Mick Mac

I know - I can see archies dribble any time. Kelly it is.

A canny scot is Mr Ben? - has checked Englands world cup record and knows the malt is safe. very safe.

Most scots will be on the golf course if England make the final.

minimalist

Is there anybody there ? If you are quick - you will get the opening sequence of trainspotting on Film4 - with intro from danny boyle....play it loud. I think I'll watch it until Archie scores that goal and try to focus on the goal and not Kelly Macdonald

I might rename myself Whiskey Mac as quids seems to think I drink it all day.

J&B already?

MrBen Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > > As it happens I'm organising a whisky tasting wit > at Vinopolis , London Bridge in February. It's a > chance to try a range of unusual bottles with > expert Duncan, learn a bit, have a laugh and to > eat cheese. Lots of it. Last time we had some > amazing stuff - including a bottle of 1966 Glen > Albyn (which I then bought). I have a 1967 bottle of Strathisla which I got for my 40th and I still have a dribble left. The same mate bought me a 30 year old Glenfarclas for my 30th and I suspect he is secretly hoping I don't make it to 50 otherwise he'll be seriously out of pocket.

Id go for It aint me babe. Think i was splittin up with a girl at the time and it seemed apt. Great song though.

???? Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Lay Lady Lay.. > > ..mine and the missus' 'first dance' at our > wedding > > Lay Lady Lay You are not serious!

Is this really worth your while Justin? All this writing in defence of your theory and for such a small audience?

???? Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Mick Mac's entry to work tune Ha - you guys - ya kill me. It may be my leaving work song though. :)

So to speak LM, so to speak. Surprisingly they are not keen on "drinking on duty" where I work. Posting on duty is bad enough.

For general interest: Wines and Spirits Awards - Scotch Wines and Spirits Awards - Irish Whiskey And guess what - the one I am working my way through at the moment won an award! I will drink it more sensibly from now on. The IWSC Trophy For Single Malt Scotch Whisky 15 Years and Under Awarded to Chivas Brothers For Strathisla 12 Year Old ---

Ladymuck Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I know absolutely sod-all about whisky (or is it > whiskey)...but I believe Mick Mac, Declan and > possibly woofmarkthedog are quite knowledgeable in > that area...if still stuck later, you could PM > them. Just an idea (probably a daft one but an > idea nevertheless). Mark did say he was looking for a connoisseur - to be honest I just drink the stuff. I know the ones I like though. Knowledgeable is a nice compliment, LM. Mark - if your friend is into whiskey he may have tried a lot of the scottish ones already so Bushmills may be worth a try. Historically its the oldest licennsed distillery in the world (1608) - so it comes with a bit of history. As JSW said it does a 10 year old malt.

Most single malts are about ?25 per bottle. If that is your price range I'd go for Laphroaig - its got a very distintive peaty taste. You can easily pick this up in an ED off licence Laphroaig Or - you can get a 40 year old for ?2000!!! Or another nice one is Balvenie Balvenie [Can't disagree with the Glenfarclas 30 year old either but you are looking at ?100+ for that one]

that really is ridiculous. I like paul hart and he deserves a decent chance somewhere.

bon3yard Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Heh, or Ken Dodd. I think ken dodd avoided jail so maybe he should get his advice. Lester was not so lucky.

Jah Lush Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Innocent until proven guilty. He might want to ask Lester Piggot for advice (on what not to do)

I'm getting a Gary Lineker Walkers crisp blow up torso for my next birthday. Even more impressive. And it seems to work for him...... http://i.dailymail.co.uk/i/pix/2008/08/11/article-0-0235CD7300000578-36_468x330.jpg

Not a nice story - and very sad that the warnings were not heeded. I guess after he died, that she may have wanted to be with him - that happens sometimes.

SeanMacGabhann Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > > > Not if last night's facebook update is anything to > go by > Oh dear. It does seem however that in general the fans now feel he has had enough time.

J&B Roobish - I'm on stratisla - how cool is that? J&B is for the movies.

>Yeah & you really are a "Kid hey "Kid" ? Oooh There may be trouble ahead Moonlight and dancing... [i have this on copy and paste now - just for when Woof gets home and starts posting]

Don't mention "extras" - I fecking hate that word. That's a very expensive word, in my experience.