[news] There is a God and He Loves the Irish

[solypsist]

"Fishermen from both sides of the Irish border netted an unexpected early Christmas present, hauling in bottles of cream liqueur near the English coast, a drinks company said. The fishermen's nets brought up the bottles in special presentation packs that had been destined for the Christmas market in Spain -- so they scored not only a tipple but also the glasses from which to drink it."

http://news.yahoo.com/s/afp/20051123...d_051123190450

[Adrian II]

Nah, it's the work of the Devil. He hates the Spanish.

[Reverend Joe]

Damn... and here, I thought God had forsaken the Irish.

[Ser Clegane]

I especially liked that the glasses came with the booze

[SwordsMaster]

I especially liked that the glasses came with the booze

Yep, nice touch, isn't it?

[Tribesman]

I especially liked that the glasses came with the booze
How can that be , the presentation boxes are cardboard . When I was looting ....oops salvaging from a wrecked container ship , everything that wasn't shrink wrapped in plastic was out of its packaging and that was only on the day of the wreck , and the next two days on the rocks and beaches right next to it , not a month later hundreds of miles away . ???

[Seamus Fermanagh]

Perhaps the fishermen's nets hauled in the liquer in much the same manner that something "falls of the back of a truck" and gets picked up....

[English assassin]

I especially liked that the glasses came with the booze
How can that be , the presentation boxes are cardboard . When I was looting ....oops salvaging from a wrecked container ship , everything that wasn't shrink wrapped in plastic was out of its packaging and that was only on the day of the wreck , and the next two days on the rocks and beaches right next to it , not a month later hundreds of miles away . ???

The answer is in the thread title...