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Posted: Wednesday Jan 25, 2006 9:47 pm
by Dogger Dan
General

Be careful of the shine my friend

Make you blind

I have found in the past that the 23rd beer in a sitting is always skunky for some reason. :lol: :lol:

Dogger

Posted: Friday Jan 27, 2006 11:39 pm
by Iron-Haggis
I drink Scotch, Irish and Canadian Whiskey (Not bourbon, got drunk on it way too much underage that the smells makes me feel sick) Since my girlfriend has a cocktail bar, I've had a chance to drink many different liqueurs most of which are pretty nice.

Has anyone here tried Australian Whiskey? I think there is a place in Tasmania that makes some.

Posted: Saturday Jan 28, 2006 12:28 am
by Boozer
Be careful of the shine my friend

Make you blind
An urban myth..............

If you brew with a simple sugar/water mix for distillation later on, you won't get any methanol in your distillate. It's only when you start brewing with fruit, grain etc that methanol is produced. :wink:

In the event that your wash had a high methanol content, it's a pretty easy to remove; a year 9 science student could pull off a simple fractional distillation :lol:
I've tried that Rare Breed stuff...damn good drop!!![
I get 2 bottles a month for $45 a bottle from Perth duty free to drink at home in my month off. I get another 2 a month at Dubai duty free for US$28, then get another 2 from Abu Dhabi duty free for US$30............ 4 bottles for 4 weeks at work :oops:

I'll never touch Jim Beam again., but 'old Jack is still a nice drop :wink:

Posted: Saturday Jan 28, 2006 3:21 am
by Dogger Dan
Boozer

I will pass that on to our local shine group :wink: :lol:

Dogger

Posted: Saturday Jan 28, 2006 10:51 am
by Boozer
I think they all work wih me Dogger :wink:
(I work for a Canadian oil co)

Posted: Saturday Jan 28, 2006 10:55 am
by yardglass
Boozer wrote:I think they all work wih me Dogger :wink:
(I work for a Canadian oil co)
have a little chat with the boss and get the price of fuel down then. :wink:

$1.19 lt up here now. :evil:

Posted: Saturday Jan 28, 2006 10:59 am
by db
yardglass wrote:
Boozer wrote:I think they all work wih me Dogger :wink:
(I work for a Canadian oil co)
have a little chat with the boss and get the price of fuel down then. :wink:

$1.19 lt up here now. :evil:
could be worse Yardie.. on a recent trip across nsw into sa we bought many a litre over $1.25.. the highest we found was $1.46 in wilcania

Posted: Saturday Jan 28, 2006 11:09 am
by yardglass
db wrote:
yardglass wrote:
Boozer wrote:I think they all work wih me Dogger :wink:
(I work for a Canadian oil co)
have a little chat with the boss and get the price of fuel down then. :wink:

$1.19 lt up here now. :evil:
could be worse Yardie.. on a recent trip across nsw into sa we bought many a litre over $1.25.. the highest we found was $1.46 in wilcania
:shock:

you'd think the 12 billion in the coffers could be used to ease the pressure a bit.

Posted: Saturday Jan 28, 2006 11:35 am
by Shaun
yardglass wrote:
db wrote:
yardglass wrote:
Boozer wrote:I think they all work wih me Dogger :wink:
(I work for a Canadian oil co)
have a little chat with the boss and get the price of fuel down then. :wink:

$1.19 lt up here now. :evil:
could be worse Yardie.. on a recent trip across nsw into sa we bought many a litre over $1.25.. the highest we found was $1.46 in wilcania
:shock:

you'd think the 12 billion in the coffers could be used to ease the pressure a bit.
We pay $1.25+ every day here.

Posted: Saturday Jan 28, 2006 11:40 am
by yardglass
Shaun wrote:
yardglass wrote:
db wrote:
yardglass wrote:
Boozer wrote:I think they all work wih me Dogger :wink:
(I work for a Canadian oil co)
have a little chat with the boss and get the price of fuel down then. :wink:

$1.19 lt up here now. :evil:
could be worse Yardie.. on a recent trip across nsw into sa we bought many a litre over $1.25.. the highest we found was $1.46 in wilcania
:shock:

you'd think the 12 billion in the coffers could be used to ease the pressure a bit.
We pay $1.25+ every day here.
bugger that.

Posted: Saturday Jan 28, 2006 12:01 pm
by Boozer
My advice is to convert your vehicles to LPG boys............... :wink:

Posted: Saturday Jan 28, 2006 12:21 pm
by yardglass
Boozer wrote:My advice is to convert your vehicles to LPG boys............... :wink:
i run on wort.

Posted: Saturday Jan 28, 2006 12:28 pm
by Boozer
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Posted: Saturday Jan 28, 2006 3:16 pm
by Rubber.Piggy
I grew up close to the rutherglen wine region so i drink wine too. I have about 7 dozen bottles in the cellar (under the stairs) and some of these are >10 years old.

Posted: Saturday Jan 28, 2006 10:56 pm
by Dogger Dan
Who you working for Boozer if I can ask?

I have way to many friends in the industry, and I was 5 mins away from it myself.

Dogger

Posted: Monday Jan 30, 2006 1:18 am
by Boozer
Nexen, out in Yemen. They used to be called Canadian Occidental.

I used to work for Talisman Energy when I was in the Nth Sea, I don't mind working with Canadians in the patch :wink:

Posted: Monday Jan 30, 2006 2:55 am
by Dogger Dan
I was almost a well head geologist laying horizontal wells and then my Missus got a job as a head nurse. I took a secondary job as an online QA for a food Manufacturer. Funny how life goes.

Most of the folks I know are working for Gulf or what was Gulf, guess it is Coneco now.

Dogger

Posted: Monday Jan 30, 2006 9:15 am
by Boozer
Most of the folks I know are working for Gulf or what was Gulf, guess it is Coneco now.
I just left them after 2 years working as senior production chemist in East Timor (ConocoPhillips).

Worst company I've ever worked for :evil:

Posted: Tuesday Jan 31, 2006 3:48 am
by Dogger Dan
Yeh,

Heard that too

Dogger

Posted: Tuesday Feb 07, 2006 1:17 am
by freeloopdub
Bundy OP and Cola cans are my all-time favourite beverage.