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toss
Senior Cruncher New Zealand Joined: Jan 3, 2007 Post Count: 220 Status: Offline Project Badges: 
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Update does not seem to be happening.
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Movieman
Veteran Cruncher Joined: Sep 9, 2006 Post Count: 1042 Status: Offline |
Dear Lord, no stats fix tonight?
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Sekerob
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JD? Joe Don (Baker)?
----------------------------------------There were a Canadian and an American Navy man where latter praised Glennfiddich and former responded that he cleaned the kitchen sink with it, up on which the former latter slugged the latter former, over a Scottish whiskey. Lost ;? Yes, noticed too, send a mail since the forums are very intermittent too.
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keithhenry
Ace Cruncher Senile old farts of the world ....uh.....uh..... nevermind Joined: Nov 18, 2004 Post Count: 18665 Status: Offline Project Badges:
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JD = Jack Daniels
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Former Member
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JD = Jack Daniels JD=  IMHOI'm a Islay single malt man, preferably an 18 year or older Laphroaig.  |
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Sekerob
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Once upon a time I bought a wooden cased bottle of Royal Lochnagar, Single Highland Malt somewhere in the Grampians for 50 Scottish pounds... with numbered certificate of authenticity. Once upon another time, 10 years later visited a restaurant where the proprietor was a whiskey lover, promoting his hobby in the place with many fine single malts on view. I recognized one and told the good man, dressed in kilt I had one of that brand? This is 20 years ago, but the ears started flapping and the question came sort of "Red or Blue Label"? Having latter he quoted me then a price of 450 [old] English pounds. The bottle in the case is still here, untouched, with other bottles such as of the houses of Lagavulin, Balvenie and Dalmore. One day we'll have a party, and it won't be a Boston Tea Party for sure, but that Lochnagar will remain in the preserve... in the maybe mistaken thought there's maybe classic in the house
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Former Member
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The Stats problem is being worked on by one of the techs.
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Movieman
Veteran Cruncher Joined: Sep 9, 2006 Post Count: 1042 Status: Offline |
Once upon a time I bought a wooden cased bottle of Royal Lochnagar, Single Highland Malt somewhere in the Grampians for 50 Scottish pounds... with numbered certificate of authenticity. Once upon another time, 10 years later visited a restaurant where the proprietor was a whiskey lover, promoting his hobby in the place with many fine single malts on view. I recognized one and told the good man, dressed in kilt I had one of that brand? This is 20 years ago, but the ears started flapping and the question came sort of "Red or Blue Label"? Having latter he quoted me then a price of 450 [old] English pounds. The bottle in the case is still here, untouched, with other bottles such as of the houses of Lagavulin, Balvenie and Dalmore. One day we'll have a party, and it won't be a Boston Tea Party for sure, but that Lochnagar will remain in the preserve... in the maybe mistaken thought there's maybe classic in the house Sorry, what was the topic again I've only tried Scotch once in my life and it tasted like varnish to me. Had a friend tell me that "you need to acquire a taste for it" to which I replied" If something doesn't taste good to you the first time your a fool to go back and be disappointed a second time." Now I'll admit that JD is cheap booze but I like the taste. I also like Wild Turkey which is better quality but given the choice I'll stick with the JD. Keep in mind that in my house a 1/2 gallon bottle of JD might last an entire year so no matter what I drink I'm not having any great effect on anyone's bottom line.  To Dave Bell: Thanks |
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toss
Senior Cruncher New Zealand Joined: Jan 3, 2007 Post Count: 220 Status: Offline Project Badges:
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The Stats problem is being worked on by one of the techs. The way this party is developing he might be too drunk to fix anything! ;-) |
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Former Member
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Wrong , he / she only drink Barkers Juice
End of the story once and for all , many thanks ;-) |
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