chesterbells
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Sat on the toilet. It’s taking longer nowadays, probably because I’m generally a lot less active at the moment.
You're talking ShitSat on the toilet. It’s taking longer nowadays, probably because I’m generally a lot less active at the moment.
You're talking Shit
It was very surreal, people stood yards apart and heartbreaking not to be able to have physical contact with family. RIP Fran.Off to the funeral of one of Mrs Moons sisters in 30 mins.
Not CV related but sad all the same went with the big C.
I've not made the cut to be by the grave so will be watching from the side of my car and walking upto the grave afterwards.
A sign of the times there's no service & not consoling family by contact will be hard.
Well it is all frozen just like the ones i do with orange juice
Someone once told me that vodka wouldn’t freeze in the freezer.40% gin freezes at -26/7 degrees centigrade.
Your freezer won’t get anywhere near that.
I keep vodka and gin in my freezer.
Never frozen yet.
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Applecore freezes not tried pure vodka.Someone once told me that vodka wouldn’t freeze in the freezer.
So I put it in and guess what.....
Drink more water. More movement less straining less chance of piles and a clean ring...I'm in my practice most mornings for consultationsSat on the toilet. It’s taking longer nowadays, probably because I’m generally a lot less active at the moment.
I put in a bottle of Smirnoff Blue when we went skiing and left it in the freezer as there was a shortage of ice cube blocks, it frozeApplecore freezes not tried pure vodka.
Maybe the difference is taking it out of the can and into a plastic not sealed mould,idon't kbow about the science bit but it is every bit as firm as the orange juice ones,nor that they last very long lol40% gin freezes at -26/7 degrees centigrade.
Your freezer won’t get anywhere near that.
I keep vodka and gin in my freezer.
Never frozen yet.
.