one supply = two supplies

Wild Turkey is a brand of Bourbon ;-)

...Jim Thompson

It may also be a brand of something you smoke, but then, thats been a while ago now...

Luhan

Well, I knew that (after perhaps 10 minutes in Virginia ;)

The entire thing was

"I'm giving up smoking Wild Turkey" "Don't you mean cold turkey?" "You do it your way, I'll do it mine"

PeteS

Thats about how I gave up smoking tobacco in my twenties. I just would smoke "the other stuff" when I got the urge. You just don't puff on 2

Luhan

I knew you were a pot head- explains your alogia...

What were you ever doing in Virginia? Visiting relatives in the asylum?

Stupid statement- Virginia has several dozen regional dialects within its boundaries- absolutely no such thing as Virginia English. They still speak perfect Elizabethan English in a few parts of the so-called Tidewater area -those would be mostly people called "watermen"- because they are fishermen by tradition. Then there is the Piedmont region, or foothills to the Blue Ridge, and several distinct dialects. And things get real country-like down near "that there" North Carolina border in tobacco country.

Hab SoSlI' Quch!

Luhan

Sorry, but that would be me.

--DF

One nit to pick, whatever "Wild turkey" brand liquor is, is no longer bourbon after all the added sugar and other flavorings. I wonder what kind of wood and what kind of apparatus was used to smoke it (i have never had to figure out how to smoke a liquid before, just meat, fowl and fish.

Don't say that anywhere near Kentucky, or you'll get your ass kicked "every which way but Sunday".

...Jim Thompson

When I was at my brother's house for my Dad's memorial, my other brother called the boys out to the garage to drink a toast to Dad. I remarked, "Damn! That's good Scotch!" (Dad used to drink Scotch). Bill said, "Well, it better be - it's Bourbon! ;-)"

Cheers! Rich