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With that outfit, he may throw *you* a bone.
That's just what she was asking for Bluce.
Obviously.
With that outfit, he may throw *you* a bone.
That's just what she was asking for Bluce.
Obviously.
Yeah, but I doubt we meant the same thing.
I'm not so sure.
Have another look at her skimpy outfit.
With that outfit, he may throw *you* a bone.
He did not even respond to me.
Not to worry, it's hard to talk when your jaw is on the floor
Or when you're practising with your left hand.
And I wasn't gonna go there............
i agree with all that.That's more as a result of poor funding, too much traffic on the current tracks for the system to cope (seriously, we need some extensive modernization of our rail system), bad management, and the fact that since the railroads were deregulated and Banverket split from Statens Järnvägar and then SJ itself split into six different state owned companies in 2000, which led to nothing but communications problems. Go figure that there's a problem with the railways during the winter when the railway is owned by one company, the trains by another, and the people who are responsible for clearing the snow are employed by another.
lol cant wait to see it@OMNI
If there's a repeat of last year with London Heathrow Airport this winter, I will personally begin a campaign to get the CEO of BAA who owns the airport, fired.
(I have to reply to ya this cos the mobile skin won't allow me to reply and quote ur original msg for some reason, must get OM1 look into it.)
thanks you!Mega greenage for you my friend!
oh yes you do and well from my personal experience they are all bastards!! shakes fist in air**Do I detect some leftover hostility towards the men in blue? Most police officers aren't bad man. There's a couple of rotten apples to be sure. Same is true for any other part of government.
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oh yes you do and well from my personal experience they are all bastards!! shakes fist in air**
while i do agree with you to a point i also realise that there isnt a functioning replacement for capitalism and i must admit it has corrupted me alreadyWatch out Bluce! Someone somewhere will soon start calling you a commie bastard.
I agree brother. Capitalism is the enemy. It's useful for some things but harmful in the long run. Money is power and power corrupts.
oh i know all about leaves on the tracks man we had the same thing happened when i lived in stockholm and the subways and comutertrains wernt running for that exact reason so defIndeed it's quite laughable. You know what's even more laughable? About two years ago it was on the news here that the Dutch railway company couldn't run around 80% of their trains on-schedule because there were too many leaves on the tracks. LEAVES ON THE TRACKS! Can you imagine? Just... just... just...
We have GOT to do those Crocodile Dundee movies in the rewatches mate!
acab 4 life!! :plol. anarchist!
Hot damn this topic took off ahain while i slept... anyway if ive forgotten to reply to something aimed at me please let me know as right now im suffering tired eyes and mushy brain syndrome. i need some morning coke...
nope just regular old coke.Are we back to discussing SK again??
Drinking whisky on the rocks is heresy to me! I expect the same to be true for whiskey. I'm also not fond of the idea of putting a lemon twist in it.
So does Bourbon come in variously aged varieties? Like for instance 5 years aged Makers Mark and 10 years aged Makers Mark etc.
What does an average bottle of those brands you mentioned cost? I'm assuming the bottles are 70cl. I dunno the American/Imperial measurement that equates to unfortunately.
Oh geez, well, they all cost different. My bottle of Blantons I think cost about double what I would pay for Makers Mark but this was a few years back so I can't recall exactly. I just know Blantons is costly enough to make me pause. Makers Mark keeps going up in price I've noticed which sucks. Basically it's right around $27 for a 750 ml. There are like 4 or 5 sizes though so I don't recall what all the others cost.
As for their different blends, well, Makers Mark has only had the original 6 year aged stuff I believe. They just came out with something new called "46" but I don't know much about it. I'm an "ambassador" for them which basically means I'm on their email list so they sent me some blurb about it. They do send goofy gifts in the mail a couple times a year like cheap drink coasters. They're a good company and I've been meaning to take a tour of the distillery.
There are other brands that have various levels of aged bourbon but probably not as many as scotch labels do. I'd start with Makers Mark to see how you like it before spending a lot on a bottle of something aged longer.
And I apologize for making the frilly cocktail suggestions but you just struck me as the type that would enjoy that sort of stuff.
Oh geez, well, they all cost different. My bottle of Blantons I think cost about double what I would pay for Makers Mark but this was a few years back so I can't recall exactly. I just know Blantons is costly enough to make me pause. Makers Mark keeps going up in price I've noticed which sucks. Basically it's right around $27 for a 750 ml. There are like 4 or 5 sizes though so I don't recall what all the others cost.
As for their different blends, well, Makers Mark has only had the original 6 year aged stuff I believe. They just came out with something new called "46" but I don't know much about it. I'm an "ambassador" for them which basically means I'm on their email list so they sent me some blurb about it. They do send goofy gifts in the mail a couple times a year like cheap drink coasters. They're a good company and I've been meaning to take a tour of the distillery.
There are other brands that have various levels of aged bourbon but probably not as many as scotch labels do. I'd start with Makers Mark to see how you like it before spending a lot on a bottle of something aged longer.
And I apologize for making the frilly cocktail suggestions but you just struck me as the type that would enjoy that sort of stuff.