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It does!Originally posted by BrilloPad View Postflattery will get you everywhere. probably.
Anyway, sod this for a game of soldiers, I've got a nice bottle of "White Merlot" to hammer before I go to bed. Just the thing after my home made chili!!!
Night all!
Night CM!
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Originally posted by Churchill View PostIt does!
Anyway, sod this for a game of soldiers, I've got a nice bottle of "White Merlot" to hammer before I go to bed. Just the thing after my home made chili!!!
Night all!
Night CM!

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Purity are a bit of a favourite of the landlord in my local - UBU is good, but the Gold is effing brilliant...Originally posted by voodooflux View PostHmm, it would appear the Redditch Winter Ales Festival is looming.
Lady VF bought be some beer from the local Purity Brewing Company at Christmas - I was particularly impressed with Pure UBU.
... and on that note I shall walk myself to the train station in order to alloy myself to be conveyed to said public house for further sampling. Night night.
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Evening denizens
They were used as evidence in the Iowa consumer case, and as a result are now all publicly available - for example, here's one proving that billg (Bill Gates) was personally involved in the decision to bundle IE with Windows 98 (codenamed Memphis).Originally posted by BrilloPad View PostInteresting. Can I ask where you got the emails from?
This directory has a number of subdirectories containing several thousand documents; some of them are boring sales reports, contracts, and so on, but many are emails from within Microsoft, or from other companies like Novell and Netscape discussing specific anti-competitive activities by MS.Comment
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The Gold was good, probably on a par with the Goose. The bottled version of Gold is stronger than the cask version (4.3% rather than 3.8%) although I think I may have tried the cask version at a Camra gig a while back. UBU is my favourite though - I shall be paying them a visit to pick up a mini cask (or maybe even a polypinOriginally posted by HeliCraig View PostPurity are a bit of a favourite of the landlord in my local - UBU is good, but the Gold is effing brilliant...
... and on that note I shall walk myself to the train station in order to alloy myself to be conveyed to said public house for further sampling. Night night.
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Where are we going? And what’s with this hand basket?Comment
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EveningOriginally posted by NickFitz View PostEvening denizens
They were used as evidence in the Iowa consumer case, and as a result are now all publicly available - for example, here's one proving that billg (Bill Gates) was personally involved in the decision to bundle IE with Windows 98 (codenamed Memphis).
This directory has a number of subdirectories containing several thousand documents; some of them are boring sales reports, contracts, and so on, but many are emails from within Microsoft, or from other companies like Novell and Netscape discussing specific anti-competitive activities by MS.
Interesting. Like you say : alot of information there.Comment
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