How to chill your vodka
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That is something I need for my several left wing liberal friends I still have! 
chris in va
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That...is awesome! My friend from Russia would love that! (So would I).
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W L Johnson
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Thought about ordering some of these for Christmas last year but no shipping to the US at the time. :banghead:
22-rimfire
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Looks fun. Guess you might have to watch that you don't swollow one if it happens to be pointed your way when you tip the glass.
I eat bullets!
I eat bullets!
chris in va
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Good point.
Deltaboy1984
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Cute
9MMare
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Oh, if I had seen that before last week...it was just my shooting partner's birthday.
She'd LOVE that!
She'd LOVE that!
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Those are perfect when drinking KALASHNIKOV Vodka
It's vodka that comes in a AK47 shaped bottle.
It's vodka that comes in a AK47 shaped bottle.
USSR
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Russians don't put ice in their vodka - it's not in the glass long enough to get warm.
Don
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Don,
You're not kidding! Once, on a lunch out with a few Russian fellows, we all had tumblers of what I assumed was water.
After a bit of a sandwich, I took a swig and was proven 100% wrong. Between the five of us, a whole bottle of vodka had been poured.
You're not kidding! Once, on a lunch out with a few Russian fellows, we all had tumblers of what I assumed was water.
After a bit of a sandwich, I took a swig and was proven 100% wrong. Between the five of us, a whole bottle of vodka had been poured.
Those are pretty cool.
My favorite method is to freeze a bottle into a block of ice.
I came up w/ my method when I happened to have a oj carton and a bottle of Stoli Orange on the counter at the same time.
I empty the carton of orange juice, open the top, put bottle into empty carton, fill w/ bout 3 inches of water, and place in freezer. Once the first layer is frozen almost completly solid fill to an inch below the point where the bottle starts to curve in to the neck.
When finished the bottle is frozen into a block of ice, you can either leave in the carton for evap and handling issues, or peel off the carton for use at a party or what not.
My favorite method is to freeze a bottle into a block of ice.
I came up w/ my method when I happened to have a oj carton and a bottle of Stoli Orange on the counter at the same time.
I empty the carton of orange juice, open the top, put bottle into empty carton, fill w/ bout 3 inches of water, and place in freezer. Once the first layer is frozen almost completly solid fill to an inch below the point where the bottle starts to curve in to the neck.
When finished the bottle is frozen into a block of ice, you can either leave in the carton for evap and handling issues, or peel off the carton for use at a party or what not.
zminer
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It looks like this site will ship internationally:
http://www.find-me-a-gift.co.uk/ak-bullet-ice-cube-tray.html
http://www.find-me-a-gift.co.uk/ak-bullet-ice-cube-tray.html
USSR
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Been there, done that. My friend Sasha doesn't speak much English, and my Russian is very rudimentary, but when we drink vodka together, we understand each other perfectly.
Don
slabuda
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Unfortunately so have I. While TDY I met some of the Polish Air Force. Noticing my last name they adopted me (the Polish American). I would be walking home after hours in the bar on the Danish base we were at. They would turn me around and then the vodka would start. I think its hereditary that Poles drink large amounts of Vodka.
Joist
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I never saw the point to using ice in my vodka. . . I keep my vodka 32 degrees cooler than ice.
I don't know if this website is legit but....
http://www.ecrater.com/product.php?pid=4399555
$20 shipped from an American source
http://www.ecrater.com/product.php?pid=4399555
$20 shipped from an American source
Justin
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So cool.
Yet so off-topic.
:-/
Yet so off-topic.
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