Peace and Quiet with an Evo!
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Then 54 minutes in the freezer and it would be purrfect on a hot day! I was in an experimental American-Aussie military unit in a little war somewhere long ago, and we had the treat of occasionally getting Aussie beer. Stronger than we Yanks were used to, but most of us liked it fine, and just the way the Aussies liked it - frosty!
On another subject, purrfect reminds me, the father in the British show "Darling Buds of May" said it often, and kind of like I spelled it with the emphasis on "purr". Nobody does old period pieces as well as the British.
On another subject, purrfect reminds me, the father in the British show "Darling Buds of May" said it often, and kind of like I spelled it with the emphasis on "purr". Nobody does old period pieces as well as the British.
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Then 54 minutes in the freezer and it would be purrfect on a hot day! I was in an experimental American-Aussie military unit in a little war somewhere long ago, and we had the treat of occasionally getting Aussie beer. Stronger than we Yanks were used to, but most of us liked it fine, and just the way the Aussies liked it - frosty!
On another subject, purrfect reminds me, the father in the British show "Darling Buds of May" said it often, and kind of like I spelled it with the emphasis on "purr". Nobody does old period pieces as well as the British.
On another subject, purrfect reminds me, the father in the British show "Darling Buds of May" said it often, and kind of like I spelled it with the emphasis on "purr". Nobody does old period pieces as well as the British.
The real darling of that tv show is Catherine Zeta-Jones, aka Mrs Michael Douglas. Sigh......
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Coors now own breweries far and wide, especially in the old Eastern Europe as well as here in the UK. If you can find Staropramen from Prague do try it, one of our favourites, but also Worthington White Shield - to die for - from Burton-upon-Trent, as mentioned above! Cheers.....
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I forgot that, her first recurring role on a tv series, one of her earliest parts, too. The dvd didn't have captions, so I had to back up a few times to try and figure out what they were saying. Australians sound almost natural to me, had so much exposure to it, but some of the British accents take some extra effort for me. Almost as bad as some of the big city and southern accents in the U.S. ...
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I forgot that, her first recurring role on a tv series, one of her earliest parts, too. The dvd didn't have captions, so I had to back up a few times to try and figure out what they were saying. Australians sound almost natural to me, had so much exposure to it, but some of the British accents take some extra effort for me. Almost as bad as some of the big city and southern accents in the U.S. ...