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[sausageroll]

Wanna play werewolf? Looking to kick off Sunday night.

roo2macca
sante
SarahSmiles
sausageroll
SM

As I said a while back, I really enjoy werewolf a lot but unfortunately I can't dedicate the time to play it effectively (or as close to effectively as I am capable).
So, sadly I'm going to have to pass again at this stage.

 

[Elton Johns Wig]

yeah why not, in

Wanna play werewolf? Looking to kick off Sunday night.

DemonJim
Dennis Confetti
dogs105
EagleOz
Elton Johns Wig

Yes please

 

[I Dont Care]

yeah why not, in

Yes please

Ah good....the 'professional'. You can supply the grog

 

[MWPP]

Ah good....the 'professional'. You can supply the grog

And the brunch of course Elton Johns Wig
Are you supplying a gun IDC?

 

[Elton Johns Wig]

Ah good....the 'professional'. You can supply the grog

 

[I Dont Care]

And the brunch of course Elton Johns Wig
Are you supplying a gun IDC?

I always carry my gun

 

[I Dont Care]

And remember, only scotch can be called 'whisky' All others can be called 'whiskey' but scotch can't.

 

[jmoo wan]

And remember, only scotch can be called 'whisky' All others can be called 'whiskey' but scotch can't.

fun fact:
the E in whisk(e)y is determined by whether there is an E in the name of the country of origin.

Scotland - Scotch Whisky
Ireland - Irish Whiskey
etc...

 

[Elton Johns Wig]

And remember, only scotch can be called 'whisky' All others can be called 'whiskey' but scotch can't.

Again, incorrect.

 

[Elton Johns Wig]

fun fact:
the E in whisk(e)y is determined by whether there is an E in the name of the country of origin.

Scotland - Scotch Whisky
Ireland - Irish Whiskey
etc...

dribble...

https://scotchwhisky.com/magazine/ask-the-professor/12991/whisky-or-whiskey-why-the-two-spellings/

 

[Hoos]

Again, incorrect.

Bruncher.

 

[Elton Johns Wig]

Bruncher.

Why would they try and educate me in the ways of drink? I just don't understand the dirt people.

 

[jmoo wan]

dribble...

https://scotchwhisky.com/magazine/ask-the-professor/12991/whisky-or-whiskey-why-the-two-spellings/

mine is a fun fact- yours is just tedious.

https://www.google.com/amp/s/tim.blog/2015/10/05/richard-betts/amp/

 

[Elton Johns Wig]

mine is a fun fact- yours is just tedious.

https://www.google.com/amp/s/tim.blog/2015/10/05/richard-betts/amp/

You're tedious. Have a drink.

 

[Hoos]

Why would they try and educate me in the ways of drink? I just don't understand the dirt people.

Like asking Wu if he knows how to feed his pigs.

 

[I Dont Care]

Again, incorrect.

Sorry, but I am correct. Scotland and Ireland are the two places where whiskey/whisky originated. Irish called theirs "whiskey" and Scotland called theirs "whisky" also known as "scotch whisky" and those spellings and processes are protected by their countries laws. The only other types recognised are bourbon whiskey and Tennessee whiskey which are spelt as "whiskey" therefore only scotch is "whisky"

 

[I Dont Care]

I love ruffling EJW's wig

 

[Elton Johns Wig]

You're still wrong.

therefore only scotch is "whisky"

No, only whisky from Scotland can be called Scotch. Anything else can be called whisky. You've just got it arse about, that's all.

 

[Elton Johns Wig]

In 2014, there were nine whisky distilleries in Tasmania, and since then a boom in distilling both within Tasmania and nationwide has seen the number of distilleries in Tasmania grow to 31 with more planned in coming years. In 2014, Sullivans Cove Distillery's French Oak Cask was given the World Whiskies Award for the world's best single malt whisky. It was the first time a distillery outside Scotland or Japan had won the award.

Won worlds best whisky, but it's not whisky apparently...

 

[Hoos]

In 2014, there were nine whisky distilleries in Tasmania, and since then a boom in distilling both within Tasmania and nationwide has seen the number of distilleries in Tasmania grow to 31 with more planned in coming years. In 2014, Sullivans Cove Distillery's French Oak Cask was given the World Whiskies Award for the world's best single malt whisky. It was the first time a distillery outside Scotland or Japan had won the award.

Won worlds best whisky, but it's not whisky apparently...

How fortuitous for anyone thinking of moving down there sometime soon in the next few months or so.

 

[jmoo wan]

In 2014, there were nine whisky distilleries in Tasmania, and since then a boom in distilling both within Tasmania and nationwide has seen the number of distilleries in Tasmania grow to 31 with more planned in coming years. In 2014, Sullivans Cove Distillery's French Oak Cask was given the World Whiskies Award for the world's best single malt whisky. It was the first time a distillery outside Scotland or Japan had won the award.

Won worlds best whisky, but it's not whisky apparently...

whisky hey? no E in australia is there?

 

[Elton Johns Wig]

whisky hey? no E in australia is there?

E generally in Ireland and US. Although some famous American brands don't use the E.

 

[Hoos]

When a bruncher just can't decide...

 

[TheInjuryFactory]

Why would they try and educate me in the ways of drink? I just don't understand the dirt people.

Lol this is still going?

The dirt people will never understand, that's what separates the professionals like us EJW and gives us the authority over their intake.

 

[I Dont Care]

You're still wrong.



No, only whisky from Scotland can be called Scotch. Anything else can be called whisky. You've just got it arse about, that's all.

No, I think your arse is all about