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Re: Happy late Xmas in Mexico

Søren Mexico — Thu, 19 Jan 2012 18:24:43 GMT

Leslie:
Don't tell me you received it just now? It's almost a year ago

Thats right Leslie, I was supposed to go over there, My sister was planning to come over here, but it never got the way we wished, so yes it took a year, also because I didn't want to risk loosing it somewhere underway.

BTW I could not test it as my BM2400 is down (soon up again), but it looks very good, that one didn't have much use, and thank you again for the battery, very difficault to get here. As you saw it came with the 6 CD set, top music, it really get my Onkyo and 5 channel surround working.

Re: Happy late Xmas in Mexico

Leslie — Thu, 19 Jan 2012 18:11:32 GMT

Søren Mexico:
he sold me the Remote and shipped to my sister in DK, he also supplied extra a 15 V battery, not included in the deal, thank you Leslie.

Don't tell me you received it just now? It's almost a year ago

Re: Happy late Xmas in Mexico

beocool — Mon, 16 Jan 2012 12:19:13 GMT

tournedos:

Søren Hammer:
It's really hard to find remolade and salty licorice other places than in Denmark.

Except every shop & kiosk in Finland. Not often that particular brand, but there's certainly no shortage

The local vodka with it needs to be bought in the official alcohol stores, though...

It is quite a drink indeed. I once took a bottle of that stuff to a Finnish friend in Thailand along with a lot of the licorice variety.

Re: Happy late Xmas in Mexico

elephant — Mon, 16 Jan 2012 12:16:16 GMT

Søren Mexico:

For the Vodka, Finlandia, 1 cup of Finlandia 5 pcs. salty licorice leave covered for 1 week, stir and enjoy in a 6 Cl. glass

Sounds like you might enjoy Black Sambuca ... and then graduate to White Sambuca ... and back ... and forth

Re: Happy late Xmas in Mexico

beocool — Mon, 16 Jan 2012 12:09:38 GMT

tournedos:

Aah, salmiakki - the good stuff! I couldn't imagine living without it! Merry Christmas Søren

Regarding the Christmas calendar, it's nice that most Decembers have days 1-24, so it should still be useful

That is excellent stuff. We have something similar over here in Holland, although I prefer Salmiakki. Difficult to get in Holland but there is at least one place where I can get the real Finnish Salmiakki made by Fazer. Love it.

Re: Happy late Xmas in Mexico

Søren Mexico — Mon, 16 Jan 2012 10:47:28 GMT

Remolade og rundstykker (danish morning wheat bread) is imposible to get outside DK, licorice you can find in some airports WW.

For the Vodka, Finlandia, 1 cup of Finlandia 5 pcs. salty licorice leave covered for 1 week, stir and enjoy in a 6 Cl. glass

Re: Happy late Xmas in Mexico

tournedos — Mon, 16 Jan 2012 07:50:06 GMT

Søren Hammer:
It's really hard to find remolade and salty licorice other places than in Denmark.

Except every shop & kiosk in Finland. Not often that particular brand, but there's certainly no shortage

The local vodka with it needs to be bought in the official alcohol stores, though...

Re: Happy late Xmas in Mexico

Søren Hammer — Mon, 16 Jan 2012 05:58:49 GMT

Merry Christmas to you Søren, nice presents you've got there!

Must be nice to have a taste of Denmark, It's really hard to find remolade and salty licorice other places than in Denmark.

Congratulations with the Beomaster control module, I have actually also bought a 2400 with remote. I bought the special 15V battery from an English website

Re: Happy late Xmas in Mexico

tournedos — Mon, 16 Jan 2012 04:46:21 GMT

Aah, salmiakki - the good stuff! I couldn't imagine living without it! Merry Christmas Søren

Regarding the Christmas calendar, it's nice that most Decembers have days 1-24, so it should still be useful

Re: Happy late Xmas in Mexico

elephant — Mon, 16 Jan 2012 03:27:26 GMT

Merry LATE Christmas Soren

I can fully understand the enjoyment you must have had ... made so much better by your slow appreciation of the gifts !

Lovely Nostalgia

Re: Happy late Xmas in Mexico

Søren Mexico — Sun, 15 Jan 2012 22:45:43 GMT

The 6 CD set and the remote I got, thanks to Leslie, he sold me the Remote and shipped to my sister in DK, he also supplied extra a 15 V battery, not included in the deal, thank you Leslie.

The CD set came from Michael in Germany, his adress I got from ??? yes Leslie, thank you Leslie

Its Xmas in Mexico

Re: Happy late Xmas in Mexico

Søren Mexico — Sun, 15 Jan 2012 22:38:47 GMT

I then sat down, enjoyed the music, the food and the opened box with the CDs

Re: Happy late Xmas in Mexico

Søren Mexico — Sun, 15 Jan 2012 22:36:33 GMT

After carefully counting the items, I opened a licorice bag and took out one piece to enjoy the texture, first it feels hard but then after e time in your hand it gets softer, bring it to your nose and you can smell it, in your mouth it slowly melts and give of the taste of salt and sweet a lttle acid at the same time, its back to childhood memories.

I then opened the CD box, put on the Rock album, and started making a Danish open sandwich, salami from our locale butcher, rye bread, Remoulade and roasted onions.

Happy late Xmas in Mexico

Søren Mexico — Sun, 15 Jan 2012 22:25:38 GMT

Today a package arrived from my son in DK, the package started out in mid December with my son in Aarhus, he shipped with Danpost to Viborg where a friend of his took it to Mexico city, he delivered to a freind of ours in Guernavaca, Mexico. Our freind went on vacations and didn't come back until Jan. 13, and yesterday we could meet and pick up the package, you just cant ship high value items like this with anyone not thrusted, they may eat it, destroy it or loose it or god forbid keep it to themself.

In the package, a Xmas calender light, Licorice, Remoulade, Rostet onions, BM 2400 remote, Beo CDs and 2 figures for the FS