REFINED VICES

Glenfiddich. Though in a pinch I'll settle for a bottle of Black Douglas. I find Glenfiddich 12 rather harsh and astringent, but properly serviceable for boys just barely old enough to drink and are learning about the world's vices ... or those such as yourself that might appreciate such. What vice...

Hon Rev Saul X. Goode MP wrote:My favourite is Canadian Club, which I rarely drink without either some manner of gingery ale or cola.

Currently I am making my way through a bottle of Vat 69 which I won last weekend in a battle of wits.

It must have been a quick and decisive battle.

Sir Niko Earl of Holm wrote:It is a bottle that can be bought, for instance, on the day someone is born and given to them on their 21st birthday.

You could always save it for their 25th birthday and it'll be 50 years young.

AngelSword wrote:You seem to have forgotten your rank sir! This kind of responce is more suitable for Fez Wearing Privates.

I call it as I see it Mr SwordSwallower!

Aloha! This is about as refined as I get. Laid back, comfortable, with a properly-made Mai Tai in an approved container. But my palate, I'm happy to say, is quite refined when it comes to rums. Well, let's just say that the rest of me is always pleased when something meets the palate's approval, so...

Count Silvio wrote:While I think the name you suggested for such a forum is excellent I don't believe there is need for such a subforum. Venerable Lord Neville Crispin has made an excellent reasoning for why not.

It shall be PM's at dawn then!

Glenfiddich.

Though in a pinch I'll settle for a bottle of Black Douglas.

How about Dueling Pistols (members can partake in a bit of flaming and trolling). And some place where we can get crass. I'd really like to find out what the largest set of testicles my associates and equals have flailed in the heat of battle or as a leisurely past time. I once took off this large Z...

I believe my name carries sufficent import for this refined atmosphere. Remember, as an American we lack the British taste for titles on one's nom-de-plume but, instead, rely on the worth of the man's reputation itself. In this case, I'll leave the task to you. Point taken good sir. So long as we b...

Dear Mr Gorton,

You should seriously consider fancying up your name lest you be mistaken for one of the plebs or the butler.

Yours Sincerely,

Fez Wearing Brigadier Of The British Empire

Dear Count Silvio,

An excellent choice of name.

It encompasses a wide range of pleasurable past times.

Yours Sincerely,

Fez Wearing Brigadier Of The British Empire

Good morning all. I thought I'd drop in to the officers club before I inspected the troops. I enjoy a good scotch and also the occasional snifter of cognac. I collect swords and partake in fox hunts. In the absence of a fox then shooting the local indigenous population can be quite satisfying. It's ...