this evening's medical advice
When fresh out of NyQuil, Sake makes an excellent substitute.
Conversion:
3 shotglasses of chilled sake = 2 tablespoons NyQuil
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When fresh out of NyQuil, Sake makes an excellent substitute.
Conversion:
3 shotglasses of chilled sake = 2 tablespoons NyQuil
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Comments
However, one cannot buy sake at a 24-hour pharmacy at four in the morning after a Butthole Surfers concert, although I think you can in Tokyo.
Posted by: Norbizness | December 28, 2003 10:36 PM
Sake. Isn't that Japanese for rubbing alcohol?
Posted by: Easycure | December 29, 2003 12:02 AM
Chilled sake!?
Look, the holidays have been hard on everyone. It's not just you. You've got a lot to live for -- don't do it!
(Didn't your mother tell you to drink sake warm?)
Posted by: Charlie | December 29, 2003 12:14 AM
Yeah, but Nyquil tastes foul.
Posted by: Andrea Harris | December 29, 2003 06:18 AM
There are some sake's that are meant to be consumed chilled. A friend of mine from Japan gave me a bottle of the stuff, and hipped me to drinking it cold after I had already drank some heated (and commented that it didn't taste quite right).
Posted by: Mike | December 29, 2003 09:28 AM
Half a bottle of sake works better than NyQuil, but it does set you up for a visit from the sake monster, though.
Posted by: Wind Rider | December 29, 2003 10:07 AM
I once read that you heat cheap sake but not good sake.
Posted by: Joshua Scholar | December 29, 2003 03:46 PM