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  • I thought the die hard whiskey drinkers didn't touch Bourbon?

    Paddy! 30 minutes till work!! The saves! The saves!

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    • Andy I am at work

      the saves
      \the saves
      Gurka 17, People of the Valley
      I am of the Horde.

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      • ahhh.. bummer...

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        • 410bc to Andy
          Gurka 17, People of the Valley
          I am of the Horde.

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          • --> Mickeyj

            Now I better get to work, while thinking up late excuses.

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            • Originally posted by Mickeyj
              You sure that's the whiskey paddy?

              To Shogun
              it is clearly printed on the label old chap

              and tastes just fine

              it is a french whiskey - not a scotch whiskey

              bloody marvelous
              Gurka 17, People of the Valley
              I am of the Horde.

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              • I think Mickeyj is getting at the difference between Scotch Whiskey and Bourbon Whiskey.

                Bourbon is an American form of whiskey, made from maize or corn. The name derives from Bourbon County, Kentucky.

                Scotch (and Irish) whiskeys uses peat in the distilling process, and so tastes a bit different to bourbons.

                The ‘professional’ whiskey drinkers often claim that bourbons are not real whiskeys.

                I’m not really a whiskey drinker, but I find the bourbons to be nicer and smoother than the earthy tasting scotches.

                aaahh it's aaaaaaallll good eh Paddy?

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                • bloody oath ity is all good

                  next they will be telling me that steak, lamb and chook are not worth eating as they are not the same sort of meat
                  Gurka 17, People of the Valley
                  I am of the Horde.

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                  • Sunday was BBQ day.

                    Mickeyj and I had kebabs, marinated chook, lamb chops, pork sausages, and god knows how many lagers.

                    If anyone tells me it wasn't worth eating because it was different kinds of meat, I'll just laugh at them and tell them to shove it all up their poo hole.

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                    • well said matey

                      ahh life sure is grand
                      Gurka 17, People of the Valley
                      I am of the Horde.

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                      • Life is! And a long weekend on the way, I can feel a few BBQ's coming on.

                        Off to Shogun

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                        • Guys, you are motivating me to finish the back deck. I told my wife I wouldn't buy a new grill until I finished repainting it.

                          I'm about halfway done. I'm going to try and finish this weekend. THEN I'm going to buy a new grill and cook kebabs, marinated chook ( ), lamb chops, pork sausages while drinking lagers.

                          Save to Paddy.
                          Haven't been here for ages....

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                          • sounds like a plan

                            390bc to Andy
                            Gurka 17, People of the Valley
                            I am of the Horde.

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                            • Originally posted by Shogun Gunner
                              marinated chook ( ),
                              Marinated Chook:

                              1 cup of your favourite dark beer (ale or stout works best)
                              2 tablespoons dark sesame oil
                              1 tablespoon finely chopped garlic
                              1 teaspoon dried oregano
                              1 teaspoon salt
                              1/2 teaspoon freshly ground black pepper
                              1/4 teaspoon cayenne
                              6 boneless, skinless chicken thighs, about 4 ounces each

                              In a small bowl whisk together the marinade ingredients. Place the chicken thighs (rinsed and patted dry with a paper towel) in a large plastic re-sealable bag and pour in the marinade. Press the air out of the bag and seal tightly. Turn the bag to distribute the marinade, place the bag in a bowl, and refrigerate for 2 to 4 hours, turning the bag occasionally.

                              Place chook thighs on BBQ, cook till juices run clear from the joint bones.

                              Enjoy!!

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