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Moral panics have to be one of the most fascinating aspects of humanity, where everyone in one point in time suddenly gets worked into a collective anxiety attack that this one thing is responsible for most of society's ills, and a few decades later, everyone calms down and goes "Oh, well, I guess absinthe/comic books/booze/video games/movies/jazz/etc isn't all that bad... whew... but wait... MAYBE THIS OTHER THING IS?"
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I laughed so hard when he was painting this picturesque scene of a guy waking up in a serene farmhouse and going downstairs to have a cup of coffee, but instead pours a glass of absinthe because âIf thereâs one thing to remember itâs that he was a violent and raging alcoholicâ đđđ
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After my great-aunt passed away we were looking through her glassware and we found a set of four old, strange glasses with a bulb on the bottom. No one else cared about them, but they didn't know what they were. They were original French Absinthe glasses, and we found the "spoon" in a silverware drawer, so I took it as well (my cousin thought it was a small spatula). Apparently there had been a lot more going on in my great aunt's past than her own children knew about. đ€šđ
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The funny thing about absinthe, is that other things that contain wormwood didn't got prohibited like Vermouth, BÀsk, Pelinkovac, Génépy, etc.
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Never had absinthe, but the moral panic around it has always fascinated me.
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My dyslexic brain reading âThe Absent Motherâ, like wow, Max, hitting too close to home
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I love how much effort he puts into pronouncing things correctly
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Well, you know what they say, "Absinthe makes the heart grow fonder." đ I made my own absinthe once, because I had all the ingredients growing in my herb garden. I hate the taste of licorice, so I left the anise out. It came out really good, and packed a hell of a punch! I made enough to have lots of small bottles made up for my friends, with a little tag on the bottle illustrated with the stamp of a green fairy.
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I come from the region in Switzerland where Absinthe originated from, but it also got banned for quite a while here in Switzerland. But if you knew a guy who knew a guy, you could always get your hands on it. My grandfather still hides his absinthe even though it's legal again.
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Wormwood is what gives absinthe its name. The scientific name for wormwood is Artemisia absinthium. It's a very hardy and resilient plant that can grow almost anywhere. The Kirlia plush tucked in the back is a nice reference to absinthe's nickname: la fée verte.
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Probably already mentioned, but let us remember that "absinthe makes the heart grow fonder"
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I grew a taste for absinthe when I was stationed in Germany and we would actually get it at the local bar we would frequent. When I got out the Army, living in southern Louisiana, I found that a brewery in New Orleans started making absinthe again and started buying locally made absinthe, instead of imported versions from France and Czech Republic. I quit drinking a few years ago, but if I were to have a drink I'm pretty sure it would be a single glass of absinthe.
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Wow, he actually went out and bought an absinthe fountain for this episode. The absolute madlad!
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Jean Lanfray: (drinks half his weight in various alcohol, especially wine, and shoots his family over unwaxed boots đą)
The people following the trial: It was the absinthe! There is NO other way this couldâve happened!
Vineyard owners: đ đ·
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O Henry wrote a story called âThe Fool Killerâ, where an absinthe drip is one of the principal characters. He describes it almost as a person, entrancing the narrator with its witchy ways. Good story too.
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iâve been following this channel for a while and i gotta ask:
WHERE do you keep all your pokémon plushes?
how many do you have??
every episode you have a different little guy sitting somewhere in frame
iâm fascinated by them just as much as the food/drinks you discuss and make
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A soldier was caught deserting his camp and hiding in a wormwood grove.
When he was brought before the sergeant, Sarge said to him "You're AWOL, Private. Absinthe without leave."
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if this had come out sooner I would've shown this along with my absinthe presentation I held in art history class!!
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I'm growing lemon balm right now. It's quite delicious in tea. It sort of reminds me of lemon drop candy but not nearly as sour. It's also supposedly good for anxiety. However, it can supposedly lead to some side effects such as increased appetite.
It is part of the mint family, so if you or anyone else is allergic to mint they should talk to their health care practitioner before using it. And it can take over your garden if you aren't careful. I have them in planters at the moment.
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Hope everyone likes the new set for Drinking History! Still a work in progress, but then arenât we all?
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