne & Schuster
http://www.scenarioproductions.com/ws/index.html playing on the singular and plural endings for latin words.
A Phillip Marlowe type detective in ancient rome walks into a bar.
Detective: I'll have a martinus
Roman Bartender: Don't you mean a martini
Detective: If I wanted two I'd have ordered two.
David
"Not completely as well as the series of Firefly..." - From a review of Serenity at amazon.de
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*strolls back up to the bar for more Captain. Slainte Mhath! Gentlemen. 
"Don't give me what's in the window, babe
I want the stuff you think would never sell
Whatcha have under the counter on the bottom shelf?
I'll buy the lowdown deepdown primal truthful self ."
-The Damage(Marbles)-Marillion
visit WWW.Marillion.com for a better way of life.
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Quote:
Originally posted by Tristan:
Legal age...isn't it a bit lower in the European countries? I seem to remember 17 or 18 in most of Britain...please correct me if I am wrong.
It's definitely lower in Germany, haha. I'd almost go so far as to say if you can reach the bar, you can drink.
I was living over then when I turned 18. On American military bases overseas you can drink at the age of 18. I remember going out to eat on my 18th birthday and my parents forcing me to have a beer. I didn't even finish it (i was against alcohol until almost the age of 21...women).
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Hey! What'd we do?
I didn't even know you then!
Serenity,
First Officer of Destiny
President of The Juggled Gosling Chatroom
Bride8
http://callmeserenity.livejournal.com/
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Yay! 21!! Now if I could only speed up time to December.
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Well then, drinks all around I say. Make mine a Martinus.
Well, I don't know what that is, but as long as you're not going to throw it at me I'd love to know!
I see you've returned from your evil and magical disappearance.
(Maybe I should have looked a little closer before I asked what a Martinus was. I know a kid named Martinus... sorry, just a random little fact.)
Wacky fun!
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