Collar_N_Cuffs
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Urgh! So...fake spiders don't count?
Heck no!
Fake spiders will not trample me in my sleep...
Anyone for a nightcap?
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Heck no!
Fake spiders will not trample me in my sleep...
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ROFL! I dare you to try some. I dare you. 
Speaking of crimes that ought to be brought to the attention of the good folks at The Hague, from a regional winery near me:
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ROFL! I dare you to try some. I dare you.
I'm not sure that Blue Cross/Blue Shield would cover the damage.
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Recently, a bottle of Apothic Dark - on the recommendation of none other than Curious_in_Cali. It was quite good. And, appropriately, served to make a re-watching of Star Wars even more delightful. No, I was not seduced by the Dark Side. I'm a Rebellion man, for sure.
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I've been wondering for hours why a post I'd meant to make in the "Fuck Me, Daddy" thread never appeared. Apparently it was sitting here all quiet and peaceful. 
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Collar_N_Cuffs
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I like spiced rum, but I don't particularly care for Captain Morgan's. I have been drinking Sailor Jerry, which I actually liked more than any other spiced rum I have tried. I was just drinking it on the rocks, very smooth and tasty!
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You can go as early as 8 on a Monday
Whew. I clearly need to brush up on the rules a little.
Besides I have a cold, and calvados is a renown remedy for that, right?
Collar_N_Cuffs
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Whew. I clearly need to brush up on the rules a little.
Besides I have a cold, and calvados is a renown remedy for that, right?
Snake oil of the finest quality
And great for the attitude!
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Calvados is my favorite choice for deglazing when I want to add some refined zip to my pan sauces. I think it's a perfect any-time sip.
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Collar_N_Cuffs
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That is fine reasoning!
How do you drink yours?
I have been enjoying mine just with water and ice, whereas I used to mix it with coke or 7-up. Maybe I should try CM again...
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Disfunctional job over - Salute!
On to bigger an better things!
On to bigger an better things!
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Can't please anyone today with the choices that they insisted I make. A hearty "bite me" to you all! (love and kisses, g*s)
Prepare the elixir - Cheers!
Prepare the elixir - Cheers!
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Sounds marvelous. Where's it made?
Collar_N_Cuffs
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*mutters under breath*
Come on, Seela... Please say "A distillery" Please say "A distillery" Please say "A distillery"
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In a distillery.
In Finland. It's aged in sherry casks, so it's really fruity and round. The mouthfeel was right on the edge of being too oily for me, but not too oily yet. I usually prefer my whiskies a bit sharper, but yesterday it just worked. Maybe because of the smoky porter I had before it, or maybe I just felt particularly fruity.
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sounds very interesting.. will look for this next time i am traveling.. which part of the world is it easy to come by?
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It's Finnish, so Finland's probably the safest bet. Maybe you can order it online as well, I don't know.
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In a distillery.
It's aged in sherry casks, so it's really fruity and round. The mouthfeel was right on the edge of being too oily for me, but not too oily yet. I usually prefer my whiskies a bit sharper, but yesterday it just worked. Maybe because of the smoky porter I had before it, or maybe I just felt particularly fruity.
I wish I liked whisky, or any hard liquor really... other than spiced rum, I just don't care for it, and have to drown whatever it is in a bunch of coke or 7-up. This, though, sounds interesting. And of course it's relatively unattainable
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In a distillery.
It's aged in sherry casks, so it's really fruity and round. The mouthfeel was right on the edge of being too oily for me, but not too oily yet. I usually prefer my whiskies a bit sharper, but yesterday it just worked. Maybe because of the smoky porter I had before it, or maybe I just felt particularly fruity.
I was willing to assume that it wasn't made in a bakery, even by those very clever Finns.
