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- Derek T.
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Stewart,
I have been checking in frequently tonight and the site seems to be deserted. Could we please have some tumbleweed annimation to let us know when the Forumites are otherwise engaged?
Derek
I have been checking in frequently tonight and the site seems to be deserted. Could we please have some tumbleweed annimation to let us know when the Forumites are otherwise engaged?
Derek
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This place is dead, dead, dead. Where are the Bush/Blair/Gordon Brown jokes? Where is the discussion about tasting a young VP and being instantly pulled down to hell? Shall we talk about my Sauterne collection? Shall we discuss the merits of the 2005 Reisling harvest (which I am enjoying prematurely as I write this)? Will I be pulled down to the netherworld in punishment, as these will be moderately better in a couple years (or even decades for the sweeter ones)
Derek, how is the first Scottish PM-to-be over there? He looks a wee dour, is he going to chip up a little now that his long wait is coming to an end?
Toodle Pip!
Jay
Derek, how is the first Scottish PM-to-be over there? He looks a wee dour, is he going to chip up a little now that his long wait is coming to an end?
Toodle Pip!
Jay
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I just strolled in from a LONG afternoon hanging with friends at the bar...the only Port to be had was a Sandeman 20 year (from a bottle opened in front of me ) at the end of a long drink-a-thon...OK im tired, so I'll give you back your tumbleweeds until tomorrow.
Andy Velebil Good wine is a good familiar creature if it be well used. William Shakespeare http://www.fortheloveofport.com
- Derek T.
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Jay, break out the Green Cards - 5 million Scots are currently packing their bags to leave for good.Jay Powers wrote: Derek, how is the first Scottish PM-to-be over there? He looks a wee dour, is he going to chip up a little now that his long wait is coming to an end?
"wee dour" doesn't really sum him up "son of GWB with slightly less intelligence" is closer to the truth :?
I can honestly say that this man becoming First Minister of Scotland is the worst political development of my lifetime, even worse than Maggie Thatcher or Ronald Reagan
Derek
Jay,
You can drink as much Riesling as you can stomach for me.
I'm sure if you've got a quality collection, you'd find one I like, but at the lower end of life, I've always struggled to find a Riesling I want to revisit.
Thats the thing about life (And forums), its all about opinions and different tastes.
Viva La Differnce
Alan
You can drink as much Riesling as you can stomach for me.
I'm sure if you've got a quality collection, you'd find one I like, but at the lower end of life, I've always struggled to find a Riesling I want to revisit.
Thats the thing about life (And forums), its all about opinions and different tastes.
Viva La Differnce
Alan
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Wow Worse than Maggie and Rap-master-Ronnie? A harsh world indeedDerek Turnbull wrote:Jay, break out the Green Cards - 5 million Scots are currently packing their bags to leave for good.Jay Powers wrote: Derek, how is the first Scottish PM-to-be over there? He looks a wee dour, is he going to chip up a little now that his long wait is coming to an end?
"wee dour" doesn't really sum him up "son of GWB with slightly less intelligence" is closer to the truth :?
I can honestly say that this man becoming First Minister of Scotland is the worst political development of my lifetime, even worse than Maggie Thatcher or Ronald Reagan
Derek
Do you think that you and your fellow Scots could bring all of the UK's Ports with you when you come? I would guess that Gordon would instantly get a vote of no confidence if you did!
Jay
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Ah, we seem to be on different guys here Jay.
I'm talking about Alex Salmond, the guy who is about to become the Scottish First Minister. He is head of the Scottish National Party who are dedicated to only 1 policy, separation of Scotland from the UK. This can only be disaster if it happens. Whilst I am normally the last person to wish bad things to happen to anyone it we be good if one or two of his fellow Members of the Scottish Parliament would get run over or fall down a large hole thereby causing another election due to the fact they only have a majority of 1.
As for Gordon, I'm not convinced he has the Statesmanlike qualities to carry off the Prime Minister role.
Derek
PS: Whatever happens, you ain't getting our port
I'm talking about Alex Salmond, the guy who is about to become the Scottish First Minister. He is head of the Scottish National Party who are dedicated to only 1 policy, separation of Scotland from the UK. This can only be disaster if it happens. Whilst I am normally the last person to wish bad things to happen to anyone it we be good if one or two of his fellow Members of the Scottish Parliament would get run over or fall down a large hole thereby causing another election due to the fact they only have a majority of 1.
As for Gordon, I'm not convinced he has the Statesmanlike qualities to carry off the Prime Minister role.
Derek
PS: Whatever happens, you ain't getting our port
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Derek Turnbull wrote:Jay, break out the Green Cards - 5 million Scots are currently packing their bags to leave for good.Jay Powers wrote: Derek, how is the first Scottish PM-to-be over there? He looks a wee dour, is he going to chip up a little now that his long wait is coming to an end?
"wee dour" doesn't really sum him up "son of GWB with slightly less intelligence" is closer to the truth :?
I can honestly say that this man becoming First Minister of Scotland is the worst political development of my lifetime, even worse than Maggie Thatcher or Ronald Reagan
Correct moi , If I'm wrong , but wasn't Maggie the only man in the British parliament
Derek
Vintage avant jeunesse/or the other way around . . .
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I've been busy at the wine store...had to get by 2004 Krohns VP for the June Virtual Tasting
Andy Velebil Good wine is a good familiar creature if it be well used. William Shakespeare http://www.fortheloveofport.com
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Gordon Brown (texture like Sun), will not be the first Scot to be PM. There have been several Scots that have been PM and many more that have been Party leaders - John Smith, Menzies-Campbell and Chuckie Kennedy recently. Tony Blair, himself, is actually a Scot - born there and lived there in his formative years.
Bannerman, Gladstone, Hume, Asquith and Law all represented Scottish constituencies. Nothing wrong with it.
I have an objection to the fact that he was not elected to his position, he went unopposed.
Bannerman, Gladstone, Hume, Asquith and Law all represented Scottish constituencies. Nothing wrong with it.
I have an objection to the fact that he was not elected to his position, he went unopposed.
I'm telling you - Port is from Portugal.
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Alex,
I agree, Big Brownie should not have been just handed the job without an election of some sort. Then again, the alternative would probably have been to hand the job to our esteemed Deputy Prime Minister, Johny Two-Jags :?
I think we should give Maggie another pop at it. She will have mellowed with age and and I'm sure her decreased grey matter would make her a good match for GWB
Derek
I agree, Big Brownie should not have been just handed the job without an election of some sort. Then again, the alternative would probably have been to hand the job to our esteemed Deputy Prime Minister, Johny Two-Jags :?
I think we should give Maggie another pop at it. She will have mellowed with age and and I'm sure her decreased grey matter would make her a good match for GWB
Derek
I have an objection to Social interference, Nanny States, weak punishments, the lack of the Death Sentence, Millenium Domes, London Olympics, and all the other ways Governments (Mostly Labour) balls up our life and money!
If ever a Right Wing Party cleans up its act, and requires individual responsibility, worthy deterents(from Murderers to anti-social behaviour), and lets us keep more of the money we earn....they've got my vote!
Ok, I'll get off the Political Soap Box....
If ever a Right Wing Party cleans up its act, and requires individual responsibility, worthy deterents(from Murderers to anti-social behaviour), and lets us keep more of the money we earn....they've got my vote!
Ok, I'll get off the Political Soap Box....
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I think everyone is out this weekend... the forum is rather quiet.
Andy Velebil Good wine is a good familiar creature if it be well used. William Shakespeare http://www.fortheloveofport.com
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