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My Martini...

You Are a Classic Martini

You area sophisticated drinker, who knows that simple quality is over-rated.
You're a knowledgeable drunk, but sometimes you're a know-it-all when you're blasted.

You should never: Drink and gossip. You tend to forget who's standing right behind you!

Your ideal party: Has a real bartender. But no one mixes a better drink than you.

Your drinking soulmates: those with a Chocolate Martini personality

Your drinking rivals: those with a Margarita Martini personality


I am posting this because I liked the questions in the poll. Very reasonable and thoughtful. A real change from the usual crappy ones.

Comments

  1. Anonymous12/18/2005 10:39:00 PM

    im a blueberry martini....
    You are a eclectic drink - liking to change drinks and venues often.
    You are usually the first of your friends to find a cool new dive bar or cocktail.
    You should never: Drink mystery drinks strangers hand you. Unless you want to wind up in foreign country.
    Your ideal party: Is mobile, hopping from party to party.
    Your drinking soulmates: Those with an Orange Martini personality.
    Your drinking rivals: Those with a Chocolate Martini personality.
    Watever,
    Divs

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  2. nryn12/18/2005 11:26:00 PM

    *lol*

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  3. nryn12/21/2005 03:09:00 PM

    signing in...

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