Most of the wine lovers here, abhor mac computers.
mac computers
Oct 12, 2007
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Go back to your playground.
Duh - this IS my playground.
Plonk.
M.
It's not that simple - see.
In article , "zara" slurred:
I don't suppose that should be any surprise. I think it's widely known that drunkenness has a significant adverse effect on one's judgment and intelligence.
Hello Michael, is it not wonderful that one of these "heigh-ho, we live under a bridge" not doubt in some other context agreeable persons, goes by the name of xxxhatesspam? What a wonderful tool is the KF.
Have you tasted Schmelzer's Blaufränkisch Ausbruch? Wild! MUCH more interesting than the difference between ... different computers. Hell. It's a box. It does things.
Cheers
Nils
On Fri, 12 Oct 2007 12:04:34 -0700, Bob Blaylock wrote (in article ):
Your signature:
Our enemies shall talk themselves to death, and we will bury them with their own confusion.
Looks like its taken from the "Protocols of the Learned Elders of Zion". Am I right?
Bragging about being a wino?
Actually I like Wine but Virtual Box seems to have leap frogged it.
TMT
I don't think so. It is from an Apple commercial and the Wikipedia entry makes no mention of the Protocols:
Ian
Don't feed the troll.
Sorry, no. Btw, which Schmelzer? There are four or five in Gols.
M.
They just keep making less and less sense... :-D This one is so damn incomprehensible it's amusing.
Your posting came behind these two lines, at first sight it seemed empty with a veeery long signature ...
Ist this Georg Schmelzer Weingut Köllan?
Sorry, but what's "GWI"?
Although I do taste (and rate, describe and score) sweet wines, I very rarely drink them. I'm not much of a dessert eater either. Wolfram Siebeck, doyen of German gastronomy critics, once stated: "Ich bin ein Saucen-, Käse- und Rotweinmensch." (I am a sauce, chesse and red wine man.) This would hold true for me too, except that I have been going for (dry) whites at least as well as for reds.
Sure about that! ;-)
M.
GWI means Garage Wine Importers, and refers to my neighbours who, in fact, import wines, except they do not store them in their garage (they haven't got one - we have car ports on our ... thingy), but they did use to store some of them in their sauna.
I myself drink few sweet wines except when I visit Mike T who has both a sweet tooth and a genius for finding good stickies. But I tend to hold Austrian sweet wines i very high regard.
Cheers
Nils
This morning I "inaugurated" my new boat (a venetian sailing fishing boat) with 2002 Yquem brought by my friends Dupéré-Barrera...
when are you coming out for a sail Nils?
"Mike Tommasi" wrote ........
What do I have to bring in 2008 to go sailing, Michael?
st.helier
Something like that Mount Difficulty pinot noir, a bottle that got tasted recently in good company and blew the socks off some of that french wine we always have to settle for around here :-) Remarkable tannin, beautiful colour, surprisingly complex nose for such a young wine, and no TCA thanks to the screwcap. Good persistence. Where can I get some?
Naaah, just bring yourself!
Don't know about the sailing, but we are coming down for a week Nov 11th -
18th (by air this time). Poor sailor myself - not that I get sea-sick, but I don't know much about those lines hanging about in sailing boat and you have to pull at to make it lean over in the other direction. Worse than golf.Cheers
Nils
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