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Related: Culture Forums, Support ForumsEnjoying a Jade tonight.
Rum, créme de menthe, Cointreau, and simple syrup. Yummy! The green tint makes it look like a bottle of Hi-Karate aftershave. Anyone remember that?
Hope everyone is having a good weekend.
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Enjoying a Jade tonight. (Original Post)
Aristus
Jun 28
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cayugafalls
(5,884 posts)1. I remember their commercials.
Glad you are well tonight.
Thank you.
Hope you are, as well.
marble falls
(66,989 posts)3. Sure do. It smelled good enough, but tasted like crap.
Aristus
(70,392 posts)4. I'm not sure I want to know why you ended up tasting it.

marble falls
(66,989 posts)5. Because it looked like a cocktail called a Jade.

marble falls
(66,989 posts)7. Your sig line with the Lord Byron quote reminds me of an interview with Art Buchwald (I'm aging myself) ...
... they asked him why he he became a humor writer, and he replied, "If I hadn't I would have become an axe murderer."
WIKI
He wanted to join the United States Marine Corps during World War II but was too young to join without parental or legal guardian consent. He bribed a drunk with half a pint of whiskey to sign as his legal guardian. From October 1942 to October 1945, Buchwald served with the Marines as part of the 4th Marine Aircraft Wing. He spent two years in the Pacific Theater and was discharged from the service as a sergeant. He said of his time in the Marines, "In the Marines, they don't have much use for humorists, they beat my brains in."[3]