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No - that was for Sharon. I'll be here for a few more minutes.Vaya con dios.I'll catch ya later.
No - that was for Sharon. I'll be here for a few more minutes.Vaya con dios.I'll catch ya later.
Good stuff. My youngest daughter did a study abroad in Stirling. She likes haggis.Address To A Haggis, Robert Burns (continued)
His knife see rustic Labour dight,
An' cut you up wi' ready sleight,
Trenching your gushing entrails bright,
Like ony ditch;
And then, O what a glorious sight,
Warm-reekin', rich!
Really, I though Navy flew Hellcats and Marines flew Corsairs. I think later in the war the Navy flew the Corsairs. I think there were early carrier landing problems. In WWII my father was a Marine.My late uncle was an enlisted Navy pilot in WW2 - he flew Corsairs.
Vaya con Dios a todo el mundo.No - that was for Sharon. I'll be here for a few more minutes.Vaya con dios.I'll catch ya later.
Single malt for me please.Haggis is horrifying.
It's OK. It's pretty bland since it's mostly oatmeal.
The Scotch makes it palatable.
I used to travel a lot. Whenever in a foreign country at least for one meal I'd find an indigenous, locals only, type eatery. Then I'd order the item with the most letters on the menu ... and consume it. It was a game I played ... most of the times I lost.I would have been tempted to try it, but it was in a can.
Single malt for me please.
Typically neat pour moi. I'm a purist ... or just lazy. Being a purist sounds better than lazy.I've blended mine with a couple of ice cubes.
I've blended mine with a couple of ice cubes.