Thread: What are you drinking today?

Originally Posted by Reg Dingle

arthritic knee pain away.

Stop accelerating so hard when you pass the bus stop full of naughty school children

^ My knee was alright accelerating past bus stops with those little wankers and those slow old people and the infirm you had to get off your arse and put the ramp down for.

It's the jumping in and out of lorries with these fat English Where's that's done me

Originally Posted by Reg Dingle

^ My knee was alright accelerating past bus stops with those little wankers and those slow old people and the infirm you had to get off your arse and put the ramp down for.

It's the jumping in and out of lorries with these fat English Where's that's done me

This working in the UK is a load of bollocks after two years of furlough mate.
I need a nice cushy office job with plenty of short skirts and heels strutting around the office.

I've got a job for you bro.
Loads of paper work involved, can you get to Birmingham? I've just had a balti

Another involves loads of travelling but u have to be black. I need a mudflap on my lorry

Willy will love that one

Originally Posted by Reg Dingle

I've got a job for you bro.
Loads of paper work involved, can you get to Birmingham? I've just had a balti

FFS sounds like a job for reachy

Originally Posted by Reg Dingle

Another involves loads of travelling but u have to be black. I need a mudflap on my lorry

Willy will love that one

I’m not biting

This corporate Christmas hamper sparkler is a cut above my usual swill so it gets to go in the photo with this P-47 Thunderbolt

The P-47 dwarfs the British and German fighters and was the world's first flying tank weighing in at 4.5 tonnes dry, which is more than the Spitfire and Me-109 combined

Its fully loaded take-off weight was 8 tonnes

This example is a 1/32 early Ridgeback, in contrast with the pair of 1/48 Bubbletops previously featured



What are you drinking today?

I'm surprised at Dill, i'd have thought he would have confiscated enough skunk off the kids school runs to last a year or two.

An relaxing way to end another day.... Cheers

If only….


Enjoy!

Originally Posted by Joe 90

Might make a giant brownie cake and post it up in the kitchen on my day off.

put some out for the birds and watch the pigeons staggering about off their tiny minds

Originally Posted by DrWilly

If only….

It is great stuff. I love rye whiskey and Whistle Pig is a damn fine choice. I haven't tried the farmstock rye before, but I sure do like the Whistle Pig 10-year rye.

Originally Posted by bsnub

Whistle Pig 10-year rye.

My dad and I enjoyed a bottle of 10 year on last trip. Was outstanding

No point drinking fancy imported beers when you can't smell anything so a drop of amber nectar it is with a teaspoon of honey to soothe a sore throat.

Together we will beat this abhorrent virulence.

The original Hawker Typhoon was a muscular beast, closer in size to the beefy Thunderbolt than the slender Spitfire

Designed as an interceptor to succeed the Hurricane, it made its mark with an edge in speed over the fearsome new Focke Wulf Fw-190

But it was in the role of ground attack laden with rockets that the Typhoon found its eventual niche.

^ good to hear you are still with us Loops and the cron hasn't taken you

A rather nice, peaty nightcap of Lagavulin in a smoking bar in the city.

^ Cheers William

Picked me up a few Stellas the other day. Haven't had in a few years.

Today, 08:56 AM


Jeeeze, nice for some!

Originally Posted by DrWilly

Today, 08:56 AM


Jeeeze, nice for some!

Gonna be honest Dr. That was last night. I got busy and didn't get around to posting. Now, that's not to say I haven't had a beer or 3 as the sun came up. Back in the states when we went wakeboarding and that was a mandatory beer or 3 on the way out. I miss those days.

Originally Posted by Stumpy

Picked me up a few Stellas the other day. Haven't had in a few years.

I used to get the train to Amsterdam from Belgium quite regularly back in the day, and we would pass the Stella brewery in Leuven where we would raise a toast as we passed!

Perhaps not unsurprising, but the Uri Geller over there tastes much better than it does elsewhere. It'a a decent pint.

time I had a pint... not sure where I can get one right here, right now.

Originally Posted by DrWilly

time I had a pint... not sure where I can get one right here, right now.

Only about 5pm where you are, innit?