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[yialousa1971]

I'm drinking a bottle of red wine (Inycon, Sicilia 2009).

oh lordy, yialoser's mum forgot to lock the drinks cabinet again...

Hello ZOC.

[Oracle]

I'm drinking a bottle of red wine (Inycon, Sicilia 2009).

Almost a traitor ....

The Inycon wines are produced in Sicily by the Settesoli Co-operative, as a joint venture with UK importer Enotria, and are named after the ancient Greek name for the town of Menfi, Inycon, which is also the name of the local wine festival. This is a formidable co-operative, with over 2300 members who own over 6000 hectares of vineyards. Unsurprisingly, with such a huge membership, the co-operative has access to a wide range of varieties, including traditional local grapes such as Grecanico ...

My poison's herbal tea - Egyptian cinnamon-n-spices.

[CBBB]

I'm drinking a bottle of red wine (Inycon, Sicilia 2009).

Almost a traitor ....

The Inycon wines are produced in Sicily by the Settesoli Co-operative, as a joint venture with UK importer Enotria, and are named after the ancient Greek name for the town of Menfi, Inycon, which is also the name of the local wine festival. This is a formidable co-operative, with over 2300 members who own over 6000 hectares of vineyards. Unsurprisingly, with such a huge membership, the co-operative has access to a wide range of varieties, including traditional local grapes such as Grecanico ...

My poison's herbal tea - Egyptian cinnamon-n-spices.

What's tea?

[denizaksulu]

I'm drinking a bottle of red wine (Inycon, Sicilia 2009).

Almost a traitor ....

The Inycon wines are produced in Sicily by the Settesoli Co-operative, as a joint venture with UK importer Enotria, and are named after the ancient Greek name for the town of Menfi, Inycon, which is also the name of the local wine festival. This is a formidable co-operative, with over 2300 members who own over 6000 hectares of vineyards. Unsurprisingly, with such a huge membership, the co-operative has access to a wide range of varieties, including traditional local grapes such as Grecanico ...

My poison's herbal tea - Egyptian cinnamon-n-spices.

What's tea?

She means 'infusion'. I doubt she has tea with her infusion. That would be sacrilage.

[CBBB]

I'm drinking a bottle of red wine (Inycon, Sicilia 2009).

Almost a traitor ....

The Inycon wines are produced in Sicily by the Settesoli Co-operative, as a joint venture with UK importer Enotria, and are named after the ancient Greek name for the town of Menfi, Inycon, which is also the name of the local wine festival. This is a formidable co-operative, with over 2300 members who own over 6000 hectares of vineyards. Unsurprisingly, with such a huge membership, the co-operative has access to a wide range of varieties, including traditional local grapes such as Grecanico ...

My poison's herbal tea - Egyptian cinnamon-n-spices.

What's tea?

She means 'infusion'. I doubt she has tea with her infusion. That would be sacrilage.

I still don't know what you are talking about, the only three letter beverage I know is KEO!

[supporttheunderdog]

had a tinnie of Marston's Pedigree: Magic!

[supporttheunderdog]

Somebody asked me if I was a bitter man - no, just mildly peeved, I replied.

[Filitsa]

I was speaking American, my second language.

I believe Gregory was speaking Bostonian...

Kwafee is Long Islandese, definitely not Bostonian.

[Silenus]

I was speaking American, my second language.

I believe Gregory was speaking Bostonian...

Kwafee is Long Islandese, definitely not Bostonian.

I was once asked if I would like a cup of "kauwfi" in Massachusetts somewhere. Never been to Long Island.

They've got a great accent in and around Boston though, I can't get enough of those movies in which it is depicted...'Mystic River', 'The Departed', 'Thirteen Days' (badly in the Kennedy brothers).

[Filitsa]

I was speaking American, my second language.

I believe Gregory was speaking Bostonian...

Kwafee is Long Islandese, definitely not Bostonian.

I was once asked if I would like a cup of "kauwfi" in Massachusetts somewhere. Never been to Long Island.

They've got a great accent in and around Boston though, I can't get enough of those movies in which it is depicted...'Mystic River', 'The Departed', 'Thirteen Days' (badly in the Kennedy brothers).

Perhaps the person who asked was a Long Islander living in Massachusetts. Bostonians would pronounce it "cahfee. We're lazy elocutionsists: "chowdah" instead of "chowder," "theya" instead of "there;" "foah" instead of "four." If you like the accent be sure to see The Fighter starring Micky Rourke, the actual fighter from Lowell, Massachusetts.