I didn't wreck it, I was guessing at the gist, never having heard it (I
didn't misspend all my youth watching TWTWTW - some of it was spent
drinking Newcastle Brown, playing snooker, chasing unattainable girls,
sleeping during lectures etc etc.) I have never even heard of Macallan,
let alone tried it, being a puir sudron bairn wi nae a sgillin to ma
name. But I find Glenfiddich a bit boring. Still, losers can't be
choosers, so send the bottle, don't be embarrassed.
jwalker
Robin Hamilton wrote:
>>...when the clown waddled up to him to get him to join the fun & little
>>brudder says "Fuck off, red nose!" - ?
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>Oh god, you've chopped the entire middle out of the joke!!!
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>>It snot vewwy funny, is it?
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>Not the way you managed to wreck it, but then in these terms, god the father
>handing down the commandments from on high could figure in an advert for
>Primula sliced.
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>>I'm surprised you offer me Glenfiddich. Bit downmarket, innit? I prefer
>>Balvenie, smoother.
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>Really, I thought you were offering me.
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>I'd go for a Macallan 25 year old aged in an oak cask.
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>Then there's the simple reason why the punters in Glasgow drink Laphroig --
>it's a light-coloured malt so more difficult for the barperson to simply do
>a switch with a double Bells.
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>Brodie
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