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Posted: Mar 7, 2013 - 8:40am

Posted: Feb 24, 2013 - 2:09pm

fuzzy wrote:

Take your pick.

the wine, please...STAT....

Posted: Feb 24, 2013 - 2:08pm

meower wrote:

it was pretty traumatic what you went through. I mean it always is when you lose a pet, but you guys were on such a rollercoaster and then the loss. I'm sure I'm not telling you anything that you don't know

yeah, it was beyond rough...especially because he was SO young, and so very very special. i know, every pet is special...but louie...louie really was different. there never was such a soul as his.

Posted: Feb 24, 2013 - 2:05pm

Red_Dragon wrote:

We were just looking at some pics of Da Lugh and got ourselves all upset again. Gotdammit.

it was pretty traumatic what you went through. I mean it always is when you lose a pet, but you guys were on such a rollercoaster and then the loss. I'm sure I'm not telling you anything that you don't know

Posted: Feb 24, 2013 - 2:03pm

meower wrote:

probably a good thing you went to check tho.

We were just looking at some pics of Da Lugh and got ourselves all upset again. Gotdammit.

Posted: Feb 24, 2013 - 2:01pm

Red_Dragon wrote:

No kiddens adopted today. Maybe it's too soon anyway.

probably a good thing you went to check tho.

Posted: Feb 24, 2013 - 1:58pm

meower wrote:

have you been kittehed ?

No kiddens adopted today. Maybe it's too soon anyway.

Posted: Feb 24, 2013 - 1:55pm

triskele wrote:

i need a drink

have you been kittehed ?

Posted: Feb 24, 2013 - 1:48pm

i need a drink

Posted: Jan 13, 2013 - 5:05pm

hobiejoe wrote:

Awww, hey now! I'm trying to get to bed here.

And a small glass of cream sherry? Miss Marple, I presume?

OK, OK, will Harvey's Bristol Cream do?

Very well thank you!!!!

Posted: Jan 13, 2013 - 5:02pm

helenofjoy wrote:

Just a small glass of cream sherry for me please. {#Cheers}

Awww, hey now! I'm trying to get to bed here.

And a small glass of cream sherry? Miss Marple, I presume?

OK, OK, will Harvey's Bristol Cream do?

Posted: Jan 13, 2013 - 5:00pm

onlylynne wrote:

Barkeep?
I'd like to have a nice, hoppy ale if I may.

{#Cheers}

You just caught me on my way off duty - could I leave you with a glass, a bottle opener and something chilled from the PNW?

Posted: Jan 13, 2013 - 4:58pm

Just a small glass of cream sherry for me please. {#Cheers}

Posted: Jan 13, 2013 - 4:54pm

Barkeep?
I'd like to have a nice, hoppy ale if I may.

{#Cheers}

Posted: Jan 13, 2013 - 4:51pm

hobiejoe wrote:

It's from Orkney, so the islands but from way up north!

Bloody good brewery up there as well, Orkney Brewery. When I went to their website to get the link I saw that their serious beer, Skullsplitter, is being launched in the US, with a launch party in Philly next week. So I'll just be off spread the news.....

alright then....thanks!

Posted: Jan 13, 2013 - 4:45pm

triskele wrote:

thank you! my personal favorite to date is highland park....which regional category does it slip into?

It's from Orkney, so the islands but from way up north!

Bloody good brewery up there as well, Orkney Brewery. When I went to their website to get the link I saw that their serious beer, Skullsplitter, is being launched in the US, with a launch party in Philly next week. So I'll just be off spread the news.....

Posted: Jan 13, 2013 - 4:38pm

hobiejoe wrote:

OK, so off the top of my head....

Islay is part of the Western Isles, along with Jura, Skye and the rest, so bashed by the Atlantic and all a bit hairy and salty.

The Highland malts are soft water, highland flowers and heather, but a hefty backbone.

Speyside. Hmm. Posh. Salmon fishing and Royal castles. Well-crafted, respectable and renowned.

But don't take my word for it....go forth and drink!

thank you! my personal favorite to date is highland park....which regional category does it slip into?

Posted: Jan 13, 2013 - 4:35pm

triskele wrote:

okay, i didn't THINK aberlour was an islay...but i am not so good on all of those regional details. need to deepen my study. the only thing i am relatively certain of is that laphroig is an islay.

and... HAH!! {#High-five}

OK, so off the top of my head....

Islay is part of the Western Isles, along with Jura, Skye and the rest, so bashed by the Atlantic and all a bit hairy and salty.

The Highland malts are soft water, highland flowers and heather, but a hefty backbone.

Speyside. Hmm. Posh. Salmon fishing and Royal castles. Well-crafted, respectable and renowned.

But don't take my word for it....go forth and drink!

Posted: Jan 13, 2013 - 4:25pm

hobiejoe wrote:

Aberlour! That's the one you've talked about in the past. Nope, it's a Speyside, so much more genteel than the Islay hooligans.

Ardbeg is as polite as Islays get, but still....

An interesting bridge between the Islay and Speyside styles is Old Pulteney, from Wick, way up near John O'Groats. Smooth yet with an iodine tang. Oh, and I got the MD of the distillery so drunk in the pub one night, he fell off his stool. England 1, Scotland 0.

okay, i didn't THINK aberlour was an islay...but i am not so good on all of those regional details. need to deepen my study. the only thing i am relatively certain of is that laphroig is an islay.

and... HAH!! {#High-five}

Posted: Jan 13, 2013 - 4:22pm

triskele wrote:

i've not tried ardbeg as yet....perhaps you're thinking of aberlour? is that an islay?

Aberlour! That's the one you've talked about in the past. Nope, it's a Speyside, so much more genteel than the Islay hooligans.

Ardbeg is as polite as Islays get, but still....

An interesting bridge between the Islay and Speyside styles is Old Pulteney, from Wick, way up near John O'Groats. Smooth yet with an iodine tang. Oh, and I got the MD of the distillery so drunk in the pub one night, he fell off his stool. England 1, Scotland 0.