Question game

[electric_viking]

in a snack?

[GoJays]

what are you having?

[electric_viking]

bluejays, roasted?

[SillyLoocie]

do you like bacon cinnamon rolls?

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[GoJays]

can i kick vike's ass for that comment?

[electric_viking]

you'd like that wouldnt you?

[GoJays]

is that a rhetorical question, because you and i already know the answer to that, don't we?

[SillyLoocie]

Do you think he would squirm?

[GoJays]

you don't think he'd actually enjoy it, do you?

[electric_viking]

you dont know me very well do you?

[SillyLoocie]

would you like to try some black balsam?

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[GoJays]

ooo, what's that?

[heartgirl99]

doesn't that look thick?

[electric_viking]

i thought you liked it thick?

[SillyLoocie]

did you know it hails from Riga, Latvia?

Riga Black Balsam (Latvian: Rīgas Melnais balzams) is a traditional Latvian herbal liqueur made with many different natural ingredients mixed in pure vodka, giving a 45% abv (90 proof) drink. It can be had as it is, on the rocks or mixed with schnapps, akvavit, or vodka, or warm, in tea, coffee or black currant juice, or mixed with soda water or a soft drink, or in any variety of cocktails. It is also occasionally enjoyed as a topping on ice-cream. The drink itself is black and very bitter, but with a distinct sweetness.
Riga Black Balsam is made by JSC Latvijas Balzams. The traditional recipe was created by Abraham Kunze, a pharmacist living in Riga, and is based on a composition of 24 different ingredients like plants, flowers, buds, juices, roots, oils and berries prepared in oak barrels. It is sold in ceramic hand-made ons. Over time, experts from many countries have highly regarded the quality of Riga Black Balsam, and have given it more than 30 awards at international fairs[citation needed].
Black Balsam is also used in traditional medicine. It is considered to be a good cold remedy and is used to treat digestive problems.[1][2] It has been made in Riga since the middle of the 18th century. According to legend, Empress Catherine the Great of Russia, became ill during a visit to Latvia, but was cured after drinking Riga Black Balsam.