:lol2:

And wood structures used for stacking and storing pieces and parts are non-discriminating.

The Cask No 16, though...
After finishing a bottle of this, my father and I tried to refresh our glasses with regular "purple bag" crown...
My immediate response was to start looking for a coke. My dad admitted having the exact same thought.

Winning? You don't play poker to win, you play to have a good time. Just do what feels good.. the cards will fall where they may.

That's what I keep telling my wife about sex...

No experience to share on American tipples but thanks for this thread.:idea: :thankyou:

I'll now pop downstairs and get myself a dram of my favourite SMS (Single Malt Scotch). :yum:

You are welcome at my table any time!

No thanks, I'm not a fish (or at least I try not to be), I just impersonate one on the Cellar. What site(s) do you usually play on?

I've never played online. There's a rolling game here in town that's mostly industry people. I play in that every few weeks. Anytime I'm low on work, I go lose a hundred bucks, and walk away with my calendar full of new sessions and gigs.

Ah, now that's a quality poker strategy!

[18 year old in 15 year old datsun, pulls into drive-through]

Ah, can we have 1.25 litres of coke, and a bottle of your cheapest whiskey.

[/18yo]

I think it was 100 pipers. uuuggghhhhhh.

A few years ago I was in Thailand, and saw a road-side petrol vendor, with the petrol all stacked up for sale in what were clearly 100 pipers bottles. Seemed kind of appropriate, really.

As are oaken barrels -- just ask Glenmorangie.

Zen, you may recall Thailand offers an even worse, and even cheaper, whiskey -- and what I said of it then.

Tried a new whiskey from Jim Beam last night called "Red Stag". It has a subtle black cherry taste. Kinda reminds me of Crown Royal 16. Very smooth. 80 proof.

Soup.

As we speak I drink Gentleman Jack. Over rinsed ice.