#makkoli

[irisslove]

Odem - Hand Crafted Makkoli Bar at New Bahru

[yakozy]

no morning queue tomorrow! i will be fighting for my life at an idol concert (just imagine me as Baba writing this)

[borajibolala]

Jin's Traditional Alcohol Journey

I think I've watched the whole series a couple of times already, but it still feels so refreshing everytime..

This series where Jin starts to learn the art of making makgeolli, feels personal and meaningfull.

Makgeolli sometimes anglicized to makkoli is a Korean alcoholic drink. It is a milky, off-white, and lightly sparkling rice wine that has a slight viscosity

Because we know that's what he could plan and execute in time before enlisting, of course, but also is about his tradition.

At this point Seokjin knows very well how much influence (world wide) he has, the same with BTS and every member. Remember all the times army got JKs kombucha sold out?

This time, he's taking army on a journey to learn more about a very special korean tradition.

Drinking has a different cultural importance in korea.

But this series is not just about getting drunk.

Is about the craftmanship, the chemistry, the patience and the persistence that pays off at the end, when you can savour the fruits of handmade labour with people that are special to you, while eating some homecooked food.

It is inspirational to see Jin getting hands on, humbly taking the role of apprentice, eager to learn and excel.

Jin is sharing culture, keeping it alive through the new generation.

At one of the last episodes, Jin asks for ownership of the recipe which implicates a lot of meaning.

He states that he wants his drink to bring people together, and the master that gives him the recipe couldn't have chosen a more fitting name.

I won't spoil it, because it felt really magical and got me a bit emotional.

But it reminded me of the beautiful message of BTS.

As Namjoon has said before, the one who wears the crown must bear its weight, and no member takes it lightly..

Jin said he wants to share his drink with BTS and Army, I'll wait for his return.

Until then, stay healthy our astronaut.

-June

[soysaucevictim]

Because brain is soupy, gonna play with the idea of all my Logans interacting (already did this with Remus, Roman, and Virgil).

Honestly - it'd be a feud between two camps which I would designate: Magical Fuckery is Real (MFers) & Science Only, Bitch (SOBs)!

(Look. I never said I was particularly mature here... shhh... I love the nerd, fr, tho.)

Begotten (MFer; Mage/Necromancer/Tattooist): It's really quite simple, you just have to pull on the Tapestry to make Matter do your bidding. Easy as raising the dead!

iZombie (SOB; Medical Examiner; Human): Now. Chemistry is not my area of expertise. But even I know that's not how any of that works.

Gymrat (SOB; IT Specialist; Human), at Begotten: I'm no physicist myself, but.... Did you just say you turned nitrogen gas into helium!? Do you have ANY idea how much energy that would take!?

Promethean (MFer; Chemistry Professor / Ophidian; Nepri/Osiran): If transmutations weren't so powerful - how would you explain how I function? I don't believe you can. I want to go back to my studies... and make sure Remus hasn't started something again.

iZ: Why must you bring philosophy into this - I get enough headaches with Janus about that quagmire. What you just said appears to be entirely tautological and- By Paracelsus, I need some damned makkoli or something over here. If I didn't already know that zombies existed - I would say that you've lost both your minds.

Gymrat: Wait. Zombies?

iZ: I suppose I must admit, Remus is... a handful.

Everyone, exasperated and endeared somewhat: Finally. Something we can agree on.

[meluhha]

Traces of Dravidian languages in North India & Pakistan

Some estimates suggest that there are between 100 to 200 Dravidian loanwords in Balochi:

Akni - Rice (from the Dravidian word "akkan")

Bhat - Rice (from the Dravidian word "paddi")

Bar - Big (from the Dravidian word "peru")

Chamak - Shine (from the Dravidian word "chamakka")

Cheez - Thing (from the Dravidian word "sizha")

Danka - Bell (from the Dravidian word "tanka")

Daraz - Long (from the Dravidian word "tarai")

Dasht - Desert (from the Dravidian word "takkam")

Dhoro - Stream (from the Dravidian word "dorai")

Dosi - Friend (from the Dravidian word "tozi")

Dunya - World (from the Dravidian word "taniya")

Ghan - Garden (from the Dravidian word "kanne")

Ghash - Grass (from the Dravidian word "kacca") 

Ghom - Bend (from the Dravidian word "kombu")

Gich - Thicket (from the Dravidian word "kitchi")  

Gida - Cow (from the Dravidian word "kudai") 

Gosht - Meat (from the Dravidian word "kozhi")

Gwadar - Port (from the Dravidian word "katara")

