Well I don't mean to be picky (obviously I do) but on the the subject of nipples one would normally expect 2 - no?
Sad thing is I'd reckon your pretty much right.Hello, Dave1235.
After seven days, over four hundred posts and more raah! than you can shake a big, sweaty stick at... it looks like it's finally winding down. Not bad, old chap!
Lessons I've learned:
• The Lave Cluster Campers (and all their apologists and collaborators) really don't like the idea of their victims obtaining any kind of a victory;
• Some people have the most amazingly one-sided and back-handed definition of the phrase 'mutual respect' that I have ever seen;
• Mr Mobius seems like a very decent person;
• CODE members should probably try and accept that they're almost-certainly going to have to bend over, put their heads between their legs and kiss their minor faction goodbye;
• The Lave Cluster Campers really, really don't like the idea of their victims obtaining any kind of a victory.
Two pizzas, three containers of instant noodles, four boxes of chocolate eclairs and a near-infinite amount of coffee were consumed during the gradual making of this post.
Good luck, Dave.
Personally I prefer cold sake - heating it up means the alcohol evaporates
(Lived and worked in Japan for 6 years before moving back to my native Scotland in late 2012 - didn't like the earthquakes - especially that magnitude 9 in 2011 - and didn't like the fact that the house I bought there was 33 miles from the ushima Dai-ichi nuclear plant).
Funnily enough I'm not much into raw fish, which proved... problematic... whilst living there
That would be a problem, more so if you disliked noodles, or rice.Personally I prefer cold sake - heating it up means the alcohol evaporates
(Lived and worked in Japan for 6 years before moving back to my native Scotland in late 2012 - didn't like the earthquakes - especially that magnitude 9 in 2011 - and didn't like the fact that the house I bought there was 33 miles from the ushima Dai-ichi nuclear plant).
Funnily enough I'm not much into raw fish, which proved... problematic... whilst living there
I don't know. You'd have to convince me. With a wide range of Japanese and Scotch whiskeys, in rigorous repeated sampling, over several evenings, in multiple varying conditions.
All in the name of science, of course.
Here in America, you get a lot of single malt snobs. They know absolutely nothing, and are best laughed at.Well i do have a bottle of Japanese single malt whiskey.I don't know. You'd have to convince me. With a wide range of Japanese and Scotch whiskeys, in rigorous repeated sampling, over several evenings, in multiple varying conditions.
All in the name of science, of course.
