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I have an F reg Fiat Uno - make your own conclusion
According to a new car magazine in Germany, the hotter the car, the less hot the owner's sex life.
My gap year in Borneo
Taw,
I've been searching about on the "inter-web" as you call it because I had a very vague recollection that "ginger beer" was code or something.
I'm still on the hunt but I am beginning to find some, er, interesting facts about ginger and its bio-chemical properties.
Yon monk maybe hiding something in plain sight, so to speak.
I've been searching about on the "inter-web" as you call it because I had a very vague recollection that "ginger beer" was code or something.
I'm still on the hunt but I am beginning to find some, er, interesting facts about ginger and its bio-chemical properties.
Yon monk maybe hiding something in plain sight, so to speak.
Just as I thought, close to a soda.
This from a web site for making it.
The ginger beer we will be making is a soft drink much like root beer.
When creating a commercial ginger beer the manufacturer develops a base drink by adding sugar and flavoring to water, and then infuses it with CO2 using special equipment to give it bubbles.
The process described here uses fermentation to create the CO2 bubbles. Fermentation imparts a very small percentage of alcohol, about what you'd find in a non-alcoholic beer or less.
If you'd rather not mess with fermentation be sure to check out the page of alternative methods. On the other hand if you are looking for non-soft drink recipes then try here.
This from a web site for making it.
The ginger beer we will be making is a soft drink much like root beer.
When creating a commercial ginger beer the manufacturer develops a base drink by adding sugar and flavoring to water, and then infuses it with CO2 using special equipment to give it bubbles.
The process described here uses fermentation to create the CO2 bubbles. Fermentation imparts a very small percentage of alcohol, about what you'd find in a non-alcoholic beer or less.
If you'd rather not mess with fermentation be sure to check out the page of alternative methods. On the other hand if you are looking for non-soft drink recipes then try here.
Taw - I'm not a vegetatian (I wish I were), and I'm not "the other thing" although that would simplify things a lot .
I've just realised that you guys are fasincated by me. You are, aren't you? You guys have managed to drag me into the spotlight in three recent threads. Why don't you just devote an entire forum to me while you're at it?
I've just realised that you guys are fasincated by me. You are, aren't you? You guys have managed to drag me into the spotlight in three recent threads. Why don't you just devote an entire forum to me while you're at it?
Vices? Well there are Taw, ff... I'm sure that I do have some, but many of those are bad habits more than vices. Ok, I'll tell you what. You guys can give me a list of vices, and I'll select the ones that apply to me. How about that?
Edit: I thought that I should confirm my definition of "vice". Let's see...
Edited by - friar esquilax on 6/8/2004 9:52:59 PM
Edit: I thought that I should confirm my definition of "vice". Let's see...
Hmm, I'm bound to disappoint you guys methinks .
Vice n.
1. An evil, degrading, or immoral practice or habit.
2. A serious moral failing.
3. Wicked or evil conduct or habits; corruption.
Edited by - friar esquilax on 6/8/2004 9:52:59 PM
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