Merry Xmas to *nglish arseholes
fitlike min
feet and demands independence.Here's to *nglish independence. (wales
can fuck off).
F.
jon.in.durham
<5194ff4e-a62d-405c...@h40g2000prf.googlegroups.com>,
fitlike min <kill...@googlemail.com> wrote:
Yes good riddance to plaid skirt wearing *astads
Let's break out the English Whisky!
Robert Henderson
<5194ff4e-a62d-405c...@h40g2000prf.googlegroups.com>,
fitlike min <kill...@googlemail.com> writes
But....but....but....where are the three creatures squealing OT....
Anglophobe rascist bigotry noted and saved for future use.... RH RH
--
Robert Henderson
Personal website: http://www.anywhere.demon.co.uk
Magnus
@news.eternal-september.org:
I look forward to trying that. Excellent reviews. Glad you lot are learning
something from us.
fitlike min
wrote:
> In message
> <5194ff4e-a62d-405c-9fca-6a4814647...@h40g2000prf.googlegroups.com>,
> fitlike min <killwh...@googlemail.com> writes
>
> >and may 2010 be the year that at last *ngland stands on its own two
> >feet and demands independence.Here's to *nglish independence. (wales
> >can fuck off).
>
> >F.
>
> But....but....but....where are the three creatures squealing OT....
>
> Anglophobe rascist bigotry noted and saved for future use.... RH RH
>
> --
> Robert Henderson
> Personal website:http://www.anywhere.demon.co.uk
It's not OT, *nglish areholes like yourself use this NG on almost a
daily basis and this is your Xmas greeting.
F.
Robert Henderson
<also....@nowhere.com> writes
>>>
>>> F.
>>
>> Yes good riddance to plaid skirt wearing *astads
>>
>> http://bit.ly/8crpLb
>>
>> Let's break out the English Whisky!
>
>I look forward to trying that. Excellent reviews. Glad you lot are
>learning something from us.
Whisky is of course not a Scotch originated drink. RH
Robert Henderson
<0438abb9-af3e-4249...@u16g2000pru.googlegroups.com>,
fitlike min <kill...@googlemail.com> writes
>> >F.
>>
>> But....but....but....where are the three creatures squealing OT....
>>
>> Anglophobe rascist bigotry noted and saved for future use.... RH RH
>>
>> --
>> Robert Henderson
>> Personal website:http://www.anywhere.demon.co.uk
>
>It's not OT, *nglish areholes like yourself use this NG on almost a
>daily basis and this is your Xmas greeting.
>
>
More Anglophobe rascist bigotry noted and saved for future use.... RH
GM
wrote:
> In message <Xns9CEBA8908B5FCsecretnowhere...@69.16.176.253>, Magnus
> <also.sec...@nowhere.com> writes
>
>
>
> >>> F.
>
> >> Yes good riddance to plaid skirt wearing *astads
>
> >>http://bit.ly/8crpLb
>
> >> Let's break out the English Whisky!
>
> >I look forward to trying that. Excellent reviews. Glad you lot are
> >learning something from us.
>
> Whisky is of course not a Scotch originated drink. RH
>
Possibly not, but the Scots certainly perfected the art.
GMc
Magnus
news:JHKDfCQj...@anywhere.demon.co.uk:
> In message <Xns9CEBA8908B5FC...@69.16.176.253>, Magnus
> <also....@nowhere.com> writes
>>>>
>>>> F.
>>>
>>> Yes good riddance to plaid skirt wearing *astads
>>>
>>> http://bit.ly/8crpLb
>>>
>>> Let's break out the English Whisky!
>>
>>I look forward to trying that. Excellent reviews. Glad you lot are
>>learning something from us.
>
> Whisky is of course not a Scotch originated drink. RH
>
Good whisky, of course, is.
The Phantom Piper
wrote:
>
> Whisky is of course not a Scotch originated drink.
Normally I don't bother even responding to
a great fat Einglisch Turd such as yourself,
but as Christmas is over and I'm spoiling
for a bit of blood, I'll just ask you if you're
familiar with the _etymology_ of the word
'whisky', you great fat Einglisch Turd - ?
