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"do you know the Bishop of Norwich" port has TPF at #4.

As does "apostrophe crimes".

Good move (to MD).

this "will-to-live" sapping thread A difficult case. ‟Will to live” needs to be joined together, which can be done with hyphens. But then this compound thing needs to be joined with ‟sapping”. Possibilities include will-to-live-sapping (which fails to capture the two-level hierarchy); w...

Uncle Tom: thank you.

Luc wrote:People who are epileptic have more than 3 dots

Well, not literally. Try Alt-0133 on a PC, or option-semicolon on a Mac to get “…”.

Metaphorically, well, anything could happen.

Lady Roots: welcome.

This thread has won Derek T., from whom you shall be hearing much, yet another entry into that which passes for the TPF Hall of Shame.

[url=http://www.theportforum.com/viewtopic.php?p=1434#1434]Here[/url] Derek T. wrote:....and I have a rule that says "never hit on a girl who's husband is on the same forum"

The punishment should be harsher for not knowing that an ellipsis contains exactly three dots.

Port and lemonade, eh love?

Classic woman’s drink until, I believe, the 1960s.

The dryness sounds fantastic.

Title = YYYY House

Score represented as one of

UncleTomScore = 8/9
ParkerScore = 99

I find port too sticky for cigars. Whisky better.

Done.

[url=http://www.theportforum.com/viewtopic.php?p=1472#1472]Here[/url] Conky wrote:Could be genetic, as in, in your familys jeans.!

Transporting bottles would be a nightmare for me. But I do insist on contributing a fair proportion of the pictures of Her Majesty.

Oh, I forgot to say. I am an antidisestablishmentarianist. Into which corner should I go?

A bottle or a woman? They aren’t mutually exclusive, and the former can help attract and encourage the latter. A woman is only a woman, but a good cigar is a smoke. — Rudyard Kipling. Meanwhile, please be encouraged by this self-appointed moral policeman to be strictly family-friendly in one’s phra...

Conky: please PM me your email address so that I can cc you on flight-plan emails (which will have to go to family as well).

ronnieroots’ CellarTracker account.

Googling the wrong spelling finds your wine collection!

RonnieRoots wrote:Full name Manuel D. PoÃƒ§as Jr.

You surely mean Manoel D. PoÃƒ§as JÃƒÂºnior?

OK. Clearly I’m failing to understand the importance of grabbing somewhere to sleep. My previous night will have been spent in an economy-class seat next to a wailing brat. How do I ensure that I get somewhere to sleep.

OK, Her Indoors has spoken, and if it’s the weekend of Saturday 1st September, plans could be fitted. Gentlemen: don’t suffer major life rearrangement just for me, but if it’s all the same to you, it wouldn’t be for me. † This is making various assumptions about flights, not yet tested. And having ...

jdaw1 - we need placemats sometime soon - wines t.b.c. Derek ...and get looking for cheap flights to blighty 88) Hmmm. If the date is exactly right in early September, I might be in the UK anyway. Whatever, when things are decided I will of course oblige in my usual manner. In the list of people in...

We both failed.

jdaw1 wrote:I usually assume that these things are a teenager’s version of a real drink.

Derek T. wrote:Glayva (and Drambuie) is only consumed by women and tourists, mainly Americans with tartan (plaid) trousers on

I was trying to be polite, but really, I wasn’t disagreeing with Derek T.’s more forthright version.

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Uncle Tom: thank you.

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Lady Roots: welcome.

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Port and lemonade, eh love?

The dryness sounds fantastic.

Title = YYYY House

I find port too sticky for cigars. Whisky better.

Link to apostrophe crime

Conky’s apostrophe crime

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antidisestablishmentarianist

A bottle or a woman?

Please PM me your email address

ronnieroots’ CellarTracker account

Googling the wrong spelling finds your wine collection!

Manoel D. PoÃƒ§as JÃƒÂºnior

the importance of grabbing somewhere to sleep

Saturday 1st September 2007

Placemat request

We both failed (to be polite).

Glayva: I was trying to be polite