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Old 27-12-2009, 10:41   #316
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Be a devil....get it opened Jaysay!!....Is that from the Glen Spey distillery or from one of the other Speyside distilleries?

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Old 27-12-2009, 11:06   #317
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"The western front" published by the national archives and British museum it includes letters form soldiers at the front sent home to there family very interesting and very harrowing read
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Old 27-12-2009, 13:59   #318
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"The western front" published by the national archives and British museum it includes letters form soldiers at the front sent home to there family very interesting and very harrowing read
Bet that's a very interesting read mick, I grandfather fought in the first war my Father in the second and have read some of my fathers letters, but would mind reading that book
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Old 27-12-2009, 19:42   #319
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Just opened a bottle of Old Pulteney yesterday....very nice!
Old Pulteney is a nice dram Taggy. If I hadn't discovered the Islay malts I think it could well be my favourite. I've just opened a bottle of Glen Moray which was gratefully received for Christmas. Slainte.
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Old 27-12-2009, 21:42   #321
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Bet that's a very interesting read mick, I grandfather fought in the first war my Father in the second and have read some of my fathers letters, but would mind reading that book
your welcome to read it Jaysay as soon as i have finished it, i will get it to you
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Old 27-12-2009, 22:27   #323
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i did not last time or the time before that
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"A Charlie Chan Omnibus" - Earl Derr Biggers...thrilling adventures of the Chinese master detective!
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Old 28-12-2009, 10:21   #325
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He's very careful now david, don't think he liked the blue tinge I had the last time
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Glen Spay Taggy, think its one of the dearest whisky's you can get
Was it $75,000 a bottle?

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Old 28-12-2009, 10:40   #327
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No doubt you will believe it is all true and that the end of the world is coming
You do make outlandish presumptions don't you.
The book is about disclosure of the existance of ETs.
I don't presume to judge your state of mind, but from what I have seen in the over 18 forum, your thoughts are often 'primitive'
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Old 28-12-2009, 11:58   #329
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Was it $75,000 a bottle?

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That's very interesting Neil, when I said Spey was the most expensive I meant everyday whisky not special reserves
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Old 29-12-2009, 01:12   #330
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dean koontz has a new one out jaysay... have you checked it out??
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