(thing) by kessenich Thu Mar 02 2000 at 10:40:08
Latin
In the absence of.
*This term formerly appeared in law reports to note the absence of a judge (the court, absente Ellis, J., was unanimous).

Black's Law Dictionary

this node was voted down, so I guess no one gives a fuck about Latin. "I've been trying to get Latin cancelled for years." - Max Fischer, Rushmore.

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(thing) by Meonal Thu Oct 25 2001 at 4:20:52
Absente:

Not quite Absinthe, but rather, Absinthe refined.

Absente is a legal in America 'version' of Absinthe, the only difference being the presence of Southern Wormwood instead of Wormwood.

It's good, it's damn good. I like it.

An Absente drunk is like no other drunk. A calming and a quiet. I feel clearheaded when Absente drunk in the very same way I don't feel clearheaded in a beer drunk. I understand why it was such a popular drink for artists and writers. The world around me opened up in a very unique way that still allowed me to be me.

A quote from Absente.com:

"After the first glass, you see things as you wish they were. After the second, you see things as they are not. Finally, you see things as they really are, and that is the most horrible thing in the world." - Oscar Wilde

Absente costs around $30 (US) per bottle. $35 for a gift set with a glass and spoon.

Find it, drink it, praise it - Abesente, Absinthe Refined

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