Someone piss on your cornflakes this morning?
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Someone piss on your cornflakes this morning?
That does not follow from my post at all.
Now, if I'd mentioned GPS co-ordinates and fire bombing...;)
Depends on your level of comprehension.
Oh, how cutting.Quote:
Originally Posted by DrWilly
:rolleyes:
But no, saying Buckfast is shyte and your drink doesn't look too good either does not indicate a bad mood.
Are you ever off here when not sleeping, btw?
The story is true about an undercover agent on the island organising a party to distract the Nazi officers, who is a main character in the movie. But in real life he was a white fella from England, not a Black African.Quote:
Originally Posted by baldrick
We get enough wokist box-ticking in regular fictional movies these days. There is no need for woke-washing historically based narratives.
How did the descendants of Richard Lippett feel to have their family member airbrushed out to satisfy 21st century left wing politics?
Don't knock Buckfast until you've tried it.
When was the last time you got pished from the feet up then had a royal rumble with all yer mates just for a laugh?
Goes well with valium...
Damn..if only it was available in Oz and valium wasn't considered a prescription drug. Then I could use it for its intended purposes of which there are many. Fucking nanny state Australia. A wee bit of valium for recreational purposes or just to take the edge of a bender. Meth is readily available yet they ignore the crackheads
Wtf
I've bought Buckfast in Oz before.
Buckfast 750ml - Beerstore
Looking forward to your review.
It's available BLD but at a price...Quote:
Originally Posted by BLD
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$84 for 3 bottles ($28 each) as an exclusive cultural import :bagpipe:
Well beyond the fiscal means of the traditional homeless target market!
...or $30 a bottle from Dirk's dealer^
https://i.imgur.com/kU6JYfw.jpeg
Fresh mint elevates it to another level.
I think i should buy myself a bottle for Xmas and drink myself clever. Oh wait I've already done that
I'd be more interested in Looper's 3 pack.
Maybe I should get 3 and give 2 away tis the season to be jolly
Top Shelf stuff.
https://teakdoor.com/attachment.php?...d=119935&stc=1
And if you look just below it to the left, that is The South Korean version.
It’s called Bokbinja which roughly translates as “drink this shit and your piss will smash the toilet to pieces”.
Made from wild black raspberries.
I was close:
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The meaning of Bokbunja is:
Bun, meaning ‘chamber pot’
Ja, meaning ‘man’
Altogether, Bokbunja roughly translates to ‘man turning over the chamber pot’.
Korean black raspberry wine is known as bok bun ja. “Bok” means overturn, “bun” means urinal and “ja” means fruit. Roughly translated, the name means “the fruit that can overturn a urinal.” The unusual name comes from a Korean legend. An old monk lost his way in the mountains. He found some berries growing on a bush and ate all of them. The black raspberries helped the monk to find his way home. When he relieved himself, his urine stream was so strong that it broke the urinal.
GPS location sent.Quote:
Originally Posted by BLD
ChristQuote:
Originally Posted by dirk diggler
The Koreans are a handful when there on the soju that stuff must send em nuts
I wonder if Vimto is available in Oz gonna need a mixer for my buckfast
No you don't, just stick it in the fridge.Quote:
Originally Posted by BLD
Only drink it from the bottle.
It is customary to smash the bottle when you're done, but not before an attempt to peel off the label intact, for 10 cool points.
My mate did that with a bottle of tequila at a house party, but it just went through the plasterboard and lodged in the wall. Would be a cool piece of art if it wasn't some bird's parent's house. :)Quote:
Originally Posted by dirk diggler
Now there's a challengeQuote:
Originally Posted by dirk diggler
I see on that link you sent you can get a wee bottle for $16.99. About hip flask sizeQuote:
Originally Posted by dirk diggler
I notice a tin of haggis there too
A customary gift for your 5th Birthday in Scotland.Quote:
Originally Posted by BLD
With a tin of haggis?
Actually I've had tinned haggis at the highland bar vientiane and it wasn't to bad. A shame there was no.buckie to wash it down with
Grant's tinned haggis is pretty spot on.
It comes without a ring pull so you'll need an old fashioned tin opener. You need to open both ends then push it out one end into your pan, break it up with a wooden spoon like an un-flushabe jobby then add some gravy as you go for moisture.
It's quite peppery.
It's also good for making deep fried battered haggis balls.
That's a pretty good straight to point review. Unflushed jobbys
I've got an old fashioned can opener..nae bother
I've got 2
I hope one’s left handed
In Oz you can buy a left and right hand can opener. So as not to offend any fooker
Either one beats a Swiss Army knife
I think it's more to do with ease of use.Quote:
Originally Posted by BLD
Hit the spot
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Very fucking good, great auntie used to feed my brother and I that shit when we went to stay, with mash and liver onion gravyQuote:
Originally Posted by dirk diggler
ahh I just remembered she used to make haggis sausages as well, sausage of champions
Anyone tried port and brandy?
3 fingers of port to one of brandy...
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Originally Posted by Joe 90
It’s called a Randy Old Fashioned
Randy Old-fashioned Cocktail Recipe
I like both but I've never thought to try that. CheersQuote:
Originally Posted by Joe 90