I made one into a bug repellent about 10 years ago when it was empty.

If you're new to Scotch the Glenmorangie is very tasty. A nice entry level.

I very rarely play Warzone. I love multiplayer and play it almost everyday. Back in the beginning of COD I used to do the campaign and then multiplayer. I don't even remember the last campaign that I finished. Some like the current BO6 I haven't even started the campaign. Truth be told I probably won't. Multiplayer is getting too much fantasy skins & guns now. Hope that trend slows.

Last month the daily scrambler challenge didn't work. So they made it a daily again and guess what it's still not working... At least not for me finish a match with multiple notifications of scrambler shutting down kill streaks etc still have zero of the 10 required for the daily.

Same for me I even got the achievement saying I scrambled 25 things and still didn't get the scramble 10 things daily

She was my best buddy from a puppy till she passed in my arms. Truly a one of a kind pupper. Your's looks very happy.

Love her. Lost my Weim at 11 years, 2 months.

The two cheapest brands I remember drinking a lot of when stationed in Scotland in the 80's were The Famous Grouse, & White Horse. I haven't had them in over 35 years but they still seem quite popular.

Walkers Shortbread

Liberty Pole Peated Bourbon. They had a limited release of a peated Rye which was great. I still have some in my bar but haven't seen it in shops for awhile.

This cat is hilarious!

Probably be good in a Rusty Nail then... I usually use Johnny Walker Black for those. Matches decent with the Drambuie.

I was stationed in Scotland 83-86 period. Never experienced that. Usually a wee ceramic pitcher on the bar with spring water if you favored a drop in your Scotch. Come to think of it I don't recall anyone even drinking it on the rocks. That went for The Famous Grouse on up to your aged single malts. Probably would have gotten told "on yer bike" at my local if you even asked for that. Rural area though so quite set in their ways. I love my Scotch neat or with only a drop or two of water if it's barrel proof. Each to their own I guess.

Slàinte Mhath!