NP: London in 2007

[Joe Allonby]

Last time I was there was '99. Glad to hear about the advent of super skunk.
You folks needed an upgrade.

I realize that absinthe is usually Eastern European, but I was introduced to
it in Filthy McNasty's in Islington. So therefore the association.

I'm not a Laphroaig fan. It's a little, I don;t know, astringent, maybe? I
loved the Millennium Malt though, you can't get it here.

Another day, another cavalcade of bullshit.
Joe


On 12/21/06, Carvill John <johncarvill at hotmail.com> wrote:
>
> Hmmmm. Couple-three of Joe's questions definitely risked falling into the
> 'and this from an *American*?' category. Of the others, I'll try answering
> a
> couple...
>
> >What the hell is in this absinthe shit? It's great! Your hashish on the
> >other hand does absolutely nothing.
>
> Absinthe is not an English drink. This confusion may well be a
> manifestation
> of our dear American cousins' tendency to lump all of Yurp together. Or
> maybe just too much Absinthe?
>
> And hashish? When did you visit, 1980? Nobody smokes hash any more man,
> it's
> been hydroponic super-skunk or nothing for years now.
>
> >Do you know where I can get a bottle of Glenmorangie Millennium Malt?
>
> Try Laphroaig, it's much better.
>
> Cheers
> JC [Irish resident of Merrye Olde Englande]
>
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