Shaker Alternatives - Tiki Drinks and Food

T Tikiwahine Tiki Socialite Victoria, BC Joined: Apr 09, 2003 Posts: 3295	T Tikiwahine Posted posted on Fri, Jul 8, 2005 10:44 AM On 2005-07-08 09:51, Satan's Sin wrote: I bought a plastic replica of a proper cocktail shaker at the .99 cent store and figured it would be my "camping" shaker. But when I got to my favorite spot in the desert and the Flamingos began their lovely do-wop cover of "I Only Have Eyes" I suddenly realized that wherever I was making drinks, I was on holy ground. When a military priest lays out the implements of the Sacrament on a footlocker in a combat zone, does he do so with haste or with thought of how a particular rite is inconvenient? Of course not! It is by ritual that we pay respect to our humanity -- and invoke the divine that is within us all. Condemn your aluminum cocktail shaker to the shelf of unused things? Why not burn down your house and run around the neighborhood screaming nonsense? so you're the one who e-mails me with nonsensical crud! shame on you!

On 2005-07-08 09:51, Satan's Sin wrote:
I bought a plastic replica of a proper cocktail shaker at the .99 cent store and figured it would be my "camping" shaker.

But when I got to my favorite spot in the desert and the Flamingos began their lovely do-wop cover of "I Only Have Eyes" I suddenly realized that wherever I was making drinks, I was on holy ground.

When a military priest lays out the implements of the Sacrament on a footlocker in a combat zone, does he do so with haste or with thought of how a particular rite is inconvenient? Of course not! It is by ritual that we pay respect to our humanity -- and invoke the divine that is within us all.

Condemn your aluminum cocktail shaker to the shelf of unused things? Why not burn down your house and run around the neighborhood screaming nonsense?

so you're the one who e-mails me with nonsensical crud! shame on you!

Post #170375 by Tikiwahine on Fri, Jul 8, 2005 10:44 AM