HAHAHA Thats WONDEFUL! i really love that! a mingling of all of our consciousness! how brilliant. very cool indeed.



TMH

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One golfer a year is hit by lightning. This may be the only evidence we have of god’s existence.

Thank you, we must do this again sometime.

If you liked that, you would probably like 'The Nextarillion'.

Only if it's 40% proof Macallan please (tho Brora's better if you can find some)

AlisonS

Is that whisky? Southern Comfort was my poison. Bells of Perth is sheepdip or astringent, depending whether ewe are man or beast. I apologise for never having liked any Scottish variety knowingly.

On the other hand it may not be whisky and this may be the funniest thing I have written all night.

'The Nextarillion' was serialised on this very Ffrorum only a fortnight ago - I think - but newbies arrive all the time.

Yep it's Scotch whisky (single malt). Don't worry about not liking it - many people don't. Do you mean Bells as in the bottles with bells on? It's a blend of whiskys, not a single malt (which is made in one distillery out of barley and the local water), so it's bound not to be as nice. But those two are the malts I like best. Southern Comfort's a bit on the sweet side for me (sorry!)

I had Teacher's once, but I learnt my lesson.



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That which does not kill us makes us stranger.
(Llewelyn the dragon, Ozy and Millie)

Sarah

I once heard of it being called 'BellzaPerth', which required translation. I can't remember the label but it should have had skull and crossbones on (though not for strength).

You needn't like SC on my behalf, I drink so rarely - I decided to give up what little drinking I did when I started driving, so as never to have to decide when to stop.

Johnny Walker - now was it the red or the black label?

Black's best but only for export, so if you drank it in the UK probably red - unless you know my sister who works for the people who make it!



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If the English language made any sense, a catastrophe would be an apostrophe with fur.

I'm sure it was black, but that was 24 years ago (I was just legal). So how did they get hold of it in Derby?

The major thing about whisky is, never mix it. A clean glass and no water, let alone floating escapees from a Christmas cracker.

I tried a 10 or 15 year old Macallan a few years back that was quite nice.

I also once tried a single malt scotch called Sheep Dip. It lived up (down?) to the name.

Definitely down. Depends on the whisky but some are dire. Claymore! It'll probably kill you (and that's just looking at the bottle). Allegedly. I'm going to get sued here.



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If the English language made any sense, a catastrophe would be an apostrophe with fur.

Can't say I've tried Claymore. I'll be sure to keep it that way.

Wise move. It's vile. Also anything made in Japan's probably avoidable. Just doesn't seem to work.



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If the English language made any sense, a catastrophe would be an apostrophe with fur.

And so we return to the AAC Power Adaptor. Whoops - Ffreudian slip?

must've been! I would hereby like to apologise on behalf of our sponsors...
Where are they? Quick! I need money!



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If the English language made any sense, a catastrophe would be an apostrophe with fur.

I think they were the Toast Marketing Board further up this thread. Grab a loaf and look mean.

Butter and jam, anyone?



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There's a hole in my creativity bucket and it's all leaked out.

I actually got Sarah to make me a 'toffee toastie' many years ago as she had a sandwich maker and is a great sport.

Actually they were rather nice.

Toffee? Didn't that... stick?



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There's a hole in my creativity bucket and it's all leaked out.

Can't remember, but basically, yum.