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“The Prude’s Haiku, 2”

Winter’s end brings thoughts

of girls in summer dresses.

The filthy strumpets.

37 Replies to ““The Prude’s Haiku, 2””

  1. Jamie says:

    Ask, and it shall be given unto you; seek, and ye shall find… Thank you, sir, and please join me in a nice whiskey (gentleman’s choice).

    TW: And btw, how does this thing work? church89

  2. Jeff Goldstein says:

    Tonight?  Bowmore (darkest) Sherry casked—all the way from the shores of Loch Indaal to my Colorado mountain home. 

    Recommended by Tim Worstall, who is himself a filthy strumpet.

    Tastes a bit like chocolate.

    The Bowmore, that is.  Worstall probably tastes more like blood pudding.

  3. wishbone says:

    The Filthy Strumpets would be a good name for a rock band.  If there were still rock bands.

    Ever get around to the Lagavulin, Jeff?

  4. Jamie says:

    Sherry casked Scotch… that sounds yummy. We brought back a bottle of Jameson’s that was sherry casked. Actually, more accurately, we drank the whole bottle while still in Ireland, and couldn’t get back to the distillery for more.

    Sadly, all I have is a honkin’ big bottle of the Glenlivet tonight. Any port in a storm, I always say.

  5. furriskey says:

    For us newbs, can you link to the first two Prude’s Haikus?

    Ta.

    Bowmore is excellent.

    No British Embassy should ever serve cognac as long as Scotland remains a part of the United Kingdom.

  6. Jeff Goldstein says:

    Yeah. Liked it quite a bit, wishbone.  Smoother than Laphroiag—but to be honest, I don’t drink Laphroiag for its smoothness, anyway.

    I have a whole bunch here to chose from—I’m going broke picking up a couple bottles each week to try—so eventually I’ll have a stable for me and a stable for guests.

    Just picked up the Bowmore this evening, along with Caol Ila, which I’m going to try next.

    Then I’ll make it through 10 minutes of Lawrence of Arabia and pass out on the couch.

    LIKE CLOCKWORK, BABY!

  7. Gray says:

    Yeah, the Bowmore sherry is good.

    Me?  I’ve been lovin’ Laphroaig 15yo.  The Laphroaig 10yo tastes like a bandaid that has been left on the seashore–what with all the peaty phenolics….

    Something magical happens to the 15yo:  all the harsh flavors in the 10yo get mellowed and the whole thing is a big warm malt.  A gigantic malt….

    TW march14 isn’t my birthday! March19 is!  I’ll be buying some Laphroaig 15yo for that….

  8. Jeff Goldstein says:

    Here you go, furriskey.  “Prude’s Haiku” and “Lapsed Prude’s Haiku”.

  9. Gray says:

    For sheer smoothness?  Springbank 21yo.

    Yeah, it’s $100 if you can find it, but goddammit, you will remember it.  It goes down just like warm milk.

  10. wishbone says:

    Then I’ll make it through 10 minutes of Lawrence of Arabia and pass out on the couch.

    Well, great minds think alike–O’Toole says he had a few before the camel charge scenes because he refused to tie himself to one like Sharif.  I’ll bet those weren’t Bowmore, though.

  11. Sean M. says:

    Strumpets, Scotch and a

    Seasonal reference to boot.

    Good haiku thread, Jeff.

  12. nk says:

    There once was a blogger named Jeff

    Who would write haiku for a laugh.

    He said, “A Limerick’s just fine,

    Like when there’s no whiskey there’s wine.

    But haiku can be made in a breaf”.

  13. Jeff Goldstein says:

    Moving on to the Caol Ila, now.  The Sound of Islay.

    Well, I’ll be the judge of that.

  14. Jamie says:

    February’s chill

    gone: like this boring whiskey.

    Someone fill me up!

  15. Jamie says:

    <ahem> Uh, Sean… I think you’ve got an extra syllable in there. No?

  16. Jamie says:

    Or maybe you were being Shakespearean with the eliding and all… “ref’rence” maybe. I’ll go with that.

    Gentlemen, I bid you GOOD NIGHT.

  17. TW march14 isn’t my birthday! March19 is!  I’ll be buying some Laphroaig 15yo for that….

    dude! you got my TW!!!! that is my birthday. and I don’t know what I’ll be doing, but unless something goes terribly wrong in the next 12 hours I’ll at least get to spend part of it with my husband.  I’m just gonna go run a few laps now…..

  18. Jamie says:

    And maggie. Oops.

  19. ha! I’m sneaky like that.

  20. CraigC says:

    I’ll be here with my Crystal Light Raspberry Ice…sigh.

  21. Pablo says:

    maggie, RTO is coming home? Sweet!

    “Cuz I’m guessing you’re not heading to the ‘stan..

  22. ja, a couple weeks R&R.  it’s nice that they fly into D/FW at least. okay, back to haiku.

    procrastination.

    will be baking lemon cake

    well past twelve o’clock

  23. Karl says:

    “HYPOCRISY!,” Leif Garrett and a haiku, all in one day.

    Scotch it is, then.

  24. Great Mencken's Ghost! says:

    Who’s the author, Sheikh Hilaly?

    /

  25. ken says:

    “Stable” being the operative word for me since it tastes like the Augean version to my palate. Call me a heretic… I’ll live.

  26. Sean M. says:

    Or maybe you were being Shakespearean with the eliding and all… “ref’rence” maybe. I’ll go with that.

    Yeah, yeah.  That’s the ticket.

  27. proudvastrightwingconspirator says:

    Barley, yeast, water.

    Yield the beverage of choice.

    Strumpets are fine too!

  28. J. Peden says:

    Hi, ho:

    An assimilated redneck, me

    Mam, sure guilty takin’ a fine likker for free

    But to pay is just wrong

    So I’ll cowboy it up

    And pay heed to the needs of my horse.

  29. Tman says:

    Sundresses with no

    panties makes me yearn for spring

    fuck the blogosphere.

  30. furriskey says:

    Thank you Jeff.Thank you

    Tman too- don’t feel like spring

    here in Seoul airport.

  31. Adriane says:

    Dan Radcliff , Equus.

    Summer for those in London.

    I have no ticket.

  32. Rain in Louisville

    Snowing up in Wisconsin?

    How ‘bout Iowa?

    -long day ahead.  Anyone up for breakfast at Ohare this morning?  Round nineish?

  33. Jamie says:

    Damn that Dan Radcliffe!

    “Want some fries with your beefcake,

    Mrs. Robinson?”

  34. Tim Worstall says:

    Blood pudding? Today, probably red wine, after last night’s ingestion.

    More normally, probably poatoes (part Irish you see).

  35. Parker says:

    Blogger Jeff Goldstein

    likes his whiskey and strumpets.

    Can I have some too?

  36. Kobayashi Jagger says:

    Girls in summer clothes

    Performing for the male gaze

    Turn my head? Funk dat.

  37. Daniel says:

    my personal favorite is oban, although the peaty flavor of laphroiag is good too.

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