You guys know any contacts for wineries around?

Hey Guys, long time (sort of) no see. how have you been?

any ways, just wondering if anyone here have any contacts in good Wineries around SA and VIC?

thanks in advance..

 

My Grandpa owns his own winery, Villa De Henley beach road adelaide.

Its good stuff i can get you his number and a private tour even!
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What sort of info are you after Kelsa?

 

I went to jagged hill and i was very impressed by their wines.
If your realy a wine buff you go to the annual wine show.

On the way to victor harbor there are some pretty good places to stop buy and have a little sip, barossa is THE center of wineries there is plenty of them to visit (too many in a day).

I fogot most of the winieries names (i dont use the cuspidor lol.)

But i will get my father to post up some good ones since he is a wine freak.

Clare valley is a good spot too!

 

so now you're a 15yo with a car and a taste for fine wines? WTF???

 

yeah i know i know, but im a hairy greek, and wine is a culture thing for me!

Actualy i can tell the difference between all the grapes just by the smell.

Btw dont buy grange yeah its fruity and expensive but bin 707 is much better!

 

this kid has some serious BRAINS,do you own a house yet

 

lol yeah its in my monoply set!

Seriously tho, im going to live with my parents for a long time so i can buy a ferrari and rent out a house and let the cash roll in,the house pays for itself and i will work of the loan for the classic ferrari pay it off, use the money that im earning for the house once its payed off to fund my ferrari. while im in uni.

To buy the house i do what 348 does, i mine for a few years

 

At least you plan to go to Uni, that's a smart idea if you choose the right course (otherwise don't bother).

 

Have you told them this yet?

 

don't you need an arts degree these days to be able to say: "would you like fries with that?"

 

actualy you need an arts degree to operate a cupachino machine!

Ive told my folks theyre fine with it greek parents dont want their kids to leave home, dont ask me why id kick my own ass out!!

also i am going to go to uni, but i want to get my house and car sorted that way i have some stability and somthing to fall back on, and i can pay my hex fees without worring about rent or car payments!

Btw mark you remind me Of a teacher saying "Have you told them yet" trippy dude, quit jackin my buzz dude!

 

Absolutely. Please learn from my mistake Velocemaniac!

 

oh so you're another one who changed courses?

Here is how it went for me:

1. Started studying one course.
2. That contained too much maths for my liking so I changed courses after 1.5yrs.
3. Finished that and now work in the field which the first course (the one I dropped out of) covered.

work that out!

 

Nah, I was simply being sarcastic!

 

I Hope to do Law.

My parents are both academics anyway lol!

 

All the best! You'd be a great addition to the profession!

 

And I always thought that SC stood for senior counsel, looks like I was wrong and it stands for silly C*nt.

 

I wanted to become a QC, but since that's no longer possible, I'm not planning on becoming a barrister. 'SC' just doesn't have the same ring to it. Mind you, by the time I'd be eligible (hypothetically speaking), Lizzie would be long gone, so I would have had to make do with KC!

 

Dare I ask why the QC option is "no longer possible" ?

 

When one is now appointed to the senior Victorian Bar, they are referred to as 'SC' i.e. Senior Counsel, and not 'QC' i.e. Queens Counsel. Pre-existing QCs can still use 'QC', or they can, as Judge Felicity Hampel did prior to her appointment to the County Court, change over to SC.

When the Regent is a King (and not a Queen), members of the senior Bar (appointed during the King's reign) are known as 'KC' or Kings Counsel. So, even if the Brack gov't hadn't changed the nomenclature in keeping with Republican sentiment, if I were to be appointed to the senior Bar, I would have most likely become a KC rather than a QC. As a result of the change, I'd be appointed an SC.

The nomenclature may have changed, but that's it; the status between QC and SC is the same.

Hope this clears it up!

 

Geeez, how crazy is all that. Do all QC's get a humour by-pass? The ones that I can remember meeting seem to all be "uptight and out of sight".

 

Now you've got to the crux of why the QC option is no longer possible for me: I'm just too funny!

 

I know A QC

If ferrari chat can derail trains as good as they derail threads theyd kill everyone in the new york subway and beyond!