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| Former Seller: Witnessguy(45-0-0) | Post#11 - Posted: 03/18/2010 at 18:04:11 |
| Thread Admin: Trebuchet(23-0-0) | Post#12 - Posted: 03/18/2010 at 20:34:01 |
| (no avatar) | ok, that is just wrong. |
| Buyer: 5thcommjarhead(67-0-0) | Post#13 - Posted: 03/19/2010 at 19:41:08 |
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Now I know why it's called "bestiality" and not "beastiality" - but I'm still not going to try it. (Sheep are excepted, of course.) |
| Buyer: brainaxe(16-0-0) | Post#14 - Posted: 03/20/2010 at 07:32:26 |
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I think "THE LINE" is being hop-scotched over! Time to slow down on the liquid breath of heather, 5th! |
| Buyer: 5thcommjarhead(67-0-0) | Post#15 - Posted: 03/20/2010 at 08:06:09 |
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Heather? Nope. The name comes from the Gaelic uisge beatha, meaning "water of life" - and what would life be without it? |
| Buyer: brainaxe(16-0-0) | Post#16 - Posted: 03/20/2010 at 09:44:48 |
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I knew that. And yur right. The "Breath of Heather" phrase as I used it, comes from an obscure Three Stooges episode in which a miserly Scotsman will only share a sniff (not a snifter) of his fine, locked away spirits! |
| Buyer: 5thcommjarhead(67-0-0) | Post#17 - Posted: 03/20/2010 at 12:29:05 |
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'Tis only because the Scots are good Presbyterians that they don't begrudge the angel's share that leaches out of the aging barrels. |
| Seller: Hagrid(55-0-0) | Post#18 - Posted: 03/21/2010 at 01:40:59 |
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What you really mean is it is ok if we suck the cork after it has been pressed and dried. tra |
| Buyer: 5thcommjarhead(67-0-0) | Post#19 - Posted: 03/21/2010 at 04:56:46 |
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I guess you could but it's better to soak it in the waters of a bonnie clear burn and then drink it. |
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