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ISNER GOATING on the return. Kyrgios facing Match Point DFs under pressure
Absolutely, he is still young!Oh well, KG will figure out Big John another day. There is time.
I'm sure most of the other players are notAbsolutely, he is still young!
I am looking forward to Kyrgios on grass.
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I sort of did. I mean Isner has really worked on his return game and KG doesn't have one yet.Federer plays him = 3 tiebreaks...
Isner plays him = loses the only tiebreak they play and breaks to win in the other 2
Well... I didnt see that coming.
Well I am looking forward to a meetup with Djokovic.I'm sure most of the other players are not![]()
Federer plays him = 3 tiebreaks...
Isner plays him = loses the only tiebreak they play and breaks to win in the other 2
Well... I didnt see that coming.
Why are these blinking women's matches involving Kuznetsova going on for two and a half hours plus? What happened to the less than 1 hour matches we've come to love from the WTA? Honestly, at this rate Murray is going to be back on court around midnight again! LOL
Why are these blinking women's matches involving Kuznetsova going on for two and a half hours plus? What happened to the less than 1 hour matches we've come to love from the WTA? Honestly, at this rate Murray is going to be back on court around midnight again! LOL
How are you finding these vines? I have no idea how to navigate that website. Times are finally getting ahead of me![]()
What are you talking about, he is fourth in the ATP race!Ferrer is playing poorly this year. The man is finally declining.
What are you talking about, he is fourth in the ATP race!
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Good call newp was just going to reply. Ferrer is 27-5 this year with 3 titles.
Ferrer is playing poorly this year. The man is finally declining.
Whats it like living with patrick ?
My only roommates are named Jack and Johnnie.
Yeah the Glenfiddich 15 year is good. Just a bit pricey and honestly I like a bit of alcohol bite (which is the only real difference between the 12 and 15 year).
If ONLY Verdasco had Ferrer's mentality.
Yeah he's doing great resultwise, but I don't think he's been playing his best this season. Just my personal opinion.
I like whiskey a lot, but I'm not really knowlegeable enough to discern the difference between the different years. I just know that it's pricier so I assumed it had to be better:lol:. I had the Glenlivet 12yr before that and loved that as well, had some pineapple aroma mixed through it.
I rarely drink so once in a while I'll buy an (expensive) bottle, it'll last me months.
So the older a whiskey is, the more the alcoholic taste disappears?
Ugh, Glenlivet 12. No offense, but that stuff is swill. Their 15 year is better (although not much). But the Glenlivet 18 is absolutely incredible. Glenfiddich is okay.
The general taste family of a scotch is usually a regional thing. Glenlivet is a Speyside scotch, so it tends to have a lot of the characteristics of other Speyside scotches. Islay scotches have their own characteristics. Highland scotches have their own.
If you like a more "smooth" and not overly complex experience, then Highland scotches are the way to go. If you want a middle-ground between "smoothness" and complexity/bite... then Speyside is the way to go. Although some Speysides have serious bite, Abelour A'bunadh for example (which is amazing, btw).
If you want something which is guaranteed to kick you in the face, you go for Islays. Laphroaig, for example. I swear you could remove limescale deposits using a young version of Laphroaig.
Sorry OP for the off-topic post. I love single-malt scotches, so this got me going.
I never quite know what to think of this Agut fellow. He's always there, he's obviously a great player, with good, clean groundstrokes, but no one seems to care.![]()
Isn't he the most meh tennis player evar?
I like whiskey a lot, but I'm not really knowlegeable enough to discern the difference between the different years. I just know that it's pricier so I assumed it had to be better:lol:. I had the Glenlivet 12yr before that and loved that as well, had some pineapple aroma mixed through it.
I rarely drink so once in a while I'll buy an (expensive) bottle, it'll last me months.
So the older a whiskey is, the more the alcoholic taste disappears?
Thanks for explanation. As I said, I'm not a connoisseur in the slightest, and the woman in the liquor store seemed to know even less about whiskey than me:???:
I only know Abelour of those that you mentioned. I'm just familiar with the famous mainstream names, like Glenlivet, Glenfiddich (I thought this was heralded as the best whiskey, you say it's just "okay"?), Chivas Regal, etc.
By the way, thanks for the suggestions. I'll give them a try.