sergejvandervreede
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Never had Haggis actually. Must say that if I'm ever in Scotland I'll surely try it. You??
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Hats and Drinks - A Match Made in Heaven
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Yes several times. My wife's family has Scottish roots and we've been to Scotland to get the "real" thing. I must say it's not the most appetizing thing I've ever had.
I do like the bagpipes though.
I do like the bagpipes though.
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You're not supposed to eat the bagpipes, though.
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Damn, that must be what's causing that funny wheezing sound when I breath.
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No bagpipes in my house on sunday, helas.
You can wear a kilt if you like. Only if I can wear my banana suit though
I had a fella attempting to play the bagpipes under my window in Bruges at 4 PM whilst staying there for a week.
I almost dumped a bucked of water on his noggin.
He told me his wife didn't allow him to play them at home. I told him I didn't alllow him either...
Man, those things are LOUD!
And yes, stoofvlees is def. better than haggis.
Yuckie
You can wear a kilt if you like. Only if I can wear my banana suit though
I had a fella attempting to play the bagpipes under my window in Bruges at 4 PM whilst staying there for a week.
I almost dumped a bucked of water on his noggin.
He told me his wife didn't allow him to play them at home. I told him I didn't alllow him either...
Man, those things are LOUD!
And yes, stoofvlees is def. better than haggis.
Yuckie
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I have to like the bagpipes. I'm Scots-Irish and my 5 brothers-in-law play them. In fact, played at our wedding. They are loud for sure.
Joao Encarnado
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It depends on what the player is playing
I've been in Scotland several times and have not seen many bagpipes players.
Nice!
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I like the lines of the high arch in the boot too!
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It depends on what the player is playing
I've been in Scotland several times and have not seen many bagpipes players.
Nice!
You must go to the Highlands[emoji207]
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Yes! Great pic Greg!
Joao Encarnado
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Been in Inverness several times.
I saw one in the Isle of Skye and he was playing!
Funny that Scot Whisky is more expensive there than it is here.
Great combo.
Joao Encarnado
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For it's price, I hope it's something
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Enjoying the morning with a little friendly bean!
Short Balding Guy
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Hot and tired finds me enjoying a vtg. straw fedora and sampling a micro-brew from up on Lake Superior, MN (Two Harbors) - Castle Danger Ode IPA (https://castledangerbrewery.com/beer/ode/). I took my fiancé, at the time-wife today, on a date to this establishment long ago. In nostalgia I picked the beer up at a liquor store. Total impulse purchase. Hey I like it! Love my wife and enjoy the "first date" beer. All is good and right with the world at this moment.
This beer has flavor and aroma at the forefront, ending with medium bitterness. "Citra, Azacca, Amarillo and Centennial hops lend bright citrus and tropical fruit in flavor and aroma." Excellent warm weather IPA.
Just wait until my wife gets home! Best, Eric -
This beer has flavor and aroma at the forefront, ending with medium bitterness. "Citra, Azacca, Amarillo and Centennial hops lend bright citrus and tropical fruit in flavor and aroma." Excellent warm weather IPA.
Just wait until my wife gets home! Best, Eric -
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"Waking Up Never Tasted So Good."
Short Balding Guy
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Finally got home and enjoying a quiet"er" moment. I opened a bottle of Italian Lambrusco. Not all sparking Lambrusco's have to be very sweet. ( http://www.casalivini.it/en/shop/lambruschi-en/il-lambruscone-emilia-igp-lambrusco/). For todays 90+'F and high humidity it is a perfect luxury beverage. Supernatural Ecuadorian Milan on my head and a glass of Italian Lambrusco, 8 ice cubes, all is right with the world. I do not have the correct glass and have broken tradition by using ice - no worries at my house today.
Ahh, Eric -
Ahh, Eric -
Joao Encarnado
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Is that coffee any good?
I've tried starbucks... it's a meh... probably I'm used to expressos.
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Most of the time...it really depends on the barista I think. I just drink espresso drinks too. This is what they call a Depth Charge which is a Long Black, a double shot of espresso pulled into a cup of black coffee. For their espresso drinks & their ice coffees I would give Caribou Coffee a good rating, certainly better than Starbucks. I don't drink any foo-foo coffees so I can't judge them.
