One of my favorites: 12 year Caol Ila.

TASTING NOTES BY ROCKY

Nose: An intensely rich nose of Shreddies and toffee with hints of violet. When left in the glass for a minute or two, smoky bacon notes were also apparent.

Palate: Fairly light in texture with notes of toffee, vanilla and pear joined by a hint of ash on the very back palate.

Finish: Light in intensity, but not in complexity. The sweeter notes from the palate end fairly quickly, leaving a delightful subtle finish of ash, tar and light peat.

Comment: Another excellent whisky for those who don’t like their Islay too peat-heavy. I tried this with some Cashel Blue cheese and as has been proven many times before, peated whisky and blue cheese are a match made in heaven.

Mine had 3 when I drove it off the lot. Now it's got 5700 and had it's first checkup.
- dragonoffrost

Wonder what happened in those 3 miles

Wonder what happened in those 3 miles
- YuenglingJagr

Assembly to Hauler, Hauler to Lot...?

And I can say the 5700 since that 3 miles have been a lot worse

I received a bottle of single barrel four roses as a wedding gift from my brother in law. Shortly after my wedding and honeymoon we moved and included in the move was a short stint living and storing a lot of stuff with each of our parents. Once we finally moved into our house I couldn't find the four roses. Fast forward to two days ago, we were at her parents house to swim and I asked if he had bourbon. He comes up from the basement with a bottle of single barrel four roses...moral of the story is step away from my bourbon

Wonder what happened in those 3 miles
- YuenglingJagr

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Oz0jkktVfJ8

Wonder what happened in those 3 miles
- YuenglingJagr

I'm sure it was taken for a joy ride by a Columbian cartel before they pulled the engine engine apart before it was air-lifted into its spot in the Honda lot and hastily repaired with parts made of Play-Doh.

Sorry I didn't buy an iCar with iTires to take to my iHouse with my iFamily.

I'm sure it was taken for a joy ride by a Columbian cartel before they pulled the engine engine apart before it was air-lifted into its spot in the Honda lot and hastily repaired with parts made of Play-Doh.

Sorry I didn't buy an iCar with iTires to take to my iHouse and with iFamily.
- jmatchett383

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Oz0jkktVfJ8
- Scoob

Yep. Reinforces my view.

I'm sure it was taken for a joy ride by a Columbian cartel before they pulled the engine engine apart before it was air-lifted into its spot in the Honda lot and hastily repaired with parts made of Play-Doh.

Sorry I didn't buy an iCar with iTires to take to my iHouse and with iFamily.
- jmatchett383

ive driven a civic and no part of it is made out of play-doh....it would ride a lot smoother

Assembly to Hauler, Hauler to Lot...?

And I can say the 5700 since that 3 miles have been a lot worse
- dragonoffrost

i think the cartel play-doh theory is more believable...i bought my wifes car with 25 miles so im sure its a ticking time bomb

ive driven a civic and no part of it is made out of play-doh....it would ride a lot smoother
- YuenglingJagr

Shove it up your iHole

The Brytag fight song from Red Sonja is really really odd, but I really like it for some reason.

Yep. Reinforces my view.
- jmatchett383

note url lol

Shove it up your iHole
- jmatchett383

its too bad youre not wearing an apple watch, otherwise i could draw a heart symbol on mine and send it to you <3

its too bad youre not wearing an apple watch, otherwise i could draw a heart symbol on mine and send it to you <3
- YuenglingJagr

i meant to thank you for that

note url lol
- Scoob

So you are saying they put the car on jacks and ran it in reverse?

One of my favorites: 12 year Caol Ila.

TASTING NOTES BY ROCKY

Nose: An intensely rich nose of Shreddies and toffee with hints of violet. When left in the glass for a minute or two, smoky bacon notes were also apparent.

Palate: Fairly light in texture with notes of toffee, vanilla and pear joined by a hint of ash on the very back palate.

Finish: Light in intensity, but not in complexity. The sweeter notes from the palate end fairly quickly, leaving a delightful subtle finish of ash, tar and light peat.

Comment: Another excellent whisky for those who don’t like their Islay too peat-heavy. I tried this with some Cashel Blue cheese and as has been proven many times before, peated whisky and blue cheese are a match made in heaven.
- Pixote Andolini

I am a rum and coke guy.

Or Mojitos.

note url lol
- Scoob

???

???
- jmatchett383

Ferris Bueller!

Ferris Bueller!
- MBFlyerfan

I know what that is...but what is so special about the URL?

I know what that is...but what is so special about the URL?
- jmatchett383

Those guys joy rode our Civics

I know what that is...but what is so special about the URL?
- jmatchett383

iwatchstuff

iwatchstuff
- Scoob

I am...I am missing it. It's a link to a poopty TV show in what is a relatively unfunny scene. That's all I got.

"Can I get my car back?"
"No."
"Why not?"
"Because it's all the way in the back."

Pure...comic...gold.

new blob

I am...I am missing it. It's a link to a poopty TV show in what is a relatively unfunny scene. That's all I got.

"Can I get my car back?"
"No."
"Why not?"
"Because it's all the way in the back."

Pure...comic...gold.
- jmatchett383

Oh sweet mother of pearl...the Ferris pic is from a url including "i" - iwatchstuff - it's funny because you are so anti-i