Flask of peppermint schnapps

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Recipe

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Recipe	flask of peppermint schnapps

When Consumed

• Before Crimboween:

Flask of peppermint schnapps

Before you drink the peppermint schnapps, you decide to pour a little out for your homies. The schnapps forms a little puddle on the floor. You look into it and see a desert island with a hammock strung between two palm trees. Suddenly, a deeply tanned arm reaches out of the puddle and grabs the whole flask out of your hand! You hold onto the flask tightly and pull Uncle Crimbo out through the floor. "Thanks, kid," he says. "I knew you could do it. Well, actually, I was pretty sure you couldn't. But thanks for proving me wrong. See ya on Crimbo Eve!" With that, he lays a finger inside of his nose and rises up into the sky. About halfway up, Uncle Crimbo yells down, "Hey, you wanna play with my sleigh for a while? Wait, no, I mean literally, kid, geez. I don't need it until Crimbo Eve, so have yourself some fun, you've earned it." time sleigh You acquire an item: time sleigh

• During or after Crimboween:

Flask of peppermint schnapps

You drink the peppermint schnapps. It seems to have turned into the peppermint equivalent of vinegar. Which is turpentine, for some reason.

You gain 1 Adventure.

You gain 1 Drunkenness.

Notes

• Part of the Save Uncle Crimbo! quest.
• Drinking the flask before Crimboween resulted in either a Crimbo ukelele, lucky Crimbo tiki necklace, or bobble-hip hula elf doll in your Tropical Crimbo pressie in addition to the normal goodies.
• Even while falling-down drunk or while under a Teetotaler or Oxygenarian path, this item could be drunk.
• This is Uncle Crimbo's favorite booze; according to the consumption leaderboards, he has drunk 1,000 of them.

References

• The line about "pouring a little out for your homies" references the Tupac song, "Pour Out A Little Liquor".
• This item is a reference to the movie Little Nicky, in which a magic flask is said to contain peppermint schnapps.
• The line where Uncle Crimbo "lays a finger inside of his nose" is a reference to Clement Clarke Moore's famous poem "A Visit from St. Nicholas", which contains the lines "And laying a finger aside of his nose, / And giving a nod, up the chimney he rose".