Waiting To See A Turd Backpedal And Spin,
The Phantom Piper
Robert Peffers
"jon.in.durham" <j...@no.email.co.uk> wrote in message
news:hh0394$f4l$2...@news.eternal-september.org...
You want to break out English Whisky but you cannot even spell the word.
In the first place the name is derived from the Gaelic word, "usquebaugh",
but outside of Scotland the spelling is, "Whiskey".
Only Scotch is spelled whisky.
Then there is the irony that you post your silly post into a
soc.culture.scottish newsgroup and you want to break out a drink that is
best identified as belonging to Scottish culrure.
Have the English no culture of their own?
Their language is from the Anglo Saxons who are incomers from the European
continent and they have nothing of their own as the culture is borrowed from
all the corners of the World. Still,let us look at the good side. While you
are drinking your English Whiskey just keep in mind that there is one more
bottle of Scotch left for the Scots or for export to boost the Scottish
economy.
Cheers!, (and enjoy your bottle of English).
--
Auld Bob
Robert Peffers
"Magnus" <also....@nowhere.com> wrote in message
news:Xns9CED8B26499FC...@69.16.176.253...
--
Auld Bob
Magnus
news:cLqdnXKTZJ3w26vW...@bt.com:
>
> "jon.in.durham" <j...@no.email.co.uk> wrote in message
> news:hh0394$f4l$2...@news.eternal-september.org...
>> In article
>> <5194ff4e-a62d-405c...@h40g2000prf.googlegroups.com>,
>> fitlike min <kill...@googlemail.com> wrote:
>>
>>> and may 2010 be the year that at last *ngland stands on its own two
>>> feet and demands independence.Here's to *nglish independence. (wales
>>> can fuck off).
>>>
>>>
>>> F.
>>
>> Yes good riddance to plaid skirt wearing *astads
>>
>> http://bit.ly/8crpLb
>>
>> Let's break out the English Whisky!
> How typical.
> You want to break out English Whisky but you cannot even spell the
> word. In the first place the name is derived from the Gaelic word,
> "usquebaugh", but outside of Scotland the spelling is, "Whiskey".
> Only Scotch is spelled whisky.
Sorry, Bob, Canadian is also whisky.
Robert Peffers
when they named it that way.
--
Auld Bob
Robert Henderson
<a745ae4f-a848-4c3e...@h9g2000yqa.googlegroups.com>, GM
<g-...@hotmail.co.uk> writes
>>
>> >> Yes good riddance to plaid skirt wearing *astads
>>
>> >>http://bit.ly/8crpLb
>>
>> >> Let's break out the English Whisky!
>>
>> >I look forward to trying that. Excellent reviews. Glad you lot are
>> >learning something from us.
>>
>> Whisky is of course not a Scotch originated drink. RH
>>
>
>Possibly not, but the Scots certainly perfected the art.
>
>GMc
You mean the foreign owned Scotch whisky industry? RH
Robert Henderson
<also....@nowhere.com> writes
>>>>
>>>> Let's break out the English Whisky!
>>>
>>>I look forward to trying that. Excellent reviews. Glad you lot are
>>>learning something from us.
>>
>> Whisky is of course not a Scotch originated drink. RH
>>
>
>Good whisky, of course, is.
Tell that to the Irish...... RH
Robert Henderson
<fd4a1adf-27e3-4851...@y32g2000prd.googlegroups.com>, The
Phantom Piper <ThePhan...@comcast.net> writes
>
>>
>> Whisky is of course not a Scotch originated drink.
>
>Normally I don't bother even responding to
>a great fat Einglisch Turd such as yourself, but as Christmas is over
>and I'm spoiling for a bit of blood, I'll just ask you if you're
>familiar with the _etymology_ of the word
>'whisky', you great fat Einglisch Turd - ?
The naming fallacy. Just because something is called something it does
not mean it is that thing..... RH
The Phantom Piper
wrote:
>
> Just because something is called something
> it does not mean it is that thing.....
