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bentheharpman

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Deepest Blue

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Mar 22 05 3:55 AM

1. Old Style
2. Pabst Blue Ribbon
3. Miller High Life
4. Fat Tire
5. Guiness and or Harp's

+ I'm with Jack and Coke as well as The Dude's drink of choice,
Kahlua and Half and Half as well as a 12 year single malt scotch on the rocks.

Give me Champagne when I'm thirsty and a little reefer when I wanna get high...

Ben the Harpman

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Sassie

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Mar 22 05 5:34 AM

QUOTE (karyobin @ Mar 21 2005, 10:00 PM)

Oh bugger

You okay, K?

Never put off til tomorrow what you can do the day after.

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marochaze

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Mar 22 05 7:31 AM

Here in france you're gonna get wall to wall Kronenbourg, medium cold but warmer as the days go by. In its cold state it fills all the functions required-goes in one end and comes out the other but beware if warm a heavy consumtion can lead to the technicolour yawn we all try to avoid. Been off the drink myself for several years but i retain a host of useful "to swallow or not to swallow" tips if anyone needs them! Soon "Ruuuuth" Dave

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karyobin

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Mar 22 05 8:22 AM

QUOTE (Sassie @ Mar 22 2005, 05:34 AM)

QUOTE (karyobin @ Mar 21 2005, 10:00 PM)

Oh bugger

You okay, K?

I think old age is getting to me I posted in the wrong thread

K

'If you can't say it in two minutes thirty, write a book'.

Col

Norbury South London

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The Blindman

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Mar 22 05 8:45 AM

Never drink beer at all.
To quench my thirst, Fruit Juice or water,
to relax/get mellow The Macallan.

blindman

Aberdeen - Scotland

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karyobin

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Mar 22 05 10:08 AM

QUOTE (The Blindman @ Mar 22 2005, 08:45 AM)

Never drink beer at all.
To quench my thirst, Fruit Juice or water,
to relax/get mellow The Macallan.

blindman

I'm rather partial to Knockando myself

when I can find it

http://www.beerliquors.com/buy/liquors/knockando.htm
K

'If you can't say it in two minutes thirty, write a book'.

Col

Norbury South London

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The Blindman

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Mar 22 05 10:12 AM

QUOTE (karyobin @ Mar 22 2005, 10:08 AM)

QUOTE (The Blindman @ Mar 22 2005, 08:45 AM)

Never drink beer at all.
To quench my thirst, Fruit Juice or water,
to relax/get mellow The Macallan.

blindman

I'm rather partial to Knockando myself

when I can find it

http://www.beerliquors.com/buy/liquors/knockando.htm
K

Good Choice K, Macallan is my favourite but,
you don't get any bad Single Malts just some
are better than others and Knockando is one
of the better ones.
Of course its largely personal taste.

blindman

Aberdeen - Scotland

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karyobin

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Mar 22 05 1:58 PM

QUOTE (The Blindman @ Mar 22 2005, 10:12 AM)

QUOTE (karyobin @ Mar 22 2005, 10:08 AM)

QUOTE (The Blindman @ Mar 22 2005, 08:45 AM)

Never drink beer at all.
To quench my thirst, Fruit Juice or water,
to relax/get mellow The Macallan.

blindman

I'm rather partial to Knockando myself

when I can find it

http://www.beerliquors.com/buy/liquors/knockando.htm
K

Good Choice K, Macallan is my favourite but,
you don't get any bad Single Malts just some
are better than others and Knockando is one
of the better ones.
Of course its largely personal taste.

blindman

I only discovered it 8 years or so ago when one of my suppliers gave me a bottle for Christmas

I've seen no reason to change since then apart from the fact it's kind of hard to get hold of down south. I also was recently given (note most of these are gifts) a cask strengh bottle of Laphroaig, my wife did pour a large neat shot for her mother that nearly put her in casualty

and me in shock for a week. I like most Islay malt even if it does,as my wife and mother-in-law will say, smell like TCP

K

'If you can't say it in two minutes thirty, write a book'.

Col

Norbury South London

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Sassie

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Mar 22 05 2:17 PM

QUOTE (The Blindman @ Mar 22 2005, 08:45 AM)

Never drink beer at all.
To quench my thirst, Fruit Juice or water,
to relax/get mellow The Macallan.

blindman

Heard a funny bit on the radio this morning, from Robin Williams.

For a real adventure, go drinking with Scotsmen. Because you can't understand them before! Fer the aift ander hunga blith. Then, after a few, they go into a vowel movement! Aaaaaeeeee, iiiiii, ooooooo uuuuuuu and sometimes y!

Never put off til tomorrow what you can do the day after.

