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Quote from: Marleys Ghost on July 06, 2007, 10:50:08 AMQuote from: Grumpmeister on July 06, 2007, 10:40:01 AMQuote from: Bar Wench on July 06, 2007, 08:32:12 AMFREE DRINKS!!! Why thank you Wenchy, I'll have a double Glenmorangie on ice please Never, ever, mix a good malt with ice! Correct.In fact, never mix it with anything but a glass and your tonsils.
Quote from: Grumpmeister on July 06, 2007, 10:40:01 AMQuote from: Bar Wench on July 06, 2007, 08:32:12 AMFREE DRINKS!!! Why thank you Wenchy, I'll have a double Glenmorangie on ice please Never, ever, mix a good malt with ice!
Quote from: Bar Wench on July 06, 2007, 08:32:12 AMFREE DRINKS!!! Why thank you Wenchy, I'll have a double Glenmorangie on ice please
FREE DRINKS!!!
Unfortunately the office doesnt have a bar
Sorry - woefully behind on bar activity. Please give my best to Mr Barman. May the glory of his grumpiness be fully restored very soon.
If our dear barman is unwell and hospitalised then we should all raise our glasses and wish him health, on the house.I shall be happy to dispense free drinks to you all until he returns.The less trusting side of me wonders at the sequence of events unfolding:1. Barman refers to feeling unwell for a few days.2. Barman goes into hospital.3. "Mrs Barman" appears and writes messages to a similar, or higher, intelectual standard than Barman.Do we have a covert surgical release of the 'inner woman' I ask?Anyway, I am sure we all say get well soon to him and/or her.
although I suppose if I do peg it in the next 24 hours I can go home too
Good news! Doctor says I can stop intravenous drugs today and have the canular (or however you spell it) taken out? If I don?t peg it in the next 24 hours I can go home? although I suppose if I do peg it in the next 24 hours I can go home too so it is a win-win situation really!