Oh I dunno; for example you're *called*
a Great Fat Einglisch Turd - and behold:
You _are_ a Great Fat Einglisch Turd!
QED,
The Phantom Piper
conwaycaine
"The Phantom Piper" <ThePhan...@comcast.net> wrote in message
news:fd4a1adf-27e3-4851...@y32g2000prd.googlegroups.com...
On Dec 25, 7:29 am, Robert Henderson <phi...@anywhere.demon.co.uk>
wrote:
>
> Whisky is of course not a Scotch originated drink.
Normally I don't bother even responding to
a great fat Einglisch Turd such as yourself,
but as Christmas is over and I'm spoiling
for a bit of blood, I'll just ask you if you're
familiar with the _etymology_ of the word
'whisky', you great fat Einglisch Turd - ?
********
He's Sassanach. He hasn't a clue.
But since I am sitting here, full of clove studded ham, I'll help the lad
out.
It comes from the Gaelic word (gasp!) "Uisce Beatha". Translation: Water of
life.
There are many more words in English that are derived from the Gaelic and
the Welsh.
Little credit the English dictionaries give to that fact.
conwaycaine
>> How typical.
>> You want to break out English Whisky but you cannot even spell the
>> word. In the first place the name is derived from the Gaelic word,
>> "usquebaugh", but outside of Scotland the spelling is, "Whiskey".
>> Only Scotch is spelled whisky.
>
> Sorry, Bob, Canadian is also whisky.
Whisky, is it??
CC is whisky?
conwaycaine
******
"Abra Cadabra"
POOF!!!!
And it is so.
Another successful spell cast.
Another Sassenach returned to his original state.
(Words do have a magical quality to them.)
Robert Henderson
<37d634e8-7234-4be2...@d4g2000pra.googlegroups.com>, The
Phantom Piper <ThePhan...@comcast.net> writes
Gross Anglophbobe racist abuse noted and saved for future use. RH
>QED,
>
>The Phantom Piper
Magnus
5qrWnZ2dnU...@giganews.com:
Take a look at the photo.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Aged_Canadian_Whisky.jpg
Whether you consider it worthy of the name is another matter. :-)
GM
wrote:
> In message
> <a745ae4f-a848-4c3e-b118-d0b439c4f...@h9g2000yqa.googlegroups.com>, GM
> <g...@hotmail.co.uk> writes
>
>
>
>
>
> >> >> Yes good riddance to plaid skirt wearing *astads
>
> >> >>http://bit.ly/8crpLb
>
> >> >> Let's break out the English Whisky!
>
> >> >I look forward to trying that. Excellent reviews. Glad you lot are
> >> >learning something from us.
>
> >> Whisky is of course not a Scotch originated drink. RH
>
> >Possibly not, but the Scots certainly perfected the art.
>
> >GMc
>
> You mean the foreign owned Scotch whisky industry? RH
>
Some is, some isn't. What is your point? The Scots certainly
perfected the art.
GMc
conwaycaine
Canadian Whisky has long been a favorite here in the states.
Why, I do not know.
;=)
The Phantom Piper
>
> Canadian Whisky has long been a favorite here in the states.
Yah, Big Joe Kennedy liked it just fine!
Just Saying...,
The Phantom Piper
Fred J. McCall
:In article
:
Well, given the sorry state of English cuisine, I guess making whisky
(even poor whisky) out of your grains is a better use than, say,
cooking with them.
--
"Rule Number One for Slayers - Don't die."
-- Buffy, the Vampire Slayer
Fred J. McCall
:In message <Xns9CEBA8908B5FC...@69.16.176.253>, Magnus
:<also....@nowhere.com> writes
:>>>
:>>> F.
:>>
:>> Yes good riddance to plaid skirt wearing *astads
:>>
:>> http://bit.ly/8crpLb
:>>
:>> Let's break out the English Whisky!
:>
:>I look forward to trying that. Excellent reviews. Glad you lot are
:>learning something from us.
