re: (Other Side) Powdered Alcohol

on a side note, I do have to admit that i was laughing my arse off while reading the last page.

Your anger and disgust over my comments even led you to create a bond with a tech fan (you're welcome jacket). Damn, give me the nobel peace prize.

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The same flag that was born out of anger and spite over the Brown V. BOE decision?

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This is pathetic…. You’re like an indoctrinated zombie Georgia-hating Slot-Machine…….

Pull your pale skinny arm……. and a different regurgitated slanderous lie will pop up. Weeeeeeeeeeeee!


Hey, pasty-face……Quit wasting our fricking time and provide a relevant link or quote from when the flag was changed in 1956 backing up this tired predictable bullshite. (And I don’t mean some rumor or theory pontificated on by opponents of the flag 30-50 years AFTER it was changed)

Will be standing by…………. I’m curious to see this evidence, because, if what you say is true, it’s pretty weird that plenty of prominent segregationist Georgia legislators of the day voted against this new flag, while many anti-segregationist Georgia legislators of that time voted FOR it…..Hmmmmmmmmmmm……..

Also, please explain (from your yankee high horse) to us Georgians…….what the Georgia state flag looked like prior to 1956. And whether that flag happened to already be based on anything in particular.

Anyway….I’m tipping my hand too much here.


You’re move, mongoloid. Bring on those links……

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I hope my expression didn't come across as pointed only at the confederacy. The union was largely the same story as well.

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No. I get what you and jacketfan77 are saying. And I agree that "Rich man's war, poor man's fight" applies to just about every single war in human history.........

But, from the average SOutherner's point of view in 1861......NOT SO MUCH.....overall.

I think people forget that, or don't even know, that unlike today where politicians decide what is best for themselves and rely on propaganda to sway public opinion in favor of their evil deeds.........politicians of the South in 1860 didn't just decree to "the people" that the states were going to secede.

Instead, the people from each state elected representatives from their counties to attend secession conventions.... to debate and decide the course of action. IN some states, they just had a simple popular-vote, yay or nay, on whether to secede. Some states did both.

And if you hold that thought in mind, and then think about the over-whelming majority of the able-bodied men in the South…….mostly being the dirt poor farmers, blacksmiths, carpenters, etc……….that volunteered for the Confederate army by the Hundreds of thousands........

Well, then it's a pretty hard argument to make that it was a rich man's war. Poor man's fight.

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You’re move, mongoloid. Bring on those links……

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LINK

How to make powdered alcohol yourself:

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1. Weigh out 100 grams of N-Zorbit into a mixing bowl. Because the powder is so fluffy and light, this will be a sizeable mound.

2. While whisking steadily, drizzle in 30 grams of high-proof spirit. I use Lemon Hart 151-proof rum. After you’ve stirred it in completely, the powder should be dry, but somewhat chunky. If it’s still moist, sprinkle in a little more N-Zorbit.

3. Sift the dry liquor through a fine sieve to break up the chunks and make a nice powder. If you’re making a larger batch, you can do it in a blender and step 3 won’t be necessary.

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N-Zorbit

Jefferson, you delusional frick. Will you shut the hell up now and listen to this: LINK ?

You're welcome.