Kach - River (from the Dravidian word "kacca")

Kachkool - Beggar (from the Dravidian word "kaccha") 

Kaj - Glass (from the Dravidian word "kaccha")  

Kandah - Blind (from the Dravidian word "kandu") 

Kanjar - Itinerant tribe (from the Dravidian word "kanchari") 

Kapar - Cloth (from the Dravidian word "kappar") 

Karkhan - Workshop (from the Dravidian word "karkhana") 

Kharboza - Melon (from the Dravidian word "karbu")

Kuch - Key (from the Dravidian word "kuchi")

Kufri - Potato (from the Dravidian word "kukkiri")

Kup - Pot (from the Dravidian word "kuppi")

Kurr - Pot (from the Dravidian word "kudam")

Laddu - Sweet (from the Dravidian word "laddu")

Lar - Stream (from the Dravidian word "alaru") 

Las - Leaf (from the Dravidian word "ilai")

Mach - Fish (from the Dravidian word "matsya")

Makaan - House (from the Dravidian word "makkan") 

Makan - Mat (from the Dravidian word "mattai") 

Makkol - Ant (from the Dravidian word "makkoli") 

Manj - Cot (from the Dravidian word "manjai") 

Menj - Bed (from the Dravidian word "menju")

Mitha - Sweet (from the Dravidian word "mitai")

Moch - Goat (from the Dravidian word "mokka")

Munda - Boy (from the Dravidian word "munda") 

Naga - Naked (from the Dravidian word "naga")

Nagin - Snake (from the Dravidian word "nagini")

Nara - Man (from the Dravidian word "nara")

Nari - Woman (from the Dravidian word "nari") 

Naram - Soft (from the Dravidian word "naramu") 

Naukri - Job (from the Dravidian word "nokku")

Pakka - Cooked (from the Dravidian word "paka")

Palang - Bed (from the Dravidian word "palanku")

Palki - Palanquin (from the Dravidian word "palaku")

Pani - Water (from the Dravidian word "pani")

Panyar - Flour (from the Dravidian word "paniyaram")

Pashmina - Wool (from the Dravidian word "pashm")

Phana - Snake (from the Dravidian word "pana")

Phanda - Trap (from the Dravidian word "phandu")

Pind - Village (from the Dravidian word "pindu")

Pukka - Solid (from the Dravidian word "pukka") 

Rait - Sand (from the Dravidian word "arai")

Rang - Color (from the Dravidian word "rang")

Resham - Silk (from the Dravidian word "rezham")

Roh - Sun (from the Dravidian word "ravi")

Saman - Goods (from the Dravidian word "samana")

Sanj - Evening (from the Dravidian word "santati")

Sanni - Gold (from the Dravidian word "sonne")

Sardar - Leader (from the Dravidian word "sardara")

Sardi - Cold (from the Dravidian word "sardi")

Sark - Brocade (from the Dravidian word "sarkara")

Saunf - Fennel (from the Dravidian word "sombu")

Saz - Decoration (from the Dravidian word "sajja")

Seeng - Horn (from the Dravidian word "singam")

Sosan - Jasmine (from the Dravidian word "champaka")

Sumbal - Hyacinth (from the Dravidian word "chambakam")

Sur - Tune (from the Dravidian word "suram")

Surma - Kohl (from the Dravidian word "surmai")

Tamaash - Entertainment (from the Dravidian word "tamasha")

Taweez - Amulet (from the Dravidian word "tavi")

Thor - Arrow (from the Dravidian word "turu")

Tunda - Sharp (from the Dravidian word "tundu") 

Tunk - Hard (from the Dravidian word "tunku") 

Tutak - Parrot (from the Dravidian word "tuti") 

Uch - High (from the Dravidian word "ucchi") 

Udan - Flight (from the Dravidian word "udan") 

Umar - Age (from the Dravidian word "umaru") 

Utar - Descend (from the Dravidian word "utarai")

Wari - Fort (from the Dravidian word "varai")

Yak - One (from the Dravidian word "yeka")

Zang - Bangle (from the Dravidian word "sangam") 

Zarak - Gold (from the Dravidian word "sarakku")

Zard - Yellow (from the Dravidian word "jara")

Zaheen - Intelligent (from the Dravidian word "sahana")

Zangi - Black (from the Dravidian word "kari")

Ziarat - Pilgrimage (from the Dravidian word "chariya")

Zulfa - Tassel (from the Dravidian word "sulka")

It is generally believed that Sindhi has a significant number of words from Dravidian languages. Some estimates suggest that there are around 300 to 400 Dravidian loanwords in Sindhi, although the actual number may be higher or lower.

