"Jim Lesurf" wrote in message ...
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"Jim Lesurf" wrote in message ...
My preference tended to be for single malts. I did also enjoy some of
the various wood cask finished versions. The Balvenie Port Wood 21
year was a favourite.
The Belvenie was never a favourite of mine but it could be perked by
topping with cola and two chunks of ice, no doubt you like it that way?
Ice, yes. Cola, no. if you are going to add cola then you might as well
use
de-icer and max the experience. :-)
I was trying to catch you out, but you passed with flying colours.
If one is to top up a 40% proof drinky then one may as well opt
for the cheapest on the off license shelves.
Your editor was once the tech ed on a mag where the reviews bloke
by name of Nobby liked Speyside topped up with Babycham, which is
OK with me, Nobby was the type of bloke who didn't view his day as
complete unless he had a couple of empty bottles to show for it.
His priority was to maintain that fine journalistic tradition of chronic
alcoholism. Your Ed will remember Nobby, though I don't know whats
happened to him, if I could recall his real name I'd google him?
I note your Ed raving about your USB testing, so when are you going to
try a bit of NOS'ing? It's all very well you muddling with Linux - or maybe
you get your rocks off with open source software that never quite
functions correctly? But there is wide world of fun to be had out here
and disabling digital filtering opens up a whole new vista to enjoy.
I currently have a Marantz CD50 (TDA1541) ready to be NOS'd.
I've been trying to catch up with the posts in here, but I think usenet
is on it's last legs and about to kick the bucket any day now? It seems
it is just clusters of nutters now?
The "Win7" part made me lose interest in the rest... :-)
But Jim, over priced/under spec Apple hardware is for girls or men who
wear pink ties. Linux is for old blokes with too much time to spare, but
Windows is for real men.
Reminds me of 'Nice Try'. :-)
I'm sure you say that everytime you attempt installing open source software.
Slainte,
Jim
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