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Waiting in John Lennon Airport car park for a BT engineer that will be here between "8 and 1"...10.30 now and no appearances.

@eddiejennings Does 'gdr' in PowerShell give you what you want? I've not tested for any parameters yet.

Elgar's Cello Concerto - Liverpool Philharmonic

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Anyone enjoy American Gods? A lot of issues occurred when attempting to create season 2 but it seems like they are on track now

Fucking loved it.

Enjoying some sun over here finally

@dafyre North West England!

@scottalanmiller said in What did you have for lunch or dinner today?:

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and hush puppies

Aren't they shoes?

From the 1980s, yeah.

Hope they were tasty

@hobbit666 Cockpit?

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@Dashrender yeah, hence why she was shocked that she was having a "drink" every morning.

She thinks because she drinks "Irish Coffee" that it is the Irish Coffee with Alcohol?
That's comical!

I'm sure that it is. Irish coffee means with alcohol. Not Bailey's flavoured coffee.

Sure, that's what it generally means in a restaurant, etc... but it's also just as likely that they have irish coffee flavored k-cups - which I'm sure don't have alcohol in them.

If she is making it at home, it would only be Irish coffee if she had a bottle of Bailey's (or generic.) But I assume she gets it at a restaurant as that's what most Europeans do. Coffee in a shop is so cheap there.

Baileys?? Never seen Irish Coffee use Baileys, that would be Irish Cream Coffee or just a Baileys Coffee. Irish Coffee is just regular Irish whiskey in coffee with a bit of sugar then thick cream on top as a separate layer if you fancy it.

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@Dashrender yeah, hence why she was shocked that she was having a "drink" every morning.

She thinks because she drinks "Irish Coffee" that it is the Irish Coffee with Alcohol?
That's comical!

I'm sure that it is. Irish coffee means with alcohol. Not Bailey's flavoured coffee.

Sure, that's what it generally means in a restaurant, etc... but it's also just as likely that they have irish coffee flavored k-cups - which I'm sure don't have alcohol in them.

If she is making it at home, it would only be Irish coffee if she had a bottle of Bailey's (or generic.) But I assume she gets it at a restaurant as that's what most Europeans do. Coffee in a shop is so cheap there.

Baileys?? Never seen Irish Coffee use Baileys, that would be Irish Cream Coffee or just a Baileys Coffee. Irish Coffee is just regular Irish whiskey in coffee with a bit of sugar then thick cream on top as a separate layer if you fancy it.

You are correct. But isn't Bailey's Irish whiskey + cream + sugar? So just those ingredients pre-mixed?

I have a friend who makes her own Irish cream. I think it has some chocolate syrup and maybe condensed milk or something. And Irish whiskey.

You're right. I prefer some of the non-Baileys Irish creams but Baileys is the one everyone knows really.