Prakrit

Acala (from Tamil "akalam," meaning time)

Aditi (from Tamil "aditi," meaning free from bonds)

Agara (from Tamil "akaram," meaning letter)

Ajagara (from Tamil "acankaram," meaning python)

Ajina (from Tamil "acanam," meaning skin)

Akasa (from Tamil "akasam," meaning sky)

Amba (from Tamil "ambu," meaning water)

Ambara (from Tamil "amparam," meaning clothing)

Ambaraṣa (from Tamil "amparacca," meaning shade)

Amma (from Tamil "amma," meaning mother)

Aṃsa (from Tamil "ampu," meaning shoulder)

Anila (from Tamil "anilam," meaning wind)

Apa (from Tamil "appa," meaning water)

Arjuna (from Tamil "arijuna," meaning white-flowered myrobalan)

Asa (from Tamil "acai," meaning hope)

Asana (from Tamil "asanam," meaning seat)

Aṭa (from Tamil "atta," meaning grain)

Avarodha (from Tamil "avarodam," meaning obstacle)

Ayasa (from Tamil "ayacu," meaning iron)

Ayya (from Tamil "acca," meaning father)

Baddha (from Tamil "vattam," meaning circle)

Bhadda (from Tamil "pattam," meaning cloth)

Bhanda (from Tamil "pandam," meaning vessel)

Bhava (from Tamil "pava," meaning being)

Bheda (from Tamil "petai," meaning division)

Bhrasta (from Tamil "purasadam," meaning ruined)

Bila (from Tamil "vilai," meaning hole)

Bimba (from Tamil "vimpu," meaning image)

Bujanga (from Tamil "puzhankam," meaning serpent)

Cakra (from Tamil "cakkaram," meaning wheel)

Camma (from Tamil "camai," meaning garment)

Candana (from Tamil "kantu," meaning sandalwood)

Candra (from Tamil "candram," meaning moon)

Carma (from Tamil "carimam," meaning skin)

Caru (from Tamil "caru," meaning rice)

Casaka (from Tamil "cakkaram," meaning pot)

Cattra (from Tamil "cattiram," meaning heroic deed)

Catura (from Tamil "catiram," meaning clever)

Caura (from Tamil "cavarai," meaning thief)

Cela (from Tamil "celam," meaning cloth)

Cesta (from Tamil "cetam," meaning action)

Citra (from Tamil "citiram," meaning picture)

Culla (from Tamil "cuḷḷam," meaning group)

Dadhi (from Tamil "tati," meaning curd)

Dana (from Tamil "tana," meaning wealth)

Danta (from Tamil "tantu," meaning thread)

Daru (from Tamil "taram," meaning wood)

Dhana (from Tamil "tana," meaning wealth)

Dhamma (from Tamil "tamam," meaning religious doctrine)

Dhanu (from Tamil "tani," meaning bow)

Dosa (from Tamil "tosai," meaning pancake)

Duhkha (from Tamil "tukkam," meaning sorrow)

Dvipa (from Tamil "tivam," meaning island)

Gada (from Tamil "kattai," meaning stick)

Gandha (from Tamil "kandam," meaning fragrance)

Gata (from Tamil "kadam," meaning gone)

Gaya (from Tamil "kai," meaning hand)

Ghata (from Tamil "katam," meaning jar)

Giri (from Tamil "kiri," meaning mountain)

Godha (from Tamil "kotai," meaning pond)

Godhuma (from Tamil "kothumai," meaning wheat)

Gola (from Tamil "kollam," meaning circle)

Gopura (from Tamil "kovil," meaning temple)

Guna (from Tamil "kunam," meaning quality)

Guti (from Tamil "kuti," meaning hut)

Hamsa (from Tamil "amsam," meaning swan)

Hasti (from Tamil "asti," meaning elephant)

Himavat (from Tamil "himam," meaning snow)

Iṣa (from Tamil "icai," meaning lord)

Jala (from Tamil "jalam," meaning water)

Jantu (from Tamil "jantu," meaning animal)

Jaya (from Tamil "jayam," meaning victory)

Jina (from Tamil "canam," meaning victory)

Jivha (from Tamil "cipam," meaning tongue)

Jnana (from Tamil "nanam," meaning knowledge)

Kacca (from Tamil "kacai," meaning green)

Kala (from Tamil "kalai," meaning art)

Kalya (from Tamil "kali," meaning sport)

