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Curry, real ale and whisky  Perfect  Just had a chilli for tea with tortilla chips, gorgeous   |
WITH ALL THIS TALK OF CURRY, CHLLI AND ALE I THINK ITS ABOUT TIME WE POSTED A GALE WARNING   |
Who's this Gale? I can't find her in the memberslist :D
I knew I put too many graphics on this site
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talisker25
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| Posted: Sun Jul 24, 2005 6:54 am Post subject: |
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| Johnny wrote: |
| talisker25 wrote: |
| maddog wrote: |
| Curry, real ale and whisky Perfect Just had a chilli for tea with tortilla chips, gorgeous |
WITH ALL THIS TALK OF CURRY, CHLLI AND ALE I THINK ITS ABOUT TIME WE POSTED A GALE WARNING |
Who's this Gale? I can't find her in the memberslist :D
I knew I put too many graphics on this site |
:D :D :D :D :D
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Peat Smoke
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| Posted: Sun Jul 24, 2005 11:56 am Post subject: |
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Ardbeg is the smokiest malt of all and has incredibly intense flavours. The Serendipity is like an oily sweeter version but i still think it's an absolutely wonderful dram 
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Johnny
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| Posted: Mon Jul 25, 2005 10:22 am Post subject: Re: Ardbeg Serendipity |
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has anyone tried this  .i am of to oddbins at the weekend and i need to know if it is worth buying 2 bottles LOL  |
Hi Talisker,
have you tried the Serendipity yet? :D
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talisker25
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| Posted: Mon Jul 25, 2005 12:16 pm Post subject: Re: Ardbeg Serendipity |
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| Johnny wrote: |
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| has anyone tried this .i am of to oddbins at the weekend and i need to know if it is worth buying 2 bottles LOL |
Hi Talisker,
have you tried the Serendipity yet? :D |
hi johnny
sadly no, i have a raging tooth ache and will not be at the dentist till tuesday so i didnt think i was in the best frame of mind to give it my best. 
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Bob52
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| Blended whisky is good enough for a toothache :D Have you used Clove Oil, just dab it on the gum and the pain goes, stinks like mad but really works, also good for extra hot curries as the heat disappears. |
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| Posted: Mon Jul 25, 2005 5:57 pm Post subject: |
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| Blended whisky is good enough for a toothache :D Have you used Clove Oil, just dab it on the gum and the pain goes, stinks like mad but really works, also good for extra hot curries as the heat disappears. |
Clove Oil is excellent you can get it from Holland and Barrets, its really cheap.
"One of the easiest and most effective natural pain killers, especially for toothache, is clove oil. Many dentists still use clove oil in their offices where stronger analgesics (pharmacologic agents for pain suppression), such as Novocaine, can be avoided. You can rub the clove oil directly onto the painful area inside the mouth. Dilute it with olive oil if it is too strong straight. You can also hold a whole peg of clove in your mouth at the site of the toothache. The numbing sensation will kick in quite rapidly, and will last up to 90 minutes." |
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talisker25
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| Posted: Mon Jul 25, 2005 6:07 pm Post subject: |
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| Judith wrote: |
| Bob52 wrote: |
| Blended whisky is good enough for a toothache :D Have you used Clove Oil, just dab it on the gum and the pain goes, stinks like mad but really works, also good for extra hot curries as the heat disappears. |
Clove Oil is excellent you can get it from Holland and Barrets, its really cheap.
"One of the easiest and most effective natural pain killers, especially for toothache, is clove oil. Many dentists still use clove oil in their offices where stronger analgesics (pharmacologic agents for pain suppression), such as Novocaine, can be avoided. You can rub the clove oil directly onto the painful area inside the mouth. Dilute it with olive oil if it is too strong straight. You can also hold a whole peg of clove in your mouth at the site of the toothache. The numbing sensation will kick in quite rapidly, and will last up to 90 minutes." |
i thank you all for your kind advice, i am going to the dentist in the morning and hopefully it will be sorted.
i have tried clove oil in the past and yes it does work very very well. the problem is i hate the taste of cloves.
for tonight i will go for the blended whisky to ease the discomfort and save the tasting till im sorted which is a shame as i was really looking forward to the serendipity tonight
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Anonymous
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It wasn't a serendipidous event for you the toothache then
Sorry, could not resist, 1000 apologies :D |
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talisker25
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| Posted: Mon Jul 25, 2005 6:14 pm Post subject: |
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| Judith wrote: |
It wasn't a serendipidous event for you the toothache then
Sorry, could not resist, 1000 apologies :D |
only a 1000 :D :D :D :D
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