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cliff
Posted 2008-05-21 6:48 PM (#38486)
Subject: Scotland


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ShuttingDown & leaving for the Airport . . .

In a couple hours, I'll the farthest "East" I've ever been (since Bermuda & TheCaribbean) in my life.

This is gonna' be Fun.
(exactly, when WAS the last time we hadda' War w/TheseGuys?? . . .
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Beal
Posted 2008-05-21 7:23 PM (#38487 - in reply to #38486)
Subject: Re: Scotland



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Give the old Geezer our best!!!
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stonebobbo
Posted 2008-05-21 7:29 PM (#38488 - in reply to #38486)
Subject: Re: Scotland



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Let him know we hope "wedding cake syndrome" is only an American phenomenon.
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Beggin
Posted 2008-05-21 9:19 PM (#38489 - in reply to #38486)
Subject: Re: Scotland


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Let him take you to the Scottish equivalent of a Waffle House. (I think they call it Haggis Hut)
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Capo Guy
Posted 2008-05-21 10:14 PM (#38490 - in reply to #38486)
Subject: Re: Scotland



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Have a safe trip and hurry back.

Oh yea, Have a Great Time. :)
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Mark in Boise
Posted 2008-05-21 10:23 PM (#38491 - in reply to #38486)
Subject: Re: Scotland


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Bring me back a golf lesson.
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lanaki
Posted 2008-05-22 1:02 AM (#38492 - in reply to #38486)
Subject: Re: Scotland


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have a grand trip, cliff. just don't come back "clannish" :rolleyes:
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schroeder
Posted 2008-05-22 5:30 AM (#38493 - in reply to #38486)
Subject: Re: Scotland


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Don't use the john as you fly over London you ba$^%&d.

And don't forget to ask the first Jock you see if you can take a look at what he wears under his kilt.
And don't forget to tell them how great it is to be visiting England at last.
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AussieJames
Posted 2008-05-22 6:10 AM (#38494 - in reply to #38486)
Subject: Re: Scotland



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Originally posted by schroeder:

"And don't forget to tell them how great it is to be visiting England at last".

Boy that'll sure get em going

Bit like asking a New Zealander if he's an Aussie
:D

Have a great trip Mate.
AJ
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Slipkid
Posted 2008-05-22 6:52 AM (#38495 - in reply to #38486)
Subject: Re: Scotland



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Please bring be back some of that tape I'm always hearing about.
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Beal
Posted 2008-05-22 8:01 AM (#38496 - in reply to #38486)
Subject: Re: Scotland



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:D :D
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lanaki
Posted 2008-05-22 11:27 AM (#38497 - in reply to #38486)
Subject: Re: Scotland


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Originally posted by Slipkid:
Please bring be back some of that tape I'm always hearing about.
and some potting soil from that scotland yard
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fillhixx
Posted 2008-05-22 11:46 AM (#38498 - in reply to #38486)
Subject: Re: Scotland



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Y'might try an afternoon of Trainspotting while yer therrrrrre.
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schroeder
Posted 2008-05-22 6:03 PM (#38499 - in reply to #38486)
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schroeder
Posted 2008-05-22 6:03 PM (#38500 - in reply to #38486)
Subject: Re: Scotland


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cliff meets begsy (or whatever the Robert Carlyle character was called)- wouldn't you love to see it?
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MusicMishka
Posted 2008-05-22 10:04 PM (#38501 - in reply to #38486)
Subject: Re: Scotland


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Let him take you to the Scottish equivalent of a Waffle House. (I think they call it Haggis Hut)
:D :D

And remember:
1. a wee dram is not a bedpan!

