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Hello All
I managed to get that bally essay done, but what an effort it required. It was about the dangers postmodernism represents to history, if it represents a danger to history at all. Havinf studied astrophysics I can tell you that quantum theory isn't as complicated as postmodernism!
I have just been travelling in time, so to speak. I was having a look through some of Esato's older threads, what fun! I came across a rather ilarious flame war between MixiN and another chap, top notch it was. I also came across the (in)famous 'Greek War', which was also rather amusing to read.
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Posted: 2005-01-30 07:05:24
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Whats the diff between blended and red and malt?
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Posted: 2005-01-30 09:03:45
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@govigov
There are two types of scotch, blended and single malt. A blended whisky is made up of different single malts mixed together; a single malt, as the name suggests, is a single whisky.
Single malts can be something on an acquired taste as some of them are rather strong. There are different regions in Scotland, which produce different types of single malts and each region has different characteristics.
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Posted: 2005-01-31 02:29:27
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i personally prefer Grant's, although I'll have a johnny red from time to time. my dad is also a bit of a Grant's fan, but his favourites are Glenfiddich and Dimple.
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Posted: 2005-01-31 02:40:53
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@gelfen
Grant's seems to be very popular abroad, I rather enjoy it too.
I enjoy Red Label and Blue Label, although I am also partial to a Grouse now and again; Chivas Regal is also a good blend.
As for single malts, my favourite is Laphroig although both Lagavulin and talisker are excellent choices too. Glenmorangie is also a nice drink.
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Posted: 2005-01-31 02:57:55
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my father-in-law has a golfing friend who *shudders* actually
blends black douglas and drambuie
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Posted: 2005-01-31 03:04:30
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@gelfen
Jings, crivvens and help ma boab!
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Posted: 2005-01-31 03:32:40
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I had a rather nice day yesterday. I lunched in town with my other half at a smart little restaurant; we had a wee drink too. I stayed in the restaurant whilst my other half went to do a spot of shopping, I took a paper and enjoyed my Guinness.
In the evening I met up with some old friends for a meal. We had a jolly good chinwag and there was quite a spot of knee slapping. The meal was excellent, a dashed delish Italian place, and we managed to polish off two bottles of vino.
Tomorrow I shall be lazing in the morning, but I may pop in and see one of my chums in the afternoon.
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Posted: 2005-02-05 05:59:34
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