ATTN: Scottish spags

[East Coast Hustle]

my geography is awesome, but 2 outta 3 ain't bad.

[MMIX]

my geography is awesome, but 2 outta 3 ain't bad.

I will raise a glass to you, then, good sir, though I refuse to be drawn on what it contains . . .

[LMNO]

Balvenie Portwood.


The scotch is aged 21 years in barrels that originally stored port.

'Tis a thing of beauty, I tell you.

Sure, about $140 a bottle, but it's worth it.

[Elder Iptuous]

Balvenie Portwood.


The scotch is aged 21 years in barrels that originally stored port.

'Tis a thing of beauty, I tell you.

Sure, about $140 a bottle, but it's worth it.

how big of a bottle?

[LMNO]

Standard size for booze... 750ml, or something like that.

[BabylonHoruv]

its the Gaelic they used to speak before they were opressed into speaking english (or waht passes for it anyway :P)

Why did England want Scotland, anyway?  You can't grow shit, and it's full of Scotsmen.

Cause if they weren't occupying the Scots the Scots might have occupied them. 

[East Coast Hustle]

the Scots could never conquer England until they have first dealt with their traditional mortal enemy, the Scots.

[Pope Pixie Pickle]

the Scots could never conquer England until they have first dealt with their traditional mortal enemy, the Scots.

THIS
 
same goes for the Irish too.

[Eater of Clowns]

I also heard emphasis was on the MOR part?

Balvenie Portwood.


The scotch is aged 21 years in barrels that originally stored port.

'Tis a thing of beauty, I tell you.

Sure, about $140 a bottle, but it's worth it.

The Balvenie Doublewood is my newfound casual drinking scotch.  I'll have to try this one out if I ever have the cash.

[Elder Iptuous]

I also heard emphasis was on the MOR part?

oh....
I was assuming it was on the AN...
also, to clarify, Cain... the GIE is pronounced like 'guy'? not 'gee' or 'jee'?

[Eater of Clowns]

I also heard emphasis was on the MOR part?

oh....
I was assuming it was on the AN...
also, to clarify, Cain... the GIE is pronounced like 'guy'? not 'gee' or 'jee'?

I still can't figure out if the ICH in Glenfiddich is prounounced 'ick' or 'itch' or if the ET in Glenlivet is a hard T as in 'bet' or if it's just not prounced, like an 'eh'.

[Elder Iptuous]

I also heard emphasis was on the MOR part?

oh....
I was assuming it was on the AN...
also, to clarify, Cain... the GIE is pronounced like 'guy'? not 'gee' or 'jee'?

I still can't figure out if the ICH in Glenfiddich is prounounced 'ick' or 'itch' or if the ET in Glenlivet is a hard T as in 'bet' or if it's just not prounced, like an 'eh'.

ive always said 'itch' and 'et', and never had any disdainful looks, but then, i've never been to Scottland...

[East Coast Hustle]

I believe it's pronounced "Glen-fid-dick".

[Payne]

Glenfiddich is pronounced with a Scottish "CH", like how we do with Loch - a K, softened slightly and pronounced from the back of the mouth and tongue and drawn out slightly longer.

The T in Glenlivet is hard.

Glenmorangie is pronounced Glen-Moran-Jee.

That is ALL spags.

You're lucky I don't come over there and do Scottish things to you with a broken whiskey bottle.

[Eater of Clowns]

Glenfiddich is pronounced with a Scottish "CH", like how we do with Loch - a K, softened slightly and pronounced from the back of the mouth and tongue and drawn out slightly longer.

The T in Glenlivet is hard.

Glenmorangie is pronounced Glen-Moran-Jee.

That is ALL spags.

You're lucky I don't come over there and do Scottish things to you with a broken whiskey bottle.