what's that one about "Your father was a baboons rump and your mother spent most of her life up against walls with sailors?"
"I'm not telling you"
My own subject would probably be the Beatles and swathes of random trivia.
What Are You NSC's Expert On?
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"I'm not telling you"
My own subject would probably be the Beatles and swathes of random trivia.
Papa Lazarou
Living in a De Zerbi wonderland
And I'm also an amateur astronomer, but very much lapsed. But I do still have a nice telescope.
Actually - I might be one of the few on here that has experience of making homemade wine....
Actually - I might be one of the few on here that has experience of making homemade wine....
KZNSeagull
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Forcing Afrikaans people to speak English.
And I'm also an amateur astronomer, but very much lapsed. But I do still have a nice telescope.
Actually - I might be one of the few on here that has experience of making homemade wine....
Scary, could almost be my twin
Currently have telescope gathering dust in the shed (I'm more into theoretical astrophysics) and 3 gallons of elderflower wine currently fermenting away in the kitchen.
Papa Lazarou
Living in a De Zerbi wonderland
Scary, could almost be my twin
Nice. I've been banned from making any wine this year as we're having a re-jig of our kitchen / dining room and I don't need demijohns laying about
2 years ago I made a lovely elderberry, and a delightful rose from a second fermenation on the fruit pulp.
Nice. I've been banned from making any wine this year as we're having a re-jig of our kitchen / dining room and I don't need demijohns laying about
2 years ago I made a lovely elderberry, and a delightful rose from a second fermenation on the fruit pulp.
I've only been doing it for three or four years, so still at the stage of more misses than hits. I have had to scale back production as we were running out of storage space - all the blackberry/elderberry aging in the cupboard under the stairs means I have to be more focused this year, though my bramble at the end of the garden has gone beserk, so looks like a bumper crop ahead...
nwgull
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How to earn, and then donate a small fortune to 2 ex wives
Learning after making one mistake to not make the same mistake again.
Women's tits.
Papa Lazarou
Living in a De Zerbi wonderland
One of the favourite wines I make in our house is dandelion - very nice crisp white.
Folly wine is also a really nice white (I have a couple of vines in the garden).
Gullflyinghigh
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- Football Manager and other gaming things (one of many I don't doubt)
- Marvel related media and associated characters (probably not the only one), with a healthy knowledge of other comic related things (DC can do one)
- A baffling amount of trivia, though I will be the first to admit I've no idea where from
- Marvel related media and associated characters (probably not the only one), with a healthy knowledge of other comic related things (DC can do one)
- A baffling amount of trivia, though I will be the first to admit I've no idea where from
I've got some Sangiovese and Vernaccia vines, from which I make a bit.
On topic: I don't think there's anything that I would be prepared to say that I am likely to be NSC's oracle about - there are too many people with too many undisclosed interests to make that bold claim. I guess there's a few things that I suspect I have a decent amount of knowledge about; but I can't think of anything unique. An example: I've not seen anyone post anything about barbel fishing (a subject I know quite a bit about), but I just know that there'll be lots of whisker-tempters out there...!
Papa Lazarou
Living in a De Zerbi wonderland
Do you get good wine from the Sangiovese? Red grapes need a lot of sunlight to ripen well enough to make wine in the UK.
Papa Lazarou
Living in a De Zerbi wonderland
Yep, I do - they're not in the UK
Ah, got it.
In which case, a classic Italian grape. Yummy.
Mine are in the garden!
Yep, I do - they're not in the UK
Further confirmation you're NSC's Renaissance Man
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DarrenFreemansPerm
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If one can be an expert at living and working in the French Alps, I'd say that was my forte, but with extra emphasis on the WAS
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I take it that alfredmizen is still compiling his list 
Oh no, I wasn't meaning only expert, I'll always bow to your knowledge.
But when lined up with NSC "I'll take PED's for 200", and will expect to take the points.
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Butch Willykins
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Luzzing chairs.