OT so, you want some wine

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lol. If sir studies my stats, sir will see I am a net contributor.
I've even got that "power user" thingy, or whatever they call it when
you upload more than you download, so get priority over other, lesser
mortals.

So, ya-boo-sucks to you, sir

(and thanks again - anything else on there I might have missed that
you think I'd be interested in?)[/QUOTE]

I have a similar status on there.

Jack Dee has started another series of Live at the Apollo - the comedians
this week are Jason Manford and Russell Howard. No idea if it was any good
as I've only just started to leech it. RH is usually okay, never heard of
the other bloke.

Bremner, Bird & Fortune began a new series last month. Bremner is a bit hit
& miss but the other two are fab, as usual. The recent South Bank Show
featuring Bird & Fortune was interesting too.

 

you may be interested in http://www.comedybox.tv/

 

not sure where else you'd watch it!

but yes, internet connection required.

 

She doesn't drink red wine but she does drink port.

I don't understand it either.

 

Was he alive in 1992-94 for this:
http://www.acblack.com/media/EFC-A-91-92_150.jpg from
http://www.truecoloursfootball.co.uk/default.asp?id=3

 

A well-to-do young man met a beautiful young woman at an
exclusive party and was immediately smitten with her. He
took her on the town and eventually to his apartment where
he discovered she was not only a beautiful woman, but
also well-groomed, cultured and very intelligent. Hoping
to impress her, he offered her a glass of wine and asked
whether she preferred Port or Sherry.

"Oh, Sherry," she said, "by all means. To me, it's the
nectar of the Gods. Just looking at it in a crystal-clear
decanter fills me with a glorious sense of anticipation.
When that gorgeous liquid is poured into my glass, I inhale
the enchanting aroma and I'm lifted on the wings of ecstasy.
It seems as though I'm about to drink a magic potion...

"On the other hand, Port makes me fart."

Neither do I but I can see the attraction.

 

Not if it's called Chateau Neuf de Pape, he wouldn't....

 

Le Guide Hachette des Vins is what I use. Must buy a new edition, in
fact.

Here:

http://www.hachette.com/les-livres/catalogue/guide-hachette-des-vins-200
8-collectif-hachette-pratique-9782012370852.html

or

http://tinyurl.com/2kpvjo

Like the Micchelin guide for wines. Utterly superb. Only in Frog AFAIK.

If you're a charitable soul you'll leave this unsnipped, so it gets past
Bear's killfile.

 

Nope. Died in 1975-ish. I remember that one though, and wish I
didn't.

 

Arse.

 

Lay off him. It's in good nick for a wine that's a thousand years old..

D.

 

(The Older Gentleman) wrote in

One of your stranger requests, but happy to oblige

 

Heh. You utter ****. Not that I GAF, mind ;-)

 

I love that stuff but it always gives me a headache

 

Nice one - cheers!

 

and mine arrived this morning - saves me a trip to Waitrose on the way
home - cheers again.

 

Well hell, where's mine then?[/QUOTE]

<fx: makes note to count how many bottles came when I get home>

 

And I received one case yesterday, the second today. Thanks again
wessie.

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do you? Damn! Oh yeah, the Otis Lee Crenshaw thing.

I'm not seeing your USP here, guy.