For some reason I was thinking of London and remembering the time the pub cleaner let us in even though it was after 11pm and at that time all pubs closed at 11pm. I still recall the drink that the pub sweeper introduced us to. It’s called the Snake Bite Black. Maybe you’ve heard of a Snake Bite. It’s half lager and half cider. The Snake Bite Black adds a splash or two of blackcurrant cordial. In my opinion, the blackcurrant adds a lot to the flavor of the drink.
So, to get the ingredients to make your own Snake Bite Black, I recommend the following:
It’s a tasty drink, and it’s very easy to make. Ah, yes, memories of London. You don’t necessarily have to go to the U.K. to enjoy this drink. You’ve got the recipe. Now go to it!
While you’re having fun with your friends drinking a Snake Bite Black, you’ll probably want to listen to some music. For some strange reason, I’d recommend Voodoo Jive: The Best of Screamin’ Jay Hawkins, which I happened across at the public library earlier tonight. I still remember the first time I heard “I Put A Spell On You” and “Alligator Wine.” Screamin’ Jay Hawkins was a true original. Crazy, man, crazy!
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Dan,
You caved in to Annony Mous's comment about your overuse of the "royal we"! Don't you know that girl is borderline and passive aggressive? She always wants to manipulate people, and you fell right into the trap! Sucker! But, I must admit that your use of the word "I" does seem a lot more personal. It was creepy to think that you and Faust ALWAYS thought alike and did the same things...Way to go in incorporating the word "I."
Thanks, "Sum Hot Gal," we aim to please. Ooops, sorry...I aim to please.
BTW... Mr. Stout only uses "we" in instances in which we are (or at
least should be) in total agreement. The use of "we" also invites the
uninitiated to join us and become part of a select community while at
the same time recognizing its members, who, in some cases, simply
require a writing utensil which not only flows smoothly, but writes with
a narrow stream of ink. Sometimes it is just our noblesse oblige to
communicate with Manufactured Environments' congenial readers in this way.