shakahislop
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william which one of these did you buy? do you hold it in the crook of your arm and pour your favourite rums into it's mouth?
william kents top ten rums
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william_kent
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@shakahislop - extremely poor taste mate considering that I had to ask my friend Truong My Lan to cover up my "Vietnamese eyeball socket fuck" misdemeanours and she had to embezzle 27 billion USD to pay off the authorities and who knows what that amounts to in "dong" and now she is facing a death sentence and it's all down to you mate, I hope you are happy, how can you sleep at night, etc
shakahislop
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I just woke up from a bleary nap and I don't know what's going on but I think you're doing the right thing
shakahislop
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I was in Vietnam when I was 19 and we got scammed into going into a restaurant where they slit a snake in front of us, pulled it's beating heart out and put it on a saucer, and made us drink it's blood
shakahislop
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you should do that
william_kent
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it's OK, I walked past a restaurant in Osaka where they make you fish for your own dinner
I'm vegetarian so I'm above that
Buddhist nuns love me
william_kent
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Appleton Jamaican Rum "Special'
I'm not getting what is 'special" about this, but I've poured it down my throat rather than the drain, so for less than £10 in real money ( I spent Micky Mouse yen on this as part of my duty free allowance ) I suppose it is "OK"
after the "Santa Teresa Anejo"which I bought in the same shop for roughly the same price I have to say this a disappointment, but that may say more about the delights of Santa Teresa than any failing with the Appleton
edit: tasting notes? slight aftertaste of old recycled vegetable oil, not entirely pleasant
william_kent
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current fashion in Manchester is to mix it with orange lucozade which is something I would never contemplate
linebaugh
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Yesterday I had the hampden LROK and one called the ‘transcontinental railroad’ rum from Trinidad. Both great
The hampden lrok was a lot like the standard but 60% with more spice flavors and a little bit of that paint thinner tast you get in isle scotches.
The Trinidadian one was actually really similar but just a little less smooth. Tasted like if laphroaig was made with fruit
The hampden lrok was a lot like the standard but 60% with more spice flavors and a little bit of that paint thinner tast you get in isle scotches.
The Trinidadian one was actually really similar but just a little less smooth. Tasted like if laphroaig was made with fruit
