Community day?? Let's hear about the drunken debauchery stories!

[thudias]

Quote: Originally Posted by boucher

I'm not French Canadian I'm cool right? Right?

I'm going to say your Ok in my book too.

[adembroski]

Quote: Originally Posted by damien6663

so broski did you do us proud with shots and beers? LOL

I tipped a few beers, only had one Irish Car Bomb. It was interesting, Dave was a bit afraid of it at first:P

[g2thecore]

Quote: Originally Posted by adembroski

I tipped a few beers, only had one Irish Car Bomb. It was interesting, Dave was a bit afraid of it at first:P

WTF is an Irish Car Bomb? Damn I need to catch up with you guys on these drinks, I swear there's a new drink every week. Either that, or I'm getting way to old for this ish..

[thudias]

Quote: Originally Posted by g2thecore

WTF is an Irish Car Bomb? Damn I need to catch up with you guys on these drinks, I swear there's a new drink every week. Either that, or I'm getting way to old for this ish..

A carbomb, also called an Irish carbomb or Belfast bomber or Flacco Bomb, is a boilermaker made with stout (e.g. Guinness), Irish Cream (e.g. Baileys) and Irish whiskey (e.g. Jameson). The name references the drink's Irish components and the car bombings used most notoriously by the Provisional Irish Republican Army (PIRA) during The Troubles. The Jameson is floated on top of the Baileys in a shot glass, and the shot glass is then dropped into the stout. Once mixed the drink must be consumed quickly, because it will curdle. It is traditional to float a small potato in the mixture in the manner of an olive in a Martini. Also, the title a of band consisting of the members of Radiobaghdad.
The name of this cocktail is sometimes considered offensive due to its reference to IRA terrorism. It is not uncommon for genuine Irish pubs to refuse to serve them. It is common in some areas for people to shout Tiocfaidh ár lá as they drop the shot glass into the Guinness.

[Boucher]

Quote: Originally Posted by thudias

A carbomb, also called an Irish carbomb or Belfast bomber or Flacco Bomb, is a boilermaker made with stout (e.g. Guinness), Irish Cream (e.g. Baileys) and Irish whiskey (e.g. Jameson). The name references the drink's Irish components and the car bombings used most notoriously by the Provisional Irish Republican Army (PIRA) during The Troubles. The Jameson is floated on top of the Baileys in a shot glass, and the shot glass is then dropped into the stout. Once mixed the drink must be consumed quickly, because it will curdle. It is traditional to float a small potato in the mixture in the manner of an olive in a Martini. Also, the title a of band consisting of the members of Radiobaghdad. The name of this cocktail is sometimes considered offensive due to its reference to IRA terrorism. It is not uncommon for genuine Irish pubs to refuse to serve them. It is common in some areas for people to shout Tiocfaidh ár lá as they drop the shot glass into the Guinness.

Thanks wikipedia

If anyone has an iphone you must download the drunktionary its a must have app

[thudias]

yeah sorry i wasn't trying to hide that i used wiki.

[damien6663]

car bombs have been around for ages!! Guinnes and a shot of whiksey...

personally they are not for me, i rather just take shots of whiskey cause chuggnig guiness will fill me up.

So where you guys able to get ian to partake in the car bombings haha?

[monkeybutlerz]

Quote: Originally Posted by thudias

A carbomb, also called an Irish carbomb or Belfast bomber or Flacco Bomb, is a boilermaker made with stout (e.g. Guinness), Irish Cream (e.g. Baileys) and Irish whiskey (e.g. Jameson). The name references the drink's Irish components and the car bombings used most notoriously by the Provisional Irish Republican Army (PIRA) during The Troubles. The Jameson is floated on top of the Baileys in a shot glass, and the shot glass is then dropped into the stout. Once mixed the drink must be consumed quickly, because it will curdle. It is traditional to float a small potato in the mixture in the manner of an olive in a Martini. Also, the title a of band consisting of the members of Radiobaghdad. The name of this cocktail is sometimes considered offensive due to its reference to IRA terrorism. It is not uncommon for genuine Irish pubs to refuse to serve them. It is common in some areas for people to shout Tiocfaidh ár lá as they drop the shot glass into the Guinness.

A Flacco bomb eh? Oh and I'm half french Canadian, I resent this thread!