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To: sense who wrote (173968)	6/30/2021 2:28:53 AM
From: maceng2	Respond to of 217617

" Sharks With Frickin Laser Beams Attached To Their Heads..." That was so funny. Thanks. Just looking at that "beer" 10% ABV Woah. That is getting up there. A few cans of that and you will be in la la land for sure. I don't drink alcohol anymore, well, nothing above 0.5% and I am not remotely interested in looking at 0.50001% to find out if it safe or not, but there is a whole universe at 0.49% and below. In fact 0.0, a good cup of tea or coffee is usually preferable. My landlord has abundent falls of fruit, typically apples, that don't get used for anything. Brewing is a Scottish thing to do, and I said he could even sell it, or possibly have a really big party. A really big party being the easiest option. I have known for some time "Scotch Ale" is only sold in Belgium these days. It is a similar strength to the "sharks plus laser beams". "bred among savage lochs and haunted castles" – and served up in thistle-shaped glasses. 'Scotch ale' made in Belgium? Thistle do nicely \| The Scotsman and regarding ruined castles, you have to take care here not to trip over them, they are all over the place. This one is at a nearby town, and has a colourful history. I took a few passing snaps of it yesterday as it was on the route. and is this history suitable for a brand of ale -g- Cardoness Castle - Wikipedia