2. set aside enough for the bill FIRST

3. Have a great time!

;)
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stonebobbo
Posted 2008-05-23 8:05 PM (#38502 - in reply to #38486)
Subject: Re: Scotland



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Jeff W.
Posted 2008-05-26 8:56 AM (#38503 - in reply to #38486)
Subject: Re: Scotland


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Enjoy watching Paul's nuptials.
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cliff
Posted 2008-06-08 11:50 PM (#38504 - in reply to #38486)
Subject: Re: Scotland


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Found a reasonably-priced SingleMalt from Islay called McClennan's today, . . . NotBad.
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John B
Posted 2008-06-09 2:35 PM (#38505 - in reply to #38486)
Subject: Re: Scotland


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Never tried that one. I'm a fan of The MaCallan myself.
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Trader Jim
Posted 2008-06-09 6:14 PM (#38506 - in reply to #38486)
Subject: Re: Scotland


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Originally posted by Mark in Boise:
Bring me back a golf lesson.
Here's a free one:
KEEP YOUR HEAD UP AND SWING AS HARD AS YOU CAN.
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cliff
Posted 2008-06-09 6:30 PM (#38507 - in reply to #38486)
Subject: Re: Scotland


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The 8th tee at Rothesay Golf Course(the mountains in the distance are the next island, Aran)

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Northcountry
Posted 2008-06-09 6:47 PM (#38508 - in reply to #38486)
Subject: Re: Scotland
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If you build it... Cliff will come.
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Paul Templeman
Posted 2008-06-09 6:50 PM (#38509 - in reply to #38486)
Subject: Re: Scotland


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Originally posted by cliff:
Found a reasonably-priced SingleMalt from Islay called McClennan's today, . . . NotBad.
Do you mean McClennand? That's from the Bowmore distillery. I think it may be for the export market only, it's not common here. Bowmore is a very nice malt, but then anything from Islay is killer, and I'm just about to kill the last of that bottle of Caol Ila.

Nice pic, that's almost my back yard.
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fillhixx
Posted 2008-06-09 6:53 PM (#38510 - in reply to #38486)
Subject: Re: Scotland



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The reward we get in Northern Climes for suffering the S.A.D.S. through winter.
Originally posted by Paul Templeman:
Nice pic, that's almost my back yard.
Nice. and YOU don't have to mow it.
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Stuart Miller
Posted 2008-06-09 6:58 PM (#38511 - in reply to #38486)
Subject: Re: Scotland



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Originally posted by cliff:
The 8th tee at Rothesay Golf Course(the mountains in the distance are the next island, Aran)
Picky, picky picky, but then I did live there for a year and was born and raised 14 miles on the Ayrshire mainland...it's ARRAN. "Scotland in Minature" due to the North being craggy and mountainous and the South being rolling hills and green. Highly reccomended to anyone looking for an awesome compact holiday experience.

My favorite place, Lamlash Bay where I was named 1976 Open Sea-angling Champion..landing 76LB of rod caught Cod in the days when there was anything above about 2lbs to be caught.

Rothesay is pretty cool place too. Great weekend and day trip destination for many Glaswegians.
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Paul Templeman
Posted 2008-06-09 7:06 PM (#38512 - in reply to #38486)
Subject: Re: Scotland


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Originally posted by fillhixx:
Originally posted by Paul Templeman:
Nice pic, that's almost my back yard.
Nice. and YOU don't have to mow it. [/QB]
You should see my front yard, which is actually, rather than almost. And I have to mow that sucker. Kinda teaches me why I became a musician.... I'm just not cut out for real work.
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Tony Calman
Posted 2008-06-09 8:01 PM (#38513 - in reply to #38486)
Subject: Re: Scotland



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get some goats...
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cliff
Posted 2008-06-09 10:21 PM (#38514 - in reply to #38486)
Subject: Re: Scotland


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I DID type ARRan, but it musta' stuck & I didn't catch it till after the f$*&^@ng program "timed me out" of editing . . . sorry . .

No, it IS McClelland's (based in Glasgow, but product of Islay). It was relatively inexpensive (about $30 here), & remarkably smooth, even neat.

It's no Caol Ila, but I have yet to find that over here . . .
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Jeff W.
Posted 2008-06-10 7:08 AM (#38515 - in reply to #38486)
Subject: Re: Scotland


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Try GlenRothes, Clifford... ain't cheap, but if a niiiiiice single malt you want....
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