:
:Whisky is of course not a Scotch originated drink. RH
:
We merely perfected it.
--
"The reasonable man adapts himself to the world; the unreasonable
man persists in trying to adapt the world to himself. Therefore,
all progress depends on the unreasonable man."
--George Bernard Shaw
Robert Peffers
"GM" <g-...@hotmail.co.uk> wrote in message
news:5b92d16e-ae17-4ed4...@h9g2000yqa.googlegroups.com...
Henderson is a bit slow, you know.
After all he uses the Bank of England banknotes and the Chinese invented
paper money in 650 AD and a Scotsman invented the BOE.
Henderson goes by London bus that runs on Macadam roads with wheels clad in
pneumatic tyres both invented by Scotsmen. He uses the internet which comes
down the telephone line and the telephone was invented by a Scotsman. What
would the poor lad do without us?
--
Auld Bob
Fred J. McCall
:
:"Magnus" <also....@nowhere.com> wrote in message
:
Uh, yeah....
conwaycaine
Just Saying...,
*****
Didn't he and his "Italian" friends make a great fortune importing Canadian
Whiskies into the then dry states?
"Hi! I am the son of a bootlegger and I wish to be President"
conwaycaine
"Fred J. McCall" <fjmc...@gmail.com> wrote in message
news:d14ij5les3bditq7n...@4ax.com...
> "conwaycaine" <conwa...@bellsouth.net> wrote:
>
> :
> :"Magnus" <also....@nowhere.com> wrote in message
> :news:Xns9CEDBAFB83864...@69.16.176.253...
> :> "Robert Peffers" <peff...@btinternet.com> wrote in
> :
> :>> How typical.
> :>> You want to break out English Whisky but you cannot even spell the
> :>> word. In the first place the name is derived from the Gaelic word,
> :>> "usquebaugh", but outside of Scotland the spelling is, "Whiskey".
> :>> Only Scotch is spelled whisky.
> :>
> :> Sorry, Bob, Canadian is also whisky.
> :
> :Whisky, is it??
> :CC is whisky?
> :
>
> Uh, yeah....
I take it you drink CC rather than manly spirits such as
Bourbon..................
Fred J. McCall
:
:"Fred J. McCall" <fjmc...@gmail.com> wrote in message
:
Actually I tend to drink scotch or vodka when I drink hard liquor,
with the occasional wee dram of Irish mixed into coffee....
--
You are
What you do
When it counts.
Robert Henderson
<5b92d16e-ae17-4ed4...@h9g2000yqa.googlegroups.com>, GM
<g-...@hotmail.co.uk> writes
>>
>> You mean the foreign owned Scotch whisky industry? RH
>>
>
>Some is, some isn't.
Virtually all in foreign hands. RH
>What is your point? The Scots certainly perfected the art.
>
Sez who? RH
>GMc
GM
wrote:
> In message
> <5b92d16e-ae17-4ed4-8615-73e90cdea...@h9g2000yqa.googlegroups.com>, GM
> <g...@hotmail.co.uk> writes
>
>
>
> >> You mean the foreign owned Scotch whisky industry? RH
>
> >Some is, some isn't.
>
> Virtually all in foreign hands. RH
What has ownership got to do with it - it is still Scotch Whisky. Is
it because it is an extremely good and marketable commodity that makes
it so attractive to foreign buyers?
Who owns the major players in gin distillation - even if they put
'London' on the label as well as gin?
Tanqueray, Gordon's, Beefeater, Bombay Sapphire and Gilbey's for
example?
>
> >What is your point? The Scots certainly perfected the art.
>
> Sez who? RH
Many folk - Google Jim Murray or Michael Jackson for starters. (If you
put in Michael Jackson be sure to add whisky as well to ensure you get
the right guy)
For a more international opinion you could try these:
http://www.forpeatsake.com/
http://www.maltadvocate.com/
So the Scots make many of the best whiskies.
Now, who says they don't?
