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Question for all those purveyors of super-$100 Scotch Whiskies:

What part of "Scotch" did ye no understand?

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-'''L'''et us dance the Dark Morris on the first day of Ember<br>
+'''Q'''uestion for all those purveyors of super-$100 Scotch Whiskies:
-When the old year is stealing away in the night<br>
-And sleep in the snow `til the new one awakens<br>
-And dance in the sun on the first day of May.
-'''D'''ance again for the weddings and midsummer's passing<br>
+What part of "Scotch" did ye no understand?
-And then for the sake of Sektober's new ale<br>
-`Til the bright leaves of autumn are withered and faded<br>
-Then silently step the Dark Morris again.'''
-.  .  .  .  .  .  . .  . ''Makepeace Thomas Bounder''
-This gloomy suggestion of impending winter is inspired by being driven to my car for the weekend cigar for the first time since spring. <BR>
-The umbrella on the deck is furled and cold November rain arrives a little early. Bugger.