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Skriven 2006-05-05 13:39:00 av MICHAEL LOO (1:123/140)
     Kommentar till en text av GLEN JAMIESON
Ärende: FLYING PERSONS 622
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 ML> Er, there are no more embarrassing photos of me.
 ML> At least, there are no "more embarrassing" photos of me.
 GJ> You like to bet on that....?  I have the negatives.

There is, though, of course, the difficulty of embarrassing
me, with photographs, at least.

 GJ> And my sending three flattering pics of myself to Sean had nothing to
 GJ> do with your threat!

Well, perhaps it was mere coincidence ...

 ML> Just out of curiosity, what could one expect to have to pay
 ML> for a couple of those liters of Bundy OP?
 GJ> Hmmm.  (Stretching my memory, and referring to notes...)  About Aus$28
 GJ> each for 1125ml at the Adelaide Duty Free, last time I bought 2 there.
 GJ> Appleton Estate was $29.90 for 1 litre of VX.  Prices may vary
 GJ> slightly.  Even in Adelaide they will willingly accept Euros, Pounds
 GJ> and US$$.  I haven't tried them with Rupiahs, Pesos, Vatus or similar.
 
Shall bear those numbers in mind. I believe we can beat the VX price
but not the Bundy price. On the other hand, I like VX better than OP.

 -=> Glen Jamieson said to Sean Dennis <=-
 
 SD> SKYWARN has long been associated with amateur radio. Many NWS offices
 SD> maintain a radio station that is manned by amateur radio operators
 SD> during times of severe weather to allow other amateur radio equipped
 SD> spotters a reliable means by which to transmit their severe weather
 SD> reports to their local office and receive up-to-date severe weather
 GJ> Those radio operators would be the only means of getting information
 GJ> if power and phone connections were wiped out.
 
And at times they have proven to be very useful indeed. They're handy
in normal circumstances (one can't have a meteorologist in every
town all the time), but, for example, in Katrina, they were
invaluable.

Frozen Sour Daiquiri
cat: booze
servings: 1

Fill blender with ice up to level determined by serving glass.

Add 1 oz light rum.

Top with Sweet and Sour up to same line.

Blend until the banging sound of the ice stops.

Pour into a hurricane glass.

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