Kama (from Tamil "kamam," meaning desire)

Kanta (from Tamil "kantam," meaning beloved)

Kara (from Tamil "karai," meaning shore)

Karman (from Tamil "karamam," meaning action)

Karu (from Tamil "karu," meaning embryo)

Karya (from Tamil "karyam," meaning work)

Kasa (from Tamil "kacai," meaning cough)

Kastha (from Tamil "kasam," meaning stick)

Kavaca (from Tamil "kavacam," meaning armor)

Kaya (from Tamil "kai," meaning body)

Kesa (from Tamil "kesam," meaning hair)

Khara (from Tamil "karai," meaning salty)

Kirti (from Tamil "kiruttam," meaning fame)

Kosa (from Tamil "kosam," meaning treasury)

Krsna (from Tamil "karuṇai," meaning black)

Kula (from Tamil "kudai," meaning family)

Kumara (from Tamil "kumaran," meaning youth)

Kumbha (from Tamil "kumpai," meaning pot)

Kusa (from Tamil "kusam," meaning grass)

Lata (from Tamil "ilai," meaning leaf)

Lavana (from Tamil "lavanam," meaning salt)

[rosestoriesandpinkpie]

December chronology

rose for evolet

#pinklemonade

Actividades

express (semanales)

expiration date #e_exp136

actividad uno 350 bobba pearls (+20 bobba pearls) actividad dos 350 bobba pearls (+20 bobba pearls)

cuéntame un cuento #e_exp138

actividad uno 300 bobba pearls (+20 bobba pearls) actividad dos 300 bobba pearls (+20 bobba pearls)

total: 1, 380 bobba pearls

temáticos

romanticize winter #e_exp137

agregar recetas propias a un libro familiar 250 bobba pearls hacer limpieza en el closet  ft. makkoli 300 bobba pearls planear citas médicas de rutina ft. espresso 300 bobba pearls

Intercambio de manualidad ft. makkoli 300 bobba pearls

total: 1,150 bobba pearls

sweet wishes

the drinks and the songs gingerbread ice tea #sw_d01 350 bobba pearls peppermint mocha ft espresso #sw_d04 460 bobba pearls santa doesn't know you like Ido #sw_d06 350 bobba pearls hot apple and orange punch ft makkoli, espresso, umeshu #sw_d08 485 bobba pearls hot cocoa #sw_d11 350 bobba pearls

the desserts and the pics chocolate and cherry cold cake ft. espresso #sw_d13 460 bobba pearls chocolate and cherry cold cake (pic) #sw_d13 350 bobba pearls coconut-lemon sherbet ft. espresso #sw_d22 460 bobba pearls bonus por seis actividades: 300 bobba pearls

total: 3,590 bobba pearls

taste of sweet nostalgia #galactxevolt

Margaritaville 350 bobba pearls

total: 350 bobba pearls

diario de una navidad, protocolo de investigación #e_exp139

15 entradas x 200 3,000 bobba pearls bonus(5, 10, 15): 250 x 3 750 bobba pearls

total: 3, 750 bobba pearls

club de lectura

comentario 20 bobba pearls

actividad publicada 10 bobba pearls

total: 30 bobba pearls

bienvenidas

#thegodfather

total: 5 bobba pearls

extra:

acontecimiento: 50 bobba pearls

total: bobba pearls

[blackberryblueberry]

J, 1st meeting

J was handsome and self-conscious. He talked with a great deal of abstraction, never getting to the point. Like me, he was an Aquarius rising, and I wondered if I sounded like him when I talked. A year ago he’d gotten out of a five-year relationship. He said it’d stagnated and that something had failed to emerge. “Sometimes two plus two equals four but it’d be better if two plus two equaled five.” I wondered if he could hear the absurdity in framing it this way. I asked him to order for us--he ordered lumpia, pork skewers, and halo-halo--and after dinner I said I needed to pick up an air conditioner. He volunteered to come along. We took the subway to Carroll St and picked up a Frigidaire window unit from an acquaintance, and took a cab back to my neighborhood, where he hauled the A/C into my bedroom and installed it in my window. After that we went to a nearby Nepali bar and got drinks—mine was a frothy makkoli cocktail rimmed with tajin. The bar was enormous and purply and the speaker system played a mixture of US top 40 and south Asian / Latin hits. I sat close to him and we didn’t quite flirt, but I did get him to add me as a friend on co-star, and our charts were pretty compatible. He didn't ask me a whole lot about me, but he'd talk a lot about himself, and reveal quite a lot. He said that in the past he’d primarily dated white women, and was trying not to now. (The second Asian person I dated who said this to me.) He interpreted the attraction to white women as a symptom of self-loathing, as expressing a need for validation. He constantly brought up his attributes as a way of measuring his value or what he brought to the table, relative to others. He mentioned that he lacked charisma, the ability to enliven a conversation. It was true, he was a great bore. He acknowledged at another point that he was a good-looking guy, and that was true too. He was in the grip of constant self-assessment, and it made me worry that I was like that too. Too long in the dating marketplace? Or too long spent in the New York art world and other such white supremacist bourgeois social-capitalist sectors? He used to work as a gallerist, chasing down art openings.

