You Are Thirsty and You Can Have Anything.

[sleepy]

What will you have?

 

[StevOz]

Obviously water and as one that has forgot and left without or however whilst ploughing a paddock driving a big fuck off 4x4 articulated V8 turbo charged diesel tractor towing a 52 foot plough around a very muddy sheep drinking dam...I can tell you it tasted like mud and 2 cup fills was enough...

 

[sleepy]

Nasty stuff.
Is there something you would like to drink?

 

[StevOz]

Being close to Saint Patrick's Day we have Guinness on special for $6 a pint at our local, so it your shout then. :)

 

[StevOz]

Actually on that note Guinness on tap here is not carbonated, they use nitrous oxide in place of CO2 for a creamier more robust head. So maybe you can shout Ike a drink too.

 

[sleepy]

Nitrous Oxide is Laughing Gas.
How many of those does it take before the subject passes out from the laughing gas, if at all?
Not sure about the drinking of laughing gas you know.

And don't get me wrong. I like staying up with my brew, when my ulcers permit the partaking of it.

 

[sleepy]

Looking around the Net, I have to think that your barkeep is trying to knock you out.

Other sites report that Guinness uses Nitrogen, but not Nitrous Oxide (Laughing Gas). Laughing Gas is an anesthetic which produces unconsciousness.

But...canned whipped cream in the U.S.A. Does use Nitrous Oxide. I've seen it listed on the label. I'm assuming that the fat content or sugar content protects the consumer from experiencing a blackout, but I don't know for sure.

Nitrous Oxide? - Realbeer.com Beer Community

 

[StevOz]

Well I can't say for sure, though point being it's gassed by an inert gas, not CO2 so produces no carbonic acids upon ingestion. I can say after several at the local I've never felt myself to have an acid gut after, which I have felt with other carbonated brew sessions...

 

[Pansy89]

I will have beer for sure - my favorite ever drink! There is a lot to choose from - dark or light, filtered or unfiltered, Irish or German... oh, feels like I am really thirsty now :)

 

[wizzard]

I'll have beer and an Old-Fashioned!

 

[faralos]

Looking around the Net, I have to think that your barkeep is trying to knock you out.

Other sites report that Guinness uses Nitrogen, but not Nitrous Oxide (Laughing Gas). Laughing Gas is an anesthetic which produces unconsciousness.

But...canned whipped cream in the U.S.A. Does use Nitrous Oxide. I've seen it listed on the label. I'm assuming that the fat content or sugar content protects the consumer from experiencing a blackout, but I don't know for sure.

Nitrous Oxide? - Realbeer.com Beer Community

um no actually if you hold the can up and empty it all you get is the N02 no cream will come out at all
also around me many headshops are now selling the whippets
(the n02 canisters) with a special toy that lets you blow up a balloon
with n02 then 'enjoy' it at yer own leisure