GMc
Robert Henderson
<e8d8805f-8609-4100...@h9g2000yqa.googlegroups.com>, GM
<g-...@hotmail.co.uk> writes
>>
>> Virtually all in foreign hands. RH
>
>What has ownership got to do with it - it is still Scotch Whisky.
So, Honda cars made in Britain are British cars? RH
> Is it because it is an extremely good and marketable commodity that
>makes it so attractive to foreign buyers?
>
>Who owns the major players in gin distillation - even if they put
>'London' on the label as well as gin? Tanqueray, Gordon's, Beefeater,
>Bombay Sapphire and Gilbey's for example?
What has gin got to do with the question? Gin isn't the national drink
of England. RH
>>
>> >What is your point? �The Scots certainly perfected the art.
>>
>> Sez who? RH
>
>Many folk - Google Jim Murray or Michael Jackson for starters. (If you
>put in Michael Jackson be sure to add whisky as well to ensure you get
>the right guy)
>
>For a more international opinion you could try these:
>
>http://www.forpeatsake.com/
>http://www.maltadvocate.com/
>
>So the Scots make many of the best whiskies.
>
>Now, who says they don't?
>
The Irish and the Americans for two. RH
conwaycaine
> "conwaycaine" <conwa...@bellsouth.net> wrote:
:
> :I take it you drink CC rather than manly spirits such as
> :Bourbon..................
> :
>
> Actually I tend to drink scotch or vodka when I drink hard liquor,
> with the occasional wee dram of Irish mixed into coffee....
Which Scotch if I may "enquire".
GM
wrote:
> In message
> <e8d8805f-8609-4100-9cc3-6d9eb1b6e...@h9g2000yqa.googlegroups.com>, GM
> <g...@hotmail.co.uk> writes
>
>
>
> >> Virtually all in foreign hands. RH
>
> >What has ownership got to do with it - it is still Scotch Whisky.
>
> So, Honda cars made in Britain are British cars? RH
British made - yes.
Scotch whisky can't be made anywhere other than Scotland. Why did you
not answer the point I made - what has ownership got to do with it?
>
> > Is it because it is an extremely good and marketable commodity that
> >makes it so attractive to foreign buyers?
>
> >Who owns the major players in gin distillation - even if they put
> >'London' on the label as well as gin? Tanqueray, Gordon's, Beefeater,
> >Bombay Sapphire and Gilbey's for example?
>
> What has gin got to do with the question? Gin isn't the national drink
> of England. RH
Thank you.
>
>
>
>
>
> >> >What is your point? The Scots certainly perfected the art.
>
> >> Sez who? RH
>
> >Many folk - Google Jim Murray or Michael Jackson for starters. (If you
> >put in Michael Jackson be sure to add whisky as well to ensure you get
> >the right guy)
>
> >For a more international opinion you could try these:
>
> >http://www.forpeatsake.com/
> >http://www.maltadvocate.com/
>
> >So the Scots make many of the best whiskies.
>
> >Now, who says they don't?
>
> The Irish and the Americans for two. RH
Prove it - the two links I provided are American - which would
indicate that you are wrong. The status quo as you habitually say?
GMc
Fred J. McCall
:
:"Fred J. McCall" <fjmc...@gmail.com> wrote in message
:
I'll try pretty much any single malt. Pretty unsophisticated palate,
I'm afraid. I seem to prefer the Speysides.
--
"Adrenaline is like exercise, but without the excessive gym fees."
-- Professor Walsh, "Buffy the Vampire Slayer"
The Phantom Piper
Even a stopped clock is right twice a day...
Sipping A'bunadh,
The Phantom Sweettooth
Fred J. McCall
:On Dec 30, 10:12�am, Fred J. McCall <fjmcc...@gmail.com> wrote:
:>
:> I seem to prefer the Speysides.
:
:Even a stopped clock is right twice a day...
:
:
:Sipping A'bunadh,
:
So you'll be right one more time today?
The mind boggles at how unusual that would be...
--
"Some people get lost in thought because it's such unfamiliar
territory."
--G. Behn