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Published: 2009-10-31 03:55:00 +0000 UTC; Views: 929; Favourites: 9; Downloads: 4
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Named for the liquor by the same name, this vial is highly intoxicating!It's filled with emeralds for their green color, a tiny quartz wand because of it's connection to fairies (you all know the story of the green fairy, right?), and wormwood, because absinthe was made from wormwood.
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well in latin it[wormwood] is after all absinthium, but it's not that highly intoxicating
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Yup. It's a good plant, I'm fond of it.
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Absinthe!
Acutally Mansinthe is regular absinthe, it's just named after Marilyn Manson, there's nothing weird in it.
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Huh. So why's it called something different?
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Cause he can? Manson/Mansinthe, he wanted his own brand of absinthe and had it made and named after him.
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I'm glad you like it!
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Oh fun! I've always wanted to try absinthe, but it's banned here.
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Yup. It's banned in the US and I don't know where else... I know it's legal in France, though, because my best friend who lives there loves it.
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It's banned in a lot of places actually..
I want to get some Mansinthe, Marilyn Manson's absinthe. Hehe.
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So I've heard.
That would be crazy...
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You know what? They sell absinthe in the States. If it's banned, how can it be bought and sold here? I know that I read about it being banned.
I just looked it up, and it says "As of October 2007, the TTB a bureau under the Department of the Treasury has updated policy regarding the use of the term "absinthe" on labels of distilled spirits products and in related advertising material. They have approved the use of the term "absinthe" on the label of a distilled spirits product and in related advertisements only if the product is "thujone-free" pursuant to the Food and Drug Administration's (FDA) regulations.
Based on the updated policy, absinthe is considered "thujone-free" if it contains 10 ppm or less thujone."
Found that here [link]
Hmm. Now I just need the $63 to buy some Mansinthe.
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Hm. Maybe it's been un-banned in some states?
Oh! Seems I was right. Very cool.
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Is it legal in your state?
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I don't know. It's not legal for me (I'm only 20)
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I'm only 17. xD
And btw I can't find anything about the individual states, it might be nationwide. Because traditional absinthe is still banned in the US because it's not "thujone-free."
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Could be nationwide. I don't know.
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I believe it is nationwide.
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Oh I love the emeralds, a perfect combo for a perfect drink...ok, I have never tried it...but still its green!
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Yolene has, and she likes it. She doesn't like much alcohol.
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now I want it even more...if only the bottle at the local liquor store wasnt $60
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Heh. One day, maybe.
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maybe one day they will come out with a smaller bottle
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That'd be nice.
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