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a tumblr screenshot:

captain-price-unofficially posts an image of a brown liquid in a glass with a large spherical ice ball, an Uncrustables sandwich larger than the glass has been wedged on the rim.

sipping on drinks you can’t pronounce in bars you’ve never heard of

ilovecats4ever replies:
Drop the recipe chief

ilovecats4ever replies:
fine I’ll do it myself
[in large text] Cruster’s Last Stand

  • Bourbon
  • SPHERICAL ice (important)
  • Smuckers™ Unfuckable in your least favorite flavor
  1. put that shit in a cup

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  • Malgas@beehaw.orgEnglish
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    1 month ago

    It could just be a difference of the liquor, or color balance in the photo, but I think that first picture might be an Old Fashioned rather than just bourbon. It has that sort of reddish-purple tinge to it that you get from angostura bitters.

    • SpikesOtherDog@ani.social
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      1 month ago

      It does have tint. It’s a bit grainy to be sure, but I don’t see any condensation. It could be some fireball and big K, or it could be some brewed tea with Schmirinoff.

    • 𝕾𝖕𝖎𝖈𝖞 𝕿𝖚𝖓𝖆@lemmy.worldEnglish
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      1 month ago

      When I was in the sixth grade, I went to a school that required you to have a badge. I had bad untreated ADHD (pretty sure I still do, just saw a psychologist about it about a week ago) and so it was normal for me to lose or forget my badge. If you didn’t have your badge, you had to get a temporary from the front office, and if you showed up to lunch with one, you got one cold uncrustable for lunch. That’s it. Everyone else was served a full hot lunch.

      So I have bad memories of being lunch shamed centered around these things. Besides, I love my extra crunchy Jif.

      • orca@orcas.enjoying.yachts
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        1 month ago

        Oh god, so you have to sit there and wait for it to thaw lmao. That’s so rude and I can see why it would brand them so negatively for you.

        I was diagnosed ADHD in the 90s when the science around it was even fuzzier than it is now. Never managed to find meds that worked for me and went unmedicated for years. Finally got on meds way late into adulthood (non-stim but it works for me) and it helps a ton. Your mileage may vary but ask questions and work with your doctor. Be honest and take notes about how you feel, what works and what doesn’t, etc. They can adjust your dosage and try other things. I’d probably be unemployable without them, especially as a programmer that needs all the focus they can get.

        Good luck!