I invited him back to my apartment, and we started hooking up. He made out with me with aggressive tongue. And he started sucking on my neck and chest, with a force that I worried was going to leave marks. "It won't," he said. (He was wrong). Then he pulled off my underwear, bundled it, and pushed it into my mouth, and started to eat me out while holding my jaw shut with one hand.

I was about to go down on him, but he stopped me. He needed to tell me something. I instantly thought, "STD."

"I have ED. I didn't take a pill..."

It took me a moment to register what that meant. I guessed we wouldn't be fucking. We talked about what we liked, and his list was pretty long and explicit. It seemed he'd done a lot more, and with a lot of toys. He also said he liked to over-communicate. He told me he liked being dominant, and liked seeing his partner in pleasure. I could really see it - I just had the sense that I could just let loose and enjoy myself and he'd feel good about it.

He flipped me on my back and wanted to eat me out from behind, but I was self-conscious and asked if we could shower. In the shower he took the shower-head and turned it to the pulsing setting and used it on me. I laughed--he was really obsessed with getting me off.

In bed I started sucking his dick, but he stopped me with "I'm really sensitive for some reason." He put on one of my condoms, and we tried to fuck, but he stopped and switched to a condom that he'd brought, but then also stopped. "I'm having a bit of performance anxiety," he said. I touched his arm to try to reassure him. We lay down, semi-spooning, and he put his fingers inside me and I touched myself at the same time. It felt really good, whatever he was doing, and I moaned and let him listen to it, and eventually I came. It was the first time I'd come on a first date hookup.

He didn't stay the night because he needed to go home to take care of his cat. He cuddled me while he waited for his cab to pick him up. After he left I slept like a log.

[spankystokes]

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[olvemeet]

I love makkoly, Korean traditions wine❤

[myjiating]

For the 2nd day, we grabbed a late breakfast at the largest traditional food market in Seoul called Gwangjang Market. We had the famous noodles from the Netflix lady, got my blood sausage and makkoli, and tried live octopus. We walked off all the food at the Nandaemun market. Then we spent the rest of the day in Hongdae (college town) visiting a dog cafe, arcade, watched some street performers, and had more bbq.

[dekitateyo]

We were gifted this drink the other day at Matsubara shotengai - corn makgeolli. Makkoli/Makgeolli is a korean alcoholic drink, it's quite known here in Japan.

I've never tasted this flavor before, the alcohol+corn scent is really nice. Will try it later cold with our dinner!

[chanmollong]

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[emilleodendaal]

Awesome Saturday turn up with our Korean host. #saturday #turnup #ThanksJay #Korean #Food #Makkoli #GoodTimes #Drank (at Pretoria, South Africa) https://www.instagram.com/p/BnMNrB7FqCz/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=598yqippgfce

[sharkdxd]

I adopted a puppy guys!! And I’m back on Tumblr lol sorry for the pause.

[jythehungryronin]

What's your favourite drink?⁣⁣ ⁣⁣ It's been a long time since I last had Makgeolli, a Korean alcoholic drink made with rice. Maybe a couple of years. I remember it to be tasty but the one I had last night was soso. I don't know if it is the quality of the drink or maybe my tastebuds has changed over the years. ⁣⁣ ⁣ It was my first time ever having it using that kind of metal cup and kettle to serve tr he makgeolli in. Anyone know why it is served in a metal kettle?⁣ ⁣⁣ ⁣⁣ ⁣⁣ ⁣⁣ ⁣⁣ #makgeolli #makkoli #nongju #ricewine #koreanricewine #koreanalcohol (at Dong Dae Moon) https://www.instagram.com/p/B66pyFsFMGr/?igshid=1m86hnxopphzl

[hellssblog]

ulsan party with Leah’s coworkers! we had super delicious bbq and then went to a makkoli bar and got a bunch of different flavors and some food. including beondegi!  and then we did noraebang!