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so lacklustre wrote:Instant coffee - black - half a teaspoon of sugar (white). From a Snow White and the Seven Dwarves mug.
So *that's* what accounts for your poor temper, SLL. Really you gotta lay off that stuff; you may as well wear a hairshirt.

Kudos on your mug choice, however.

Oh, and I am currently addicted to this:

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I dunno how they get such great coconut taste in there with zero fat. Sweet, but hey, it's got protein, too.
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Arcadia India Pale Ale (draft)

tasty, grapefruit, floral hoppy as all hell, but not bitterly so
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Post by Mechanical Grace »

That sounds delish, exactly up my beery alley. Do you have a tap in your house or something? Or do you bring your computer to the bar? Both hold a certain appeal but sound dangerous...
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Or are you the barman?
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I'd like to know how they get 16 oz. of fruit into 15.2 oz. of juice. Still, sounds good.
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Everybody knows you weigh less naked. :lol:


Back to water. One half gallon to go...
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For you gin fans....

3 parts gin
1 part triple sec
4 drops bitters

Serve in chilled martini glass with a lemon peel garnish.

Mmmmmm.......
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In about 10 minutes I'll be drinking a nice glass of Sancerre.
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It's 10.40pm on a Friday night and I am drinking a nice hot mug of tea.
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Post by Mechanical Grace »

Very civilized indeed!

I just had a hand-pulled pint of this-- probably my favorite beer-- at local watering hole Doyle's, where my son and I get burgers every Friday night. Savored it deeply, cause I'm not drinking that much these days.

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Gotta love the label. Sooooooo Maine-slash-coastal New Hampshire.

"Finestkind."
"Ayuh."
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Who Shot Sam? wrote:In about 10 minutes I'll be drinking a nice glass of Sancerre.
Nice wine!! Spooky and I are big fans of dry white wines.
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Yep. Good stuff. My neighbor has a wine wholesaling business and sells to a lot of the nicer restaurants in Manhattan. He brings so much stuff home that he and his wife can't keep up, so every so often he leaves a few bottles on the porch for us. This was one such bottle.
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Nice neighbor, WSS! Need me one of them.

Having a cold beer in a frosty mug right now.
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DrSpooky wrote:
Who Shot Sam? wrote:In about 10 minutes I'll be drinking a nice glass of Sancerre.
Nice wine!! Spooky and I are big fans of dry white wines.
I like a good white wine, but it tends to make my teeth ultra sensitive so I stick to Red.....anyone else havbe that problem? :x
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Jackson Monk wrote:
DrSpooky wrote:
Who Shot Sam? wrote:In about 10 minutes I'll be drinking a nice glass of Sancerre.
Nice wine!! Spooky and I are big fans of dry white wines.
I like a good white wine, but it tends to make my teeth ultra sensitive so I stick to Red.....anyone else havbe that problem? :x
having your teeth extracted would seem to be the sensible way forward. if you want to take the cheap option just let me know.
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My wife, just now, gave me crap for not putting my tooth in. I think it makes me a rugged hockey player from the 70's - kind of like Stan Jonathan - You can see him doing some dental work in this 36 second clip -

http://youtube.com/watch?v=WgPfQ-wfWWA


Otherwise - drinking Dunkin' Donuts coffee on a very rainy morning. Hoping for bad weather all day, 'cause I'm staying in.
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Awesome clip.
Everything was better in the 70's.
It seems a little unfair that Stan still has a helmet on and the other chappy doesnt tho.
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Boy With A Problem wrote: Otherwise - drinking Dunkin' Donuts coffee on a very rainy morning. Hoping for bad weather all day, 'cause I'm staying in.
They have DD in the UK? I hope you don't still have to ask for 'The Big One'. Or did you buy beans when you were last Bay-State side?
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Mechanical Grace wrote:
Boy With A Problem wrote: Otherwise - drinking Dunkin' Donuts coffee on a very rainy morning. Hoping for bad weather all day, 'cause I'm staying in.
They have DD in the UK? I hope you don't still have to ask for 'The Big One'. Or did you buy beans when you were last Bay-State side?
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I'm not vaguely a fan of their coffee, but they sure do have their loyalists. My sister used to say the thing about DD was that everything--soup, bagels, coffee-- tasted like a donut. Not true anymore but I think it applies to the coffee.
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Post by Otis Westinghouse »

What a ghastly thought! We do have their shops here I think. And there's a Krispy Kreme one, if that's what their name is, at Stansted, which is outrageous, but which tempts you, as we did, to fly to your destination with a vast box of admittedly enjoyable sugar-junk, keep your kids quiet on the plane, ands still have enough left to offer as a gift on arrival to your friends/family/hosts.
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I'm not a huge fan on the DD donuts - just the coffee. I haven't had a Krispy Kreme - though I see them all over the place; even at Craven Cottage. I did see a Dunkin Donuts last year in Beirut!
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Post by Boy With A Problem »

The internet really is magic - found a DD European locator -

http://pi3.informatik.uni-mannheim.de/~msb/dd.html

3 in the UK - 2 in London (Regents Park and Brixton) and one in Belfast.

Loads in Berlin!
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Post by Otis Westinghouse »

Ever seen Slim Gaillard sing 'Dunkin' Donuts'? I wonder is it on You Tube. Should be on a niche alternative called Zoot Tube.

Dunkin' Donuts
Dunkin' Donuts
Dunkin' Donuts
Splash!
In the coffee

Pure genius.
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