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V.2-Dec-15 22:40

2-Dec-15 22:40

aaah yes, the morning after the night before Beer | [beer]

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HobbyProggy2-Dec-15 22:41

2-Dec-15 22:41

indeed :Whisky: Beer | [beer]

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V.2-Dec-15 22:46

2-Dec-15 22:46

which one ?!

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HobbyProggy2-Dec-15 22:58

2-Dec-15 22:58

Kilchoman and Laphroaig for yesterday, i just love the region Islay's Whiskys.

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CDP18022-Dec-15 23:04

2-Dec-15 23:04

In Texas we used to drink Bourbon (or Tequila when in Mexico) and go shooting the bigger calibers the next morning to get rid of the hangover. Smile | :)

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HobbyProggy2-Dec-15 23:08

2-Dec-15 23:08

CDP1802 wrote:
go shooting the bigger calibers the next morning to get rid of the hangover.

Don't get me wrong, but from my point of view this sounds like the dumbest and typical american idea ever.
As a sports shooter i can't understand why someone whould handle guns with so low respect.

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CDP18022-Dec-15 23:32

2-Dec-15 23:32

HobbyProggy wrote:
dumbest and typical american idea ever

German Air Defense School, back then still in Ft. Bliss, El Paso, Texas Smile | :)

HobbyProggy wrote:
As a sports shooter i can't understand why someone whould handle guns with so low respect.

You are right, but since when are young soldiers respectful? And we were really drilled to operate our equipment at any time and under any conditions. And honestly, those who did this job longer than a year or two often were alcoholics because they found no better way to deal with the stress.

HobbyProggy2-Dec-15 23:48

2-Dec-15 23:48

I undestand, and you are right, but nonetheless i should not be that way.
I know a lot of Soldiers, am invited to the christmas party and have talked a lot to them.

We also did some stuff you shouldn't have done but the day after you think about it and then realize how dumb it actually was.

But whith guns, you should not play Smile | :)

Anyway thumbs up for honesty, finally everbody has to get along somehow and we all know what happens after "hold my beer a second" Big Grin | :-D

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V.2-Dec-15 23:09

2-Dec-15 23:09

I can only second that.

I only try to get the hang of single malt Scottish Whisky (spyside, Islay, Isle of Skye).
I prefer the ones with a lot of peat. (Talisker, Lagavulin, Bowmore, ...) And preferably a bit younger as they usually tend to have more 'bite'. (Lagavulin 16y is an exception to that) Big Grin | :-D

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HobbyProggy2-Dec-15 23:20

2-Dec-15 23:20

Smoky and peaty is the way to go, i can agree with that. Cask strength to get the chance to get a whole range of taste. Now i wanna drink a Whisky...
And don't forget the cigar to that Smile | :)

Talisker and Bowmore are some fine spirits Thumbs Up | :thumbsup:

But i also love the old ones, problem with them is that they'll lose their smokyness :/

I also have a very nice "Swiss" Whisky, the only one i like apart from the known Whiskey regions Dreifaltigkeit[^]

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V.2-Dec-15 23:25

2-Dec-15 23:25

Don't forget the chocolate (let's make those belgian) and lose the ice.

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HobbyProggy2-Dec-15 23:28

2-Dec-15 23:28

I see, we are on a same level Smile | :)

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GStrad3-Dec-15 1:13

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3-Dec-15 1:13

My faves are Aberlour and the Tuaras Mara version of Jura, for me Laphroag is a bit too peaty. The various Islay Malts are rather nice though.

CDP18022-Dec-15 23:01

2-Dec-15 23:01

Real programmers get up at seven, but only because the stores close an hour later. Smile | :)

CDP18022-Dec-15 22:12

2-Dec-15 22:12

The Singleton Pattern.

Agent__0072-Dec-15 22:24

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2-Dec-15 22:24

That's a safe answer for this thread. Big Grin | :-D

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CDP18022-Dec-15 22:50

2-Dec-15 22:50

I was just speaking semaphorically.

StM0n2-Dec-15 22:49

2-Dec-15 22:49

Damn... beat me to it.

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CDP18022-Dec-15 22:54

2-Dec-15 22:54

Looking at some old code, I would say I beat some others as well. They obviously never heard anything about patterns at all except maybe the Simpleton. Smile | :)

StM0n2-Dec-15 23:04

2-Dec-15 23:04

Ah, yeah... the simpleton... you certainly could build a whole system with that Wink | ;)

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Nagy Vilmos2-Dec-15 22:41

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2-Dec-15 22:41

Vanishing Point

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3-Dec-15 3:31

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StM0n2-Dec-15 22:51

2-Dec-15 22:51

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