Merry whatever, peeps.
Merry whatever, peeps.
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ReplyDeleteyoutube.com - Jim Gaffigan - Holiday Traditions - Beyond the Pale
You should try snorting that stuff.
ReplyDeleteHow's that wine - it looks pretty decent. Pinot is something I'm starting to come around to.
ReplyDeleteI liked it. Good flavor, not too dry.
ReplyDeleteSounds quaffable - I won't be afraid if I see some around. I had a blend from the Côtes de thongue the other night which I got because the name was funny - but it was shockingly good - intense blackberry.
ReplyDeleteQuaffable is the word. Big gulp goes down smooth.
ReplyDeleteAlso having some Pinot. New wine glass and new episode of Vikings. Merry Christmas. https://plus.google.com/photos/...
ReplyDeleteYou too, Nelsons.
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