Argh! Make it stop!

[Star69]

Scotch whisky is by far the best kind of whisky imho (and it's not because i'm biased ;-))

Personal favourites are: Balvenie 12yo, Longmorn 15yo + Te Bheag connoiseurs choice (blended)

[Karlos]

cecilia wrote:

BTW, does my new avatar make me look a total tit?

yes

:roflmao:

Well I suppose I did ask.

[bloodline]

mdma wrote:

Speelgoedmannetje wrote:
hm, I always need a defibrilator to wake up

As I was hinting at earlier, a blowjob usually does the trick for me! :-D

Personally I'd prefer the taste of coffee... but each to their own. ;-)

[Karlos]

bloodline wrote:

mdma wrote:

Speelgoedmannetje wrote:
hm, I always need a defibrilator to wake up

As I was hinting at earlier, a blowjob usually does the trick for me! :-D

Personally I'd prefer the taste of coffee... but each to their own. ;-)

Perhaps you could sell him some 'sockbags' for his morning brew :lol:

[bloodline]

Karlos wrote:

bloodline wrote:

mdma wrote:

Speelgoedmannetje wrote:
hm, I always need a defibrilator to wake up

As I was hinting at earlier, a blowjob usually does the trick for me! :-D

Personally I'd prefer the taste of coffee... but each to their own. ;-)

Perhaps you could sell him some 'sockbags' for his morning brew :lol:

:roflmao:

[Speelgoedmannetje]

bloodline wrote:

mdma wrote:

Speelgoedmannetje wrote:
hm, I always need a defibrilator to wake up

As I was hinting at earlier, a blowjob usually does the trick for me! :-D

Personally I'd prefer the taste of coffee... but each to their own. ;-)

*cough* in the morning? I want coffee, and gallons of it! Or, sometimes a beer tastes good too (when it's vacation, that is). A mug o'milk is also very good.

But the blowjob thing, that's NOT something for the morning :nervous:

(it's rather something for a slow summerevening)

[bloodline]

A mug o'milk is also very good

Yeah, but I know where you like to get your milk from! :-o

[Speelgoedmannetje]

okay, normal pasteurised milk from the udder of a moderate female cow in a standard grazing field here in nl.

(guess I have to be more carefull with my words :python:)

[T_Bone]

Speelgoedmannetje wrote:
okay, normal pasteurised milk from the udder of a moderate female cow in a standard grazing field here in nl.

(guess I have to be more carefull with my words :python:)

My doctor was just telling me pasteurised and homogenised milk is bad for you, and it's being found out that it causes all kinds of hell with your heart and circulatory system.

I can't remember what pateurization does that's bad, but the homogeization actually breaks certain proteins into harmfull proteins that actually losens the glue your body uses for the lining of your entire blood system, I'll have to google and see what I can find.

/CH-technology/

[bloodline]

T_Bone wrote:

Speelgoedmannetje wrote:
okay, normal pasteurised milk from the udder of a moderate female cow in a standard grazing field here in nl.

(guess I have to be more carefull with my words :python:)

My doctor was just telling me pasteurised and homogenised milk is bad for you, and it's being found out that it causes all kinds of hell with your heart and circulatory system.

I can't remember what pateurization does that's bad, but the homogeization actually breaks certain proteins into harmfull proteins that actually losens the glue your body uses for the lining of your entire blood system, I'll have to google and see what I can find.

/CH-technology/

Hey T-Bone! I think you dropped your tin foil hat ;-)

[Speelgoedmannetje]

@ T_Bone

well, there are kinda lots of stuff in milk wich aren't good for one's health, especially not for my health. But I live of it for more than 2 decades. Bread and milk, is for me the only real food.

T_Bone wrote:

Speelgoedmannetje wrote:
okay, normal pasteurised milk from the udder of a moderate female cow in a standard grazing field here in nl.

(guess I have to be more carefull with my words :python:)

My doctor was just telling me pasteurised and homogenised milk is bad for you, and it's being found out that it causes all kinds of hell with your heart and circulatory system.

I can't remember what pateurization does that's bad, but the homogeization actually breaks certain proteins into harmfull proteins that actually losens the glue your body uses for the lining of your entire blood system, I'll have to google and see what I can find.

/CH-technology/

T_Bone old bean, your doctor will tell you whatever you want to hear, remember he's just a salesman selling his product to you in a free market. :-P