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AneRikke (Keeper of the Unknown and All Things Misplaced ) Posted Jun 10, 2002
Hurrah for the 100000! 
I see that some of you are celebrateing with - might i offer you an as well? Its nice and cilled!
Oh - and may I have some off that 
too please?
(Its an exellent combination! ...but not in the same glass 
!)
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Santragenius V Posted Jun 10, 2002
Hello there I hope didn't freeze it (personal taste, I know - but I like to be able taste my akvavit), I'd >>hic<< like some 
...
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paulh, vaccinated against the Omigod Variant Posted Jun 10, 2002
What happens, then, if you accidentally
leave some Gammeldansk outside in the
winter?
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Ottox Posted Jun 10, 2002
I wouldn't *leave* it outside, I would *bring* it outside to enjoy the warm feeling it gives you! 
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The Average Joe No One EVER Suspects Posted Jun 10, 2002
Never had Gammeldansk... I'm depraved! Er I mean deprived! Yeah...
::brings in a quiche:: 
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Frothblower (formerly Kazak, trying out a new name for size) Posted Jun 10, 2002
*munching 
, wiping crumbs off moustache*
!! I saw that Aquavit in a certain furniture store, but I didn't buy any. When I looked it up in the Guide, the ingredients etc looked really good. Similar to Gammel Dansk ? Hey, no, Heaven forfend that I should start a quarrel over which is best. Let's all enjoy both. Could I just throw in some Schinkenhager ? I first tasted it in Germany many years ago, and associate it with happy memories. It's a delicious drink, and to me, it's at it's best really icy cold. It's quite good with an Umlaut as well, but when I tried to put the little dots over the 'a' and previewed it, it looked like a medieval omelette. It's just as nice without, anyway. Hold on, I'll see if there is any.
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Hati Posted Jun 10, 2002
And then there is Jägermeister, it tastes almost as <yu... Well, quite the same...
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Frothblower (formerly Kazak, trying out a new name for size) Posted Jun 10, 2002
*sipping and munching savoury 
*
Don't see any Schinkenhager. Yeah, I like Jagermeister as well. I looked up Schinkenhager on Google, and read that the distillers were keen to produce a drink which was "gravitational for young consumers". That certainly solved a mystery! I always wondered why it made me heavier and heavier, until eventually I was stuck to the ground. It's bottled gravity! The distillers succeeded in producing a gravitational drink! A scientific breakthrough! (the page was an automated translation of a French document). Anyway, I'm for another . It's non-gravitational so I'll drift up and up 
.
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the other omylouse "multiply (1*6) by (6*1+0+3)!" Posted Jun 11, 2002
oooh! fancy dress party!
i wanna try a gammeldansk.... or 2.....!
omy 
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The Average Joe No One EVER Suspects Posted Jun 12, 2002
::steals the :: 
Oops I guess you just CAN'T take me anywhere... 
::gives it back:: 
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paulh, vaccinated against the Omigod Variant Posted Jun 12, 2002
I happened to be in a package store
this afternoon (in America, stores
that sell liquor are called package stores),
and looked for Gammel Dansk. I didn't
see any. 
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Santragenius V Posted Jun 12, 2002
I'm not too surprised - there probably needs to be a certain amount of people of Danish heritage around for Gamme Dansk to sell enough to carry it on the shelves. We'll teach the world - but it takes time
Tx for the explanation about the package store. Now, I'm only worried about the furniture store mentioned further up. I certainly do not hope anybody would be mistaking Gammel Dansk for furniture polish...
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Frothblower (formerly Kazak, trying out a new name for size) Posted Jun 16, 2002
I found some Gammel Dansk in a delicatessen/wine&liquor store of high reputation. Much classier than a furniture store. They had one bottle up on the top shelf. They advised me they don't always stock it, just from time to time.
I didn't know about 'package stores'. It sounds a bit seedy, it gives me a picture of people furtively concealing bottle-shaped packages as they leave the store. Is that right? If I were going to an exclusive party, would I embarrass myself if I said I had just come from the package store? In Scotland we sometimes talk about the 'offie'. It's an abbreviation of 'off-licence store'. 'Offie' rhymes with 'coffee', by the way...
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Frothblower (formerly Kazak, trying out a new name for size) Posted Jun 16, 2002
oops!.. just rememembered I AM at an EXCLUSIVE party!! 
and here I am talking about the offie...
*munches 
*
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Rod, Keeper of Pointless and/or funny discussions or statements Posted Jun 17, 2002
*Looks around in a panic*
This is an exclusive party?
Someone could have told me earlier and I would have put on some nice clothes. O well, nothing I can do about it as I'm not planning on leaving any time soon.
Down here in Australia they got the best inventions when it comes to alcohol. The got Drive-Tru bottleshops!!! And of course casce wine(not sure about the spelling(to much )): 4 liters of wine for about AUS$ 10-12. Great. Always go for white though.
*takes another 
and munches some *
Rod
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manda1111 Posted Jun 17, 2002
I thought a store that sold liquor was a liquor store,
*I sneaked in the back door and hoped no one would notice*
is there any more 
*as if I been here all night*
manda
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Santragenius V Posted Jun 17, 2002
Sneaking out the back door with a grin...
Only, Matt Bianco obviously got it the wrong way 'round as you just sneaked in...
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- 61: AneRikke (Keeper of the Unknown and All Things Misplaced ) (Jun 10, 2002)
- 62: Santragenius V (Jun 10, 2002)
- 63: Ottox (Jun 10, 2002)
- 64: paulh, vaccinated against the Omigod Variant (Jun 10, 2002)
- 65: Ottox (Jun 10, 2002)
- 66: The Average Joe No One EVER Suspects (Jun 10, 2002)
- 67: Frothblower (formerly Kazak, trying out a new name for size) (Jun 10, 2002)
- 68: Hati (Jun 10, 2002)
- 69: Frothblower (formerly Kazak, trying out a new name for size) (Jun 10, 2002)
- 70: Santragenius V (Jun 10, 2002)
- 71: the other omylouse "multiply (1*6) by (6*1+0+3)!" (Jun 11, 2002)
- 72: The Average Joe No One EVER Suspects (Jun 12, 2002)
- 73: paulh, vaccinated against the Omigod Variant (Jun 12, 2002)
- 74: Santragenius V (Jun 12, 2002)
- 75: Frothblower (formerly Kazak, trying out a new name for size) (Jun 16, 2002)
- 76: Frothblower (formerly Kazak, trying out a new name for size) (Jun 16, 2002)
- 77: Rod, Keeper of Pointless and/or funny discussions or statements (Jun 17, 2002)
- 78: manda1111 (Jun 17, 2002)
- 79: Santragenius V (Jun 17, 2002)
- 80: Hati (Jun 17, 2002)
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