Hmmm, before that Piece of Plonkedâ„¢ thinks it's a great idea, let's warn Keith.

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> It's a lousy drink. Anything that can't be drunk straight isn't worth
> drinking.
>

I agree and that is why my Rum of Choice is Appleton's V/X Jamaican Rum.

I'll open the 21 year old Appleton's on a very special occasion. For now it remains sealed..

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First off, I couldn't find the "join" button (oops!). Second, there's a lot of teams I'd join, but there's no way to say "OK, I'll do one WU with TFFE, one with Synergy, one with MacNN...".

Don't wanna be partial, y'know...

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Use different accounts, now it is still possible. ...

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> I'll open the 21 year old Appleton's on a very special occasion. For now it
> remains sealed..
>

This being when? When you've found Atlantis? Or am I not allowed to pry? ;)

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> > I'll open the 21 year old Appleton's on a very special occasion. For now
> it
> > remains sealed..
> >
>
> This being when? When you've found Atlantis? Or am I not allowed to pry? ;)
>

You can pry all you want..

One of two reasons..

1. If my ex-wife gets down her knees and kisses my ass...

2. I get the job I am currently after.

Of the two the second is most likely to happen.. If the first was to happen I would throw a party for almost all SETI participants and go to Jamaica to get several cases of the 21 year old Appleton's.. Hell I have the party in Jamaica..

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I'd rather speak my mind because it hurts too much to bite my tongue.

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I'd rather speak my mind because it hurts too much to bite my tongue.

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> Sorry, we don't do Bicardi as it's too low on alcohol and thereby
> deemed undrinkable. Bacardi on the other hand? mwoah. ;)
>
Jord, you should find some Barcardi 151 which is 75.5% alcohol by volumn.
Otherwise known as Carribean Rocket Fuel.

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I'd like to be able to like whisky. Bottle of Blue Label when I do.

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> First off, I couldn't find the "join" button (oops!).

Please, don't insult my intelligence. ;-)

> Second, there's a lot
> of teams I'd join, but there's no way to say "OK, I'll do one WU with TFFE,
> one with Synergy, one with MacNN...".
>

Fear of commitment??

> Don't wanna be partial, y'know...
>

Fear of commitment??

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> > Sorry, we don't do Bicardi as it's too low on alcohol and thereby
> > deemed undrinkable. Bacardi on the other hand? mwoah. ;)
> >
> Jord, you should find some Barcardi 151 which is 75.5% alcohol by volumn.
> Otherwise known as Carribean Rocket Fuel.
>

Only 75.5% volume alcohol, Dennis? Pah, I use that to clean the recording heads on my old Sony tape-recorder. ;)

Hmmm, what shall we get today? :D

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It's not fear of commitment - It's an excess of commitablilty!

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> > It's a lousy drink. Anything that can't be drunk straight isn't
> worth
> > drinking.
> >
>
> I agree and that is why my Rum of Choice is Appleton's V/X Jamaican Rum.
>
> I'll open the 21 year old Appleton's on a very special occasion. For now it
> remains sealed..
>

Nothin' fancy for me. "Conch Republic" Dark Rum is just fine for me.
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Ziggy

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> I'd like to be able to like whisky. Bottle of Blue Label when I do.
>

Johnnie Walker, no matter what color the label is, gives me a shiver and makes me feel nauseous!

A [url=http://www.chivas.com/homepage.html]Chivas Regal<a> on the other hand... Or a [url=http://www.glenfiddich.com/]Glenfiddich<a>......

I prefer one of these served to a cup of coffee after a god dinner, just as a Cognac, in a glass with no ice or anything, just straight! Uhmmmmm.....

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> > I'd like to be able to like whisky. Bottle of Blue Label when I do.
> >
>
> Johnnie Walker, no matter what color the label is, gives me a shiver and makes
> me feel nauseous!
>
> A [url=http://www.chivas.com/homepage.html]Chivas Regal<a> on the other
> hand... Or a [url=http://www.glenfiddich.com/]Glenfiddich<a>......
>
> I prefer one of these served to a cup of coffee after a god dinner, just as a
> Cognac, in a glass with no ice or anything, just straight! Uhmmmmm.....
>
Cognac warmed in a brandy baloon mmmmmmmmm really opens the nasal passages.

Every time my Old Man and I passed by the Duty Free, we'd stock up on Green Label and Benson & Hedges. When I went through on my own, it was Absolut and Benson & Hedges.

Both of us, though, would've probably gotten a Blue Label if we ever had the opportunity.

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> Cognac warmed in a brandy baloon mmmmmmmmm really opens the nasal passages.
>

Oh yes, a Renault Carte Noir or a Remy Martin, please!

VSOP - Vi Super Op Pengane (We drink up all the money) - as we say in Sweeden! :-)

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Simple man, simple tastes. Bacardi dark dry for me. Or maybe just some sake.

> I'd like to be able to like whisky.
>

Some years ago I attended in a course, and one morning I went for breakfast a little early, and there I met a nice, elderly man, who also attended the course. He said to me that he had something in his room he wanted to show me, and I should come with him! I was kind of surprised and sceptical, but I went with him.

When I came in his room, he asked me to sit down, and then he drawed out a bottle of 12 year old whisky and poured me a good-sized dram of it! WOW, what a way to kickstart the day!! I had several good "morning-meetings" with him (soon others joined also) in his room the rest of the course!

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