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PMG: it's all right, i'm applying fire to it
PMG: cleansing, cleansing fire
PMG: sweet, holy, delicious fire
PMG: it's all right, i'm applying fire to it
PMG: cleansing, cleansing fire
PMG: sweet, holy, delicious fire
And donate all your KitCoins, of course.
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Fire, and lots of it, is the cure for everything.PMG: it's all right, i'm applying fire to it
PMG: cleansing, cleansing fire
PMG: sweet, holy, delicious fire
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A muffled voice from the hallway: "YAAAY! ....Wait. Crap. @#$&."
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jessica: "The actual date of Cayden’s transformation from mortal to god is irrelevant even to him, but the church celebrates this event on the 11th of Kuthona with a toast of thanks to him for his gifts. Typically this is a hot alcoholic beverage with a sweet bread pastry of some kind."
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jessica: Why is this not a holiday we celebrate at Paizo?
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jessica: hot alcoholic drinks and pastries
gary: mmmm sweetbread pasties
jessica: What sort of hot beverage? Mulled cider?
liz: Mulled wine
ashley: now i have an excuse to order punalu'u sweet bread
liz: You need an excuse?
jessica: if you've got pastry covered, I can definitely have wine mulling down here
liz: Hand pies of some sort, too, to leave the other hand for a drinking flagon
robot chris: do not make pies out of hands
christopher: Would those be finger food?
jessica: I'll get some apple brandy and borrow another crockpot so we can have alcoholic mulled cider and mulled wine
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jessica: "The actual date of Cayden’s transformation from mortal to god is irrelevant even to him, but the church celebrates this event on the 11th of Kuthona with a toast of thanks to him for his gifts. Typically this is a hot alcoholic beverage with a sweet bread pastry of some kind."
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jessica: Why is this not a holiday we celebrate at Paizo?
Hmm and what drink would make after Cayden Miss Marie?
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sara marie: wait... december 11? thats usually around the holiday party time.
jessica: This is a Wednesday
sara marie: right, but i mean.. close enough that is it really coincidence?
liz: I'm sure Cayden would approve of us celebrating twice.
liz: After all, *he* doesn't remember when he ascended. Better party twice to be sure.
Am I the only one who does not like warm/hot alcohol?
Am I the only one who does not like warm/hot alcohol?
No, I can't stand it either.
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Am I the only one who does not like warm/hot alcohol?
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Hmmm I've never had a hot alcoholic drink before, what would you recommend?Am I the only one who does not like warm/hot alcohol?SACRILEGE
Peppermint Patties. Hot chocolate with peppermint schnapps, to taste. If you make the hot cocoa from scratch, with good-quality cocoa, they're really fantastic after skiing, sledding, etc.
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Hmmm I've never had a hot alcoholic drink before, what would you recommend?Am I the only one who does not like warm/hot alcohol?SACRILEGE
Hot apple cider with a cinnamon stick.
Hmmm I've never had a hot alcoholic drink before, what would you recommend?Am I the only one who does not like warm/hot alcohol?SACRILEGE
I love hot spiced cider around the holidays. If you are sick, have a hot toddy. But add cloves. They'll fix your sore throat. (Clove tea works for that too, but the honey and the lemon and the booze in a hot toddy enhance it.)
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Hot apple cider with a cinnamon stick.Hmmm I've never had a hot alcoholic drink before, what would you recommend?Am I the only one who does not like warm/hot alcohol?SACRILEGE
Cider is an apple drink, otherwise it isn't cider.
For instance, if you use the same techniques with pears you make perry.
The only correct answer to that question is hot whiskey. Look up the "Your Favorite Booze" thread for the recipe.
Hot apple cider with a cinnamon stick.Hmmm I've never had a hot alcoholic drink before, what would you recommend?Am I the only one who does not like warm/hot alcohol?SACRILEGECider is an apple drink, otherwise it isn't cider.
For instance, if you use the same techniques with pears you make perry.
Just curious Geraint: are you British? It is very common in Canada and the US to refer to unstrained apple juice as apple cider and fermented unstrained apple juice as hard apple cider. Cider can be made with pears (perry cider, not common in the Americas) and even peaches. At least over here.
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Just curious Geraint: are you British? It is very common in Canada and the US to refer to unstrained apple juice as apple cider and fermented unstrained apple juice as hard apple cider. Cider can be made with pears (perry cider, not common in the Americas) and even peaches. At least over here.Hot apple cider with a cinnamon stick.Hmmm I've never had a hot alcoholic drink before, what would you recommend?Am I the only one who does not like warm/hot alcohol?SACRILEGECider is an apple drink, otherwise it isn't cider.
For instance, if you use the same techniques with pears you make perry.
Ah, interesting: yep, I'm Welsh.
In the UK, apple juice is sold as such (unstrained would be called 'cloudy apple juice').
Fermented apple juice is called 'cider'.
Cloudy/unstrained fermented apple juice is called 'scrumpy'.
Fermented pear juice is called 'perry'.
I have made the mistake of assuming that my cultural experience is the universal norm. Apologies.
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*watches all this alcohol discussion fly over his head*
Ah, interesting: yep, I'm Welsh.
In the UK, apple juice is sold as such (unstrained would be called 'cloudy apple juice').
Fermented apple juice is called 'cider'.
Cloudy/unstrained fermented apple juice is called 'scrumpy'.
Fermented pear juice is called 'perry'.
I have made the mistake of assuming that my cultural experience is the universal norm. Apologies.
No worries! Just kind of cool how different even people of the same language and general cultural background can differ on the little things. :)
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crystal: Mark this day! Crystal made a tech joke!
crystal: I am so damn proud of myself
robot chris: and thus it was so, on the 15th day at high 4:53 o' clock, Crystal referenced the Computer in a humorous comment
liz: The Computer thanks your for your compliance Crystal.
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Congratulations, *subject name here*. You, *subject name here*, must be the pride of *subject hometown here*.
*watches all this alcohol discussion fly over his head*
Oh come on, they're not being that rowdy.
Are we talking bigger hands or a bag of holding?
We can only hope it's that tame...
