Massage?djewesbury wrote:Ok. We're starting an evening class at the end of January. In what?
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- 13:37 Fri 17 Jan 2014
- Forum: Meaningless Drivel
- Topic: One quiz at a time
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- 11:43 Fri 17 Jan 2014
- Forum: Organising Tastings and Get-togethers
- Topic: Taylor 1985 case testing 27th of January 2014
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Re: Taylor 1985 case testing 27th of January 2014
How very decent of themAHB wrote:By the way, the Bunghole have said that they will welcome us to our T85 tasting with a glass each of the house Champagne as a thank you for our loyal and regular custom - a nice touch and a good illustration of why we moved from the Crusting Pipe.
- 08:26 Fri 17 Jan 2014
- Forum: Port Conversations
- Topic: Cooking with Port
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Re: Cooking with Port
I have a Cruz '89 awaiting the same fate, though I'm hoping not to quite match DRT's result. I haven't researched an optimum Port (or Port and wine) reduction, but if anyone has a favourite to recommend, please do.
- 08:11 Fri 17 Jan 2014
- Forum: Organising Tastings and Get-togethers
- Topic: Taylor 1985 case testing 27th of January 2014
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Re: Taylor 1985 case testing 27th of January 2014
each other. "each other" or "one an other", I never have been sure. I think you meant "one another". I admit to mostly using "each other" for preference when referring to any pair or small group; I would only use "one another" for the non-specific p...
- 23:21 Thu 16 Jan 2014
- Forum: Meaningless Drivel
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A life belt?
- 11:44 Thu 16 Jan 2014
- Forum: Organising Tastings and Get-togethers
- Topic: Taylor 1985 case testing 27th of January 2014
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Re: Taylor 1985 case testing 27th of January 2014
Auduze method 0hr no decant == pop and pour 0hr double decanted == straight before the tasting 4-6hr double decanting == (late) lunchtime - x3 to also provide variance control 8-10hr double decanting == in the morning 20-24hr double decanting == the night before The ‟variance control” depends on t...
- 11:02 Thu 16 Jan 2014
- Forum: Organising Tastings and Get-togethers
- Topic: Taylor 1985 case testing 27th of January 2014
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Re: Taylor 1985 case testing 27th of January 2014
The question I have in relation to WS1's proposal is how we will be able to assess whether a certain decant method is better than another without first having an appreciation of how much bottle variation we should expect naturally from a single case...? Perhaps if we go down that route first we sho...
- 10:31 Tue 14 Jan 2014
- Forum: Meaningless Drivel
- Topic: Apostrophe crimes
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Preference? • The new widget is designed to be robust to bankruptcy. • The new widget is designed to be robust against bankruptcy. And, of course, why? I think there might be an issue of whether the action is by self (or the quoted party) rather than another. Against is usually in opposition to an ...
- 12:14 Thu 09 Jan 2014
- Forum: Meaningless Drivel
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It must have been a very good night last night; Two words, some form of hat: Haggis. A good evening right there, I reckon.DRT wrote:Is it a haggis?
- 17:59 Wed 08 Jan 2014
- Forum: Meaningless Drivel
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Not my turn.PhilW wrote:Some form of hat?
- 17:59 Wed 08 Jan 2014
- Forum: Meaningless Drivel
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Some form of hat?
- 16:46 Wed 08 Jan 2014
- Forum: Meaningless Drivel
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Is it worn on the person?
- 16:26 Wed 08 Jan 2014
- Forum: Meaningless Drivel
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Which room in the house would it be commonly found in? Guess: Some form of incense burner? You aren't allowed two questions at once, even if you label one of them 'guess'. It is not any form of incense burner. I should have used a full-stop on the second one instead of a question mark - I was tryin...
- 14:07 Wed 08 Jan 2014
- Forum: Meaningless Drivel
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Which room in the house would it be commonly found in?
Guess: Some form of incense burner?
Guess: Some form of incense burner?
- 13:43 Wed 08 Jan 2014
- Forum: Meaningless Drivel
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PhilW wrote:Does the object in question have a function, or is it purely decorative?
- 12:43 Wed 08 Jan 2014
- Forum: Meaningless Drivel
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Does the object in question have a function, or is it purely decorative?
- 22:59 Tue 07 Jan 2014
- Forum: Meaningless Drivel
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Is it a name for a form of log sculpture (given your recent garden activities)?
- 22:46 Tue 07 Jan 2014
- Forum: Meaningless Drivel
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Is it anything to do with art?
Perhaps it is the name for a new tool used for detecting forgeries of some kind?
Perhaps it is the name for a new tool used for detecting forgeries of some kind?
- 22:37 Tue 07 Jan 2014
- Forum: Meaningless Drivel
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Is it some type of fungal growth, perhaps in a certain shape? (Such as could form on the neck of old ullaged bottles)?
- 22:18 Tue 07 Jan 2014
- Forum: Meaningless Drivel
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Is it a word for a very VERY small penis?Not that. It is a tangible thing that has three dimensions.
- 21:32 Tue 07 Jan 2014
- Forum: Meaningless Drivel
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Is it a particular style of mark, or method of making such?
- 20:35 Tue 07 Jan 2014
- Forum: Meaningless Drivel
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Boa Vista. Correct. The Port house is Offley, who produce Offley Boa Vista , CSI:Miami includes a character Natalia Boa Vista , and Boa Vista was the name of a German literary magazine published until 1983 ("old" simply as in "not current" since publishing ceased 30 years ago). ...
- 17:34 Tue 07 Jan 2014
- Forum: Meaningless Drivel
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No, not font related.AHB wrote:The fact they all use Helvetica Bold font on their labels, signage and published materials
The connection with Miami does indeed relate to CSI:Miami, though this is not itself the connection.JWEW wrote:Would that be CSI Miami?
- 10:16 Tue 07 Jan 2014
- Forum: Meaningless Drivel
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New question: What is the connection between a Port house, Miami, and an old German literary magazine?
- 17:26 Mon 06 Jan 2014
- Forum: Meaningless Drivel
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But like the goat, this is an animal that has always had a great deal of mythology around it. I once had to mark a dissertation in which the student had written about the artist Joseph Beuys ... In the basement of the floor of the Rene Block Gallery in Berlin, Beuys positioned himself on the floor ...