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[pharphis]

He deserves it SO HARD!
Okay I'll stop. I thought it was funny when he changed it to that, though

[kestegs]

He deserves it SO HARD!

That's what he said.


Goodnight, bar!

[Jcakes]

He deserves it SO HARD!
Okay I'll stop. I thought it was funny when he changed it to that, though

You're mum deserves it SO HARD!.

Edit: @ stegs, I was thinking about going the that's what she said., but decided to go for the your mum joke. Glad I did

[pharphis]

i'm glad too, sort of

[Jcakes]

Glad I could help.

[djmbbandie]

Night Bar.

*leaves rounds of Dew on counter.

*disappears.

[TheNix]

I see from the DiabloWikki Updates that there is (was?) a monster called Tongue Lasher! The mind boggles!!

[Jcakes]

I see from the DiabloWikki Updates that there is (was?) a monster called Tongue Lasher! The mind boggles!!

Spoiler

Is, they are rather nasty in Hell and higher

[Drystan]

Is too demotivated towards posting. :( I want to post, but I keep stopping myself.

I know I've got the beginning of a cold. My throat was sore this morning when I woke up, and I can feel the early symptoms. Still, I think I might've caught it too late to reduce the severity, but we'll see. At the moment, lots of honey and tea, and I should've bought oranges or mandarins when I went shopping just before, but didn't consider it.

So, what are the most wacky, out-there or realistic remedies to reduce the severity and duration of colds. Personally, I think that dosing yourself up with Vitamin C, and lots of tea and honey at the very first symptom, and that helps quite a lot in my opinion (my experience shows this, but it may be either coincidental or false desire/recollection.) I also recommend a shot of alcohol ('kills the bacteria around the throat! Yeah, that's it,') but that goes for everything. I also don't have any at the moment.

[BobCox2]

I got 14 year old Oden Scotch for Fathers day.
OBAN 14 Year Single Malt Scotch Whisky


A bustling seaside resort has grown up around Oban ™ distillery in the two centuries since it set up home in a fishing village. The West Highland malt is still produced in the same unhurried, traditional fashion.

Strength: 43% ABV

Appearance: Olive gold.

Nose: Rich sweetness and fruits - oranges, lemons and pears, with sea-salt and peaty smokiness.

Body: Full, rich.

Palate: Mouth-filling late autumn fruits - dried figs and honey-sweet spices; followed by a smoky malty dryness.

Finish: Long, smooth-sweet finish with oak-wood, dryness and a grain of salt.