Given how some frAudiophiles can be ridiculously OCD, perhaps it should be referred to as "Wankton"? "Yeah...That's the ticket! I was 'resolving small details' in my Spanctum Wanktorum."
It is 5 'o clock somewhere.All of this talk about alcohol could drive a man to drink.
Easy solution for this problem: Scotland declares independence from the UK (they want it anyway, after Brexit) and joins Canada, combining with Nova Scotia: Scotland, Old & NewOn Cape Breton Island, Nova Scotia (Canada), an island almost more Scottish than Scotland (I grew up there and will always and forever identify as a Cape Bretoner above and beyond any other identifier), there's a distillery just outside my home village called "Glenora Distillery" and they make an award-winning single-malt scotch called "Glen Breton Rare Canadian Single Malt Whisky". The Scotch Whisky Association got all up in arms over the Glen Breton name a few years ago and they raised a legal stink over it that went up to the Canadian Supreme Court. The Association's position was that only Scotch distillers can use the "Glen" prefix in their product name. Nope.
https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/nova-scotia/whisky-makers-lose-bid-to-ban-cape-breton-glen-1.830990
You're retired. What does 5:00 have to do with anything?
It is a good one !!Personally, I think Schiit multibit DACs have umami.
Easy solution for this problem: Scotland declares independence from the UK (they want it anyway, after Brexit) and joins Canada, combining with Nova Scotia: Scotland, Old & New
Personally, I think Schiit multibit DACs have umami.
You must keep up your image that you are diligently pursuing goals in retirement. at least, that is what I have been told.You're retired. What does 5:00 have to do with anything?
The Home of the tallest true giant, Angus MacAskill. 7' 9" and 510lbs. There is a small museum dedicated to him on the island. I want to go there one day.On Cape Breton Island, Nova Scotia (Canada), an island almost more Scottish than Scotland (I grew up there and will always and forever identify as a Cape Bretoner above and beyond any other identifier), there's a distillery just outside my home village called "Glenora Distillery" and they make an award-winning single-malt scotch called "Glen Breton Rare Canadian Single Malt Whisky". The Scotch Whisky Association got all up in arms over the Glen Breton name a few years ago and they raised a legal stink over it that went up to the Canadian Supreme Court. The Association's position was that only Scotch distillers can use the "Glen" prefix in their product name. Nope.
https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/nova-scotia/whisky-makers-lose-bid-to-ban-cape-breton-glen-1.830990
