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(DIR) Post #B5uH4bq2qPRVzRJvQO by KmacNessa@mastodon.social
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Dear citizens of the Fediverse... has anyone else picked a bevvy solely because of the name?#photo #photography #blackandwhite #BlackandWhitePhotography #beer #sliceoflife #monochromatic #weekend #dayinthelife #monochrome #ale #paleale #IPA #Konaa #Kmac #macNessa
(DIR) Post #B5uH4c5duPv4locNjk by mirabilos@toot.mirbsd.org
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@KmacNessa yes, I have… and have mostly been disappointed, only rarely it was good. (Assuming bevvy means beverage?)
(DIR) Post #B5uJkxm5sMgG5wnPCy by KmacNessa@mastodon.social
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@mirabilos It does indeed 🍺I've had about a 50/50 success rate so far, but I can't help but take the gamble. :welp:This one turned out pretty good, thankfully. We'll see how my luck goes tomorrow. Have you noticed any patterns as to which tend to be better? Or has it been more of a free for all?
(DIR) Post #B5uJkxwNG8u6bpbcES by mirabilos@toot.mirbsd.org
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@KmacNessa hmm.Those that tend to put more value on marketing than the actual product were overall worse, though I found myself enjoying “moloko”, which looks like it’s targetting fancy higher class. It’s also refreshingly not-too-sweet, which has been a factor. But sometimes, it’s just a complete surprise.
(DIR) Post #B5wQ5jrfmBKV4mcCFU by KmacNessa@mastodon.social
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@mirabilos That's a good point... splashy brands probably bank more on their name power than the quality of the actual brew. Moloko sounds tasty! I'll keep a look out for it. I keep forgetting Moloko isn't just a electronic band.
(DIR) Post #B5wQ5k7cos5dsG4w76 by mirabilos@toot.mirbsd.org
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@KmacNessa oh, that too? It’s also the name of a fanfiction where I figured it was a reference to the drink, or something.
(DIR) Post #B5wSoVl5GlaKGY0gkK by KmacNessa@mastodon.social
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@mirabilos Ah! Judging by the beer label art I've seen so far, I'm going to guess it was a fanfic of Clockwork Orange?
(DIR) Post #B5wSoVwmZGwUqpU1yq by mirabilos@toot.mirbsd.org
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@KmacNessa Harry Potter, actually
(DIR) Post #B5xElX9WQQ0jWM5RL6 by KmacNessa@mastodon.social
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@mirabilos 🤯
(DIR) Post #B5xElXJ5qpfQ02Z5G4 by mirabilos@toot.mirbsd.org
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@KmacNessa I have no idea. It also never got explained in the story itself. Perhaps the author just used three syllables that fit well together, or drank that stuff while writing.
(DIR) Post #B5xIH383t3zJX97hOC by m0xEE@nosh0b10.m0xee.net
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@mirabilos@toot.mirbsd.org @KmacNessa@mastodon.socialBurgess' A Clockwork Orange had a drink named Moloko Plus that the protagonist often indulged himself in with his friends. The drink was basically milk spiked with stimulant drugs. I believe it inspired many real world drinks and cocktails not containing illicit substances.And the name "moloko" is transliteration of молоко — milk in Russian (and maybe other Slavic languages), A Clockwork Orange's NADSAT slang almost entirely consists of transliterated Russian words, even the word NADSAT itself means "teen" in Russian 😆
(DIR) Post #B5xIH3SydIiaa0uOzQ by mirabilos@toot.mirbsd.org
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@m0xEE @KmacNessa ah, didn’t know that
(DIR) Post #B5xJwDJD2lIQvtWuki by mirabilos@toot.mirbsd.org
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@m0xEE @KmacNessa (the moloko drink I meant has no milk though, which made it harder to catch)
(DIR) Post #B5xLT9eJlpXV5qfsps by mirabilos@toot.mirbsd.org
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@m0xEE @KmacNessa it’s a freshing drink with lemon, orange, elderflower and ginger, made for Moloko Beverage GmbH, apparently (ISTR them also having a mint flavour).I’ve not read that orange clock book, so I couldn’t know, even though I know mljeko for milk.
(DIR) Post #B5xVC0g6s2jRt9yaMC by m0xEE@nosh0b10.m0xee.net
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@mirabilos@toot.mirbsd.org @KmacNessa@mastodon.socialThe book is rather disturbing, but it's not bad fiction. The main theme is whether ethical behaviour should be voluntary and how enforcing it through violence can twist one's mind.Stanley Kubrick brought it to screen and the film is rather popular. It's actually the movie that made me think it's the fourth derivative — I'm not certain, but I think that milk is never mentioned in it, the narrator says something about the drink coming in three varieties, but they omit the milk part that was present in the book. I don't remember it too well myself, it's been years, I have to re-watch it!
(DIR) Post #B5xVC1CiumotWJEdBw by mirabilos@toot.mirbsd.org
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@m0xEE @KmacNessa hm, doesn’t sound like something I’d enjoy reading