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Author: Mick the MercilessMick the Merciless Date: Aug 22, 2008 13:47
...on a more stable base. If the feed goes now, I shall simply use it as
an excuse to go get a proper drink.
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MTM.
"A drum, a drum; Mickbeth doth come."
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Author: AlfaMSAlfaMS Date: Aug 22, 2008 13:52
Mick the Merciless schrieb:
> ...on a more stable base. If the feed goes now, I shall simply use it as
> an excuse to go get a proper drink.
..'ere - have a nice Glen Grant on me, Mick. Do you want one as well
Enzo, or would a good ten years old Laphroaigh do? I may join in soon, too..
--
Josef
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Author: Enzo MatrixEnzo Matrix Date: Aug 22, 2008 13:54
AlfaMS wrote:
> Mick the Merciless schrieb:
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>> ...on a more stable base. If the feed goes now, I shall simply use
>> it as an excuse to go get a proper drink.
>
> ..'ere - have a nice Glen Grant on me, Mick. Do you want one as well
> Enzo, or would a good ten years old Laphroaigh do? I may join in
> soon, too..
Whatever you think appropriate!
I'm drinking Tanglefoot at the moment.
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Enzo
I wear the cheese. It does not wear me.
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Author: Mick the MercilessMick the Merciless Date: Aug 22, 2008 14:01
On Fri, 22 Aug 2008 22:52:03 +0200, AlfaMS wrote:
> .'ere - have a nice Glen Grant on me, Mick. Do you want one as well
> Enzo, or would a good ten years old Laphroaigh do? I may join in soon, too.
My dad used to love those peaty Islay malts, I'm a Glenmorangie man
myself, or at leat *anything* that doesn't smell of iodine.
Glen Grant would be lovely. Cheers.
Any way, that's it. Another great session. See you all later - probably
just after i get my drink.
--
MTM.
"A drum, a drum; Mickbeth doth come."
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Author: AlfaMSAlfaMS Date: Aug 22, 2008 14:02
Enzo Matrix schrieb:
> Whatever you think appropriate!
.It took me some time to get acquainted with, and almost addicted to
Laphroaigh - and I still cannot down more than one of them at a time.
But then that certainly isn't a bad thing. I don't climb things after
one drink.
PS: The dedication I had in mind for you would have been "Hair" from the
musical..
;-P
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Josef
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Author: Enzo MatrixEnzo Matrix Date: Aug 22, 2008 14:08
AlfaMS wrote:
> Enzo Matrix schrieb:
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>> Whatever you think appropriate!
>
> .It took me some time to get acquainted with, and almost addicted to
> Laphroaigh - and I still cannot down more than one of them at a time.
> But then that certainly isn't a bad thing. I don't climb things after
> one drink.
I *do* climb things after one drink. But that's usually the tenth or
twelfth... ;-)
But you're right... If you wanna get drunk, don't do it on whisky. Whisky
needs to be treated with a lot more respect than that.
> PS: The dedication I had in mind for you would have been "Hair" from
> the musical..
LOL
--
Enzo
I wear the cheese. It does not wear me.
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Author: AlfaMSAlfaMS Date: Aug 22, 2008 14:21
Enzo Matrix schrieb:
> But you're right... If you wanna get drunk, don't do it on whisky. Whisky
> needs to be treated with a lot more respect than that.
..As do all 'hard' spirits IMHO. Most of them are a lovely treat on
their own - without a 'threat', and the likes of ice, or even tonic
waters of all sorts (G&T exempted). The times I have a spirit throughout
the year are quite limited, though: Usually I can count them using only
one of my hands. For the rest of the year, the beer from Lidl's is
sufficient enough to get me into sleeping mode..
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Josef
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Author: Mick the MercilessMick the Merciless Date: Aug 22, 2008 14:26
On Fri, 22 Aug 2008 23:21:21 +0200, AlfaMS wrote:
> .As do all 'hard' spirits IMHO. Most of them are a lovely treat on
> their own - without a 'threat', and the likes of ice, or even tonic
> waters of all sorts (G&T exempted). The times I have a spirit throughout
> the year are quite limited, though: Usually I can count them using only
> one of my hands. For the rest of the year, the beer from Lidl's is
> sufficient enough to get me into sleeping mode..
I don't drink much indoors but my ten o'clock drop of the hard stuff has
become something of a tradition. If i don't have it, Wendy asks if i'm
feeling all right. So I invariable have it.
--
MTM.
"A drum, a drum; Mickbeth doth come."
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Author: AlfaMSAlfaMS Date: Aug 22, 2008 14:27
Mick the Merciless schrieb:
> I don't drink much indoors but my ten o'clock drop of the hard stuff has
> become something of a tradition. If i don't have it, Wendy asks if i'm
> feeling all right. So I invariable have it.
..LOL - any excuse will do..
:-D
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Josef
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Author: Enzo MatrixEnzo Matrix Date: Aug 22, 2008 14:28
Mick the Merciless wrote:
> On Fri, 22 Aug 2008 23:21:21 +0200, AlfaMS wrote:
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>> .As do all 'hard' spirits IMHO. Most of them are a lovely treat on
>> their own - without a 'threat', and the likes of ice, or even tonic
>> waters of all sorts (G&T exempted). The times I have a spirit
>> throughout the year are quite limited, though: Usually I can count
>> them using only one of my hands. For the rest of the year, the beer
>> from Lidl's is sufficient enough to get me into sleeping mode..
>
> I don't drink much indoors but my ten o'clock drop of the hard stuff
> has become something of a tradition. If i don't have it, Wendy asks
> if i'm feeling all right. So I invariable have it.
Ten o'clock, huh?
That's just a nightcap...
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Enzo
I wear the cheese. It does not wear me.
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