I believe it is Steve Kroft who was alleged to have drank champagne from his mistress's ass. So I'm guessing he would answer "not important at all, not one damn bit".
@irishbyblood Thank goodness for Google. He just poured some bubbly on her ass crack and licked it up. I don't even think that necessarily qualifies as anilingus. My original mental image had his guzzling an expelled ....you get the idea. After all, it is Steve Kroft we're talking about
@eyewerks I didn't look it up (thank you), but I had the same original mental image you did . . . My guess was the alcohol content was high enough it may have killed any offensive bacteria . . .
My wife says she's more concerned about my immediate image of Steve corking her and champagne shooting out of her ass when the pressure built up too much.
I told her not to be too concerned, as I really don't care for champagne.
Funny bit of trivia: when I first started drinking wine I drank it from coffee mugs.
(Because if I'd used and dirtied-up the fancy wine glasses to drink my Ernest & Julio Gallo Rose' from my parents would've noticed that I was participating in some responsible, yet nonetheless underage, drinking. Hee hee)
@pepsiwine Doesn't seem weird at all. Coffee mugs can be cleaned in the dishwasher. I would be worried about putting actual wine glasses in there in fear of them breaking.
@editorkid I've rarely come across a talk show mug containing broadcast-legal liquid. It has to be specified (and then you still have to remind them), or you'll end up drinking whatever the host is drinking that night, which can be some fucked up shit, especially if you're not used to it / expecting it.
There are a few exceptions (Ellen and Dr. Phil come to mind immediately), but IME most everyone is drinking (especially late-night, which as you know usually tapes at 5:00 or 5:30).
Mostly I just want to drink out of glass. I can taste Stainless and won't use a stainless container if I can help it. Plastic is ok, for water etc. I only drink water (sometimes with MIO) at this point anyway.
I got tired of being the only person in my family that washed dishes, so I have switched to (my own private stash) of paper cups, plates and utensils exclusively. Now that I am not washing, there is the incredible back-log of dirty dishes and my wife and kids only wash the minimum number of items they need right that second. I think I will still wind up being the one who breaks down and washes them.
I'm only mildly particular, but there's actual science at work here, people. The shape and composition of a drinking container most definitely changes the experience of the liquid imbibed from it--more noticeably in some cases than in others of course.
copper mugs?! FUCKINMG COPPER MUGS?!??!
Straight from the bottle....
@eeterrific Straight out of the box...
I don't drink to excess. I'll drink to anything.
It's pretty much coffee mugs for everything here.
I believe it is Steve Kroft who was alleged to have drank champagne from his mistress's ass. So I'm guessing he would answer "not important at all, not one damn bit".
@irishbyblood I wonder, did it still bubble after 60 Minutes?
@irishbyblood Thank goodness for Google. He just poured some bubbly on her ass crack and licked it up. I don't even think that necessarily qualifies as anilingus. My original mental image had his guzzling an expelled ....you get the idea. After all, it is Steve Kroft we're talking about
@eyewerks I didn't look it up (thank you), but I had the same original mental image you did . . . My guess was the alcohol content was high enough it may have killed any offensive bacteria . . .
My wife says she's more concerned about my immediate image of Steve corking her and champagne shooting out of her ass when the pressure built up too much.
I told her not to be too concerned, as I really don't care for champagne.
@Pavlov I'm sure it would also work fine with Scotch and soda.
@eyewerks Actually, I suggested Mentos and Coke. Interestingly, she was not as amused as I was.
@eyewerks Fact checking a post, I like that.
@Pavlov The Mentos comment is really fucking sick. And I like it enough to steal it for my stand-up routine. TYVM
@hellagoodhair Um . . . Glad I could help?
Funny bit of trivia: when I first started drinking wine I drank it from coffee mugs.
(Because if I'd used and dirtied-up the fancy wine glasses to drink my Ernest & Julio Gallo Rose' from my parents would've noticed that I was participating in some responsible, yet nonetheless underage, drinking. Hee hee)
I was weird.
@pepsiwine Doesn't seem weird at all. Coffee mugs can be cleaned in the dishwasher. I would be worried about putting actual wine glasses in there in fear of them breaking.
@cengland0 I still drink wine from coffee mugs. They break less often when dropped.
I have about 8 different types of beer glasses. But some of the time just go with whatever glass is clean. So I kind of care.
Mason jar, baby!
So is it true that all of the logoed mugs on all the talk shows rarely hold anything as broadcast-legal as water?
@editorkid I've rarely come across a talk show mug containing broadcast-legal liquid. It has to be specified (and then you still have to remind them), or you'll end up drinking whatever the host is drinking that night, which can be some fucked up shit, especially if you're not used to it / expecting it.
There are a few exceptions (Ellen and Dr. Phil come to mind immediately), but IME most everyone is drinking (especially late-night, which as you know usually tapes at 5:00 or 5:30).
@Pavlov The bar on the old Craig Kilburn set at TV City was fully stocked, but not often utilized.
my favourite thing to do is drink wine from my "crazy cat lady" coffee mug.
Mostly I just want to drink out of glass. I can taste Stainless and won't use a stainless container if I can help it. Plastic is ok, for water etc. I only drink water (sometimes with MIO) at this point anyway.
@tightwad I tried one of those trendy metal water bottles and thought I was gonna die. Seriously awful.
I got tired of being the only person in my family that washed dishes, so I have switched to (my own private stash) of paper cups, plates and utensils exclusively. Now that I am not washing, there is the incredible back-log of dirty dishes and my wife and kids only wash the minimum number of items they need right that second. I think I will still wind up being the one who breaks down and washes them.
I'm only mildly particular, but there's actual science at work here, people. The shape and composition of a drinking container most definitely changes the experience of the liquid imbibed from it--more noticeably in some cases than in others of course.
I am selectively particular. Nosing glass for whisky, tulip for high alcohol beers, mugs for coffee, ice cream, and ramen.