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The Blindman

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Mar 22 05 2:17 PM

Laphroaig is a lovely drink (with caution)
but its peaty taste is a liking that has to be
acquired.

blindman

Aberdeen - Scotland

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FishFeathersMacTeeth

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Mar 22 05 3:36 PM

QUOTE (The Blindman @ Mar 22 2005, 02:17 PM)

Laphroaig is a lovely drink (with caution)
but its peaty taste is a liking that has to be
acquired.

blindman

Hi Billy,

I once heard a story that Laphraoig was the only malt that could be legally imported into the US under Prohibition....

It was for "medical" purposes as no-one in US Customs service believed you could possibly drink it for pleasure...

That one IS an acquired taste isn't it..?

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karyobin

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Mar 22 05 3:42 PM

QUOTE (FishFeathersMacTeeth @ Mar 22 2005, 03:36 PM)

QUOTE (The Blindman @ Mar 22 2005, 02:17 PM)

Laphroaig is a lovely drink (with caution)
but its peaty taste is a liking that has to be
acquired.

blindman

Hi Billy,

I once heard a story that Laphraoig was the only malt that could be legally imported into the US under Prohibition....

It was for "medical" purposes as no-one in US Customs service believed you could possibly drink it for pleasure...

That one IS an acquired taste isn't it..?

The trouble is, once you aquire it you want to try more Islay malt and more....

K

'If you can't say it in two minutes thirty, write a book'.

Col

Norbury South London

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The Blindman

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Mar 22 05 3:54 PM

QUOTE (karyobin @ Mar 22 2005, 03:42 PM)

The trouble is, once you aquire it you want to try more Islay malt and more....

K

That's trouble?

blindman

Aberdeen - Scotland

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karyobin

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Mar 22 05 3:56 PM

QUOTE (The Blindman @ Mar 22 2005, 03:54 PM)

QUOTE (karyobin @ Mar 22 2005, 03:42 PM)

The trouble is, once you aquire it you want to try more Islay malt and more....

K

That's trouble?

blindman

No, getting home afterwards is trouble

K

'If you can't say it in two minutes thirty, write a book'.

Col

Norbury South London

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The Blindman

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Mar 22 05 4:07 PM

QUOTE (karyobin @ Mar 22 2005, 03:56 PM)

QUOTE (The Blindman @ Mar 22 2005, 03:54 PM)

QUOTE (karyobin @ Mar 22 2005, 03:42 PM)

The trouble is, once you aquire it you want to try more Islay malt and more....

K

That's trouble?

blindman

No, getting home afterwards is trouble

K

Absolutely no argument there!

blindman

Aberdeen - Scotland

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old56

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Mar 22 05 4:09 PM

All this talk about single malts reminded me of a gift a friend gave me (long ago) of what purported to be a single malt called "McCallan-Glenlivet". It was one of the finest tasting whiskys I've ver tried. But, I haven't seen it since. Anyone out there in the UK ever seen it or tried it?

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beerbellyblues

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Mar 22 05 4:10 PM

QUOTE (The Blindman @ Mar 22 2005, 03:07 PM)

QUOTE (karyobin @ Mar 22 2005, 03:56 PM)

QUOTE (The Blindman @ Mar 22 2005, 03:54 PM)

QUOTE (karyobin @ Mar 22 2005, 03:42 PM)

The trouble is, once you aquire it you want to try more Islay malt and more....

K

That's trouble?

blindman

No, getting home afterwards is trouble

K

Absolutely no argument there!

blindman

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Ever tried getting into a tent in that state???
I found that every time I got near the zip, somebody moved the field.

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The Blindman

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Mar 22 05 4:16 PM

Now you're talking " smooooth

and around �300.00 uk per bottle and upwards.

blindman

Aberdeen - Scotland

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beerbellyblues

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Mar 22 05 4:18 PM

QUOTE (The Blindman @ Mar 22 2005, 03:16 PM)

Now you're talking " smooooth

and around �300.00 uk per bottle and upwards.

blindman

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At that price I'm on the coarse sandpaper.

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karyobin

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Mar 22 05 4:43 PM

QUOTE (beerbellyblues @ Mar 22 2005, 04:10 PM)

QUOTE (The Blindman @ Mar 22 2005, 03:07 PM)

QUOTE (karyobin @ Mar 22 2005, 03:56 PM)

QUOTE (The Blindman @ Mar 22 2005, 03:54 PM)

QUOTE (karyobin @ Mar 22 2005, 03:42 PM)

The trouble is, once you aquire it you want to try more Islay malt and more....

K

That's trouble?

blindman

No, getting home afterwards is trouble

K

Absolutely no argument there!

blindman

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Ever tried getting into a tent in that state???
I found that every time I got near the zip, somebody moved the field.

That's the same bugger that keeps moving the keyhole on my front door, I swear if I ever catch him...

K

'If you can't say it in two minutes thirty, write a book'.

Col

Norbury South London

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