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yard of eggnog

 Like a yard of ale, but more festive!
  (+6, -7)
(+6, -7) 		 

Served with a big red bow.
—Voice, Dec 10 2008

For [ye_river_xiv] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yard_(beer)
The original booze/distance matrix [theleopard, Dec 12 2008]

What is eggnog http://256.com/gray/recipes/eggnog/
[Voice, Dec 14 2008]





       Glug, glug, glug...... <thump>   

       [+]
—8th of 7, Dec 10 2008
   

       eggnog --> :)
—phundug, Dec 10 2008
   

       Obviously a bad idea.
—MaxwellBuchanan, Dec 10 2008
   

       Yard of Puke.
—calum, Dec 11 2008
   

       Who'd drink that?
—theleopard, Dec 11 2008
   

       I feel bilious just reading the idea [-]
—coprocephalous, Dec 11 2008
   

       There are times when i think i should keep a list of standard HB responses, because once again i feel i should post:
Bleaurgh.
—nineteenthly, Dec 11 2008
   

       Getting wrecked on raw eggs. I guess you had to grow up with it to understand it.
—wagster, Dec 11 2008
   

       Yes, any alcoholic drink consumed in measurements of distance is probably a mistake.
—theleopard, Dec 11 2008
   

       resists the urge to post - "yard of chocolate"   

       like a yard of eggnog but nicer.   

         

         

       from that thought, I ventured into thoughts of 99 flake and their being 99 mm long and other myths...
—po, Dec 11 2008
   

       I'm pretty sure this would just kill the lawn.   

       [marked-for-tagline] //Obviously a bad idea.//
—Voice, Dec 12 2008
   

       I feel for you [z_t]. I'd put your bad experience down to the kumquats.   

       Yard of Chocolate (+), makes me think of Yard of Ice Cream - with a *big* Flake in it.
—Jinbish, Dec 12 2008
   

       //Like a yard of ale, but more festive!//

..and completely & utterly vile. Bleurgh!
—DrBob, Dec 12 2008
   

       I'm noticing a preponderance of distance-measured beverages.   

       Could someone direct me to the original idea, where the conversion from volume to distance, and the packaging thereof, was undoubtedly explained.
—ye_river_xiv, Dec 12 2008
   

       I think it was started by the recent "yard of cocktail" - which is fairly thoroughly baked.
—wagster, Dec 12 2008
   

       I am become death, the destroyer of worlds.
—Loris, Dec 12 2008
   

       egg   

       reindeer egg most probably.
—po, Dec 12 2008
   

       //I'm pretty sure this would just kill the lawn.//   

       It's all dandelions anyway.
—n81641, Dec 12 2008
   
         


 

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