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4 comments:
Nice Ron, but Chimay and Single Malt Scotch won't get you into heaven, unless it's a tribute to Christ. Better repent after that session.
That's just a Chimay glass. Inside it is St Barnardus Christmas beer.
Either St Barnardus or a single malt are a nice reminder that we're in heaven right now. In fact, I don't have any St Barnardus, but there's some Bowmore calling my name. Happy Holidays!
Cheese and Viz. That's living the high life.
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