Have you felt like Ralphie lately:
trying to figure out what the hell this means:
Have you been wondering if that was RA’s Three Stooges impression, or was he trying to tell us something? And if he was trying to tell us something, what was it?! What?!
Wonder no more. The other night I was drunk so tired my mind relaxed enough that it came to me, and now I bring you this translation as a public service:
1. Two parts Grey Goose — it’s smooth but has a kick.
2. One part Licor Bellota, which is made from acorns. No, I’m not kidding; trust me.
3. Two more parts Grey Goose. Yeah, I know, it sounds nuts, er, crazy, but hey, the Bellota is non-alcoholic.
4. One part heavy cream on top, and while I’m thinking about it, perhaps a dash of Ovaltine. Oh hell, you decide.Maybe I should have said this first, but an old fashioned glass is perfect, so crawl up to the top shelf where you keep them. Damn, why do you keep them so far out of reach?
And you’ll love me when you end up with a nice cocktail:
It’s called the Thorin Grin:
Damn right even that grump Thorin would be grinning after drinking this, and when you drink it, not only will you grin, but you can do this without riding in a barrel or even leaving your seat.
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RAFrenzy 
oh good grief. You ARE full of it tonight aren’t you?! Love your tag, “mad science experiments”!! Very appropriate.
Sounds interesting, but I will leave it to you and everyone else. I am not brave enough to try.
You’ve decoded the Thorin cocktail and slipped in the Falk/Arkin movie clip again. You made my day. I love you, Frenz!
ooohhh, sounds delicious….I must try it! Lovely pictures!
I some some strange shapes in the ice cubes, especially after sampling a few ;-) Are you engaging in subliminal advertising?