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staggeringman 30-11-2004 17:15

Tipples For Ailment!!!
 
:drink: everyone has there own witches brew when they are feeling down so lets share the recipe and help others get sloshed!!!!


For a cold!!!! grapefruit,lemon, orange, sugar, whiskey and hot water.
peel and boil the fruit for about an hour mashing it up as it boils add sugar, drain into a mug with a generous dose of whiskey in and drink hot!!! luverly.

DONT FORGET TO EAT THE FRUIT AFTER.....WITH ANOTHER WHISKEY..HE..HE

janet 30-11-2004 17:56

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I cant stand whiskey, so i will have to make do with lemsip.

vorlon24 30-11-2004 18:01

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Brandy then?

If you have enough whiskey though, you'll forget about the cold!!! :)

Sparkologist 30-11-2004 18:05

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Originally Posted by staggeringman
:drink:
DONT FORGET TO EAT THE FRUIT AFTER.....WITH ANOTHER WHISKEY..HE..HE

Bluddy 'ell, Staggers! That sounds a bit familiar... just like your high-octane fruit punch at the halloween party.
If I close my eyes, I can still remember the hangover. Woe is me! Woe... woe... :o

Acrylic-bob 30-11-2004 18:16

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Gin. And if that fails, More Gin.

vorlon24 30-11-2004 18:20

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Red wine can hit the spot too.

I won some Rioja this week. Thought I might save it for Christmas.

staggeringman 30-11-2004 18:27

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Originally Posted by Acrylic-bob
Gin. And if that fails, More Gin.

:drink: yo A-B have you ever had mahon gin from menorca, it makes our gin taste like nail varnish remover!!!

vorlon24 30-11-2004 18:33

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er... that's because it is!

Sparkologist 30-11-2004 18:35

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If I'm suffering with aching bones and a custard nose, my favourite cure is a Yates's Blob, which is a concoction of Yates's Aussie White, hot water, sugar & lemon. Mmmm... baby. Delicious!

Margaret Pilkington 30-11-2004 20:46

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Poor Sparks......I think my husband has got what you have got.....just have a look at my journal... it tells all about it. I have given him the lemon drink, but alas no alcohol.....being ill should not be fun, and I don't want him to get the wrong idea!
Try a Menthol inhalation.....one crystal of Menthol in about aninch of boiling water in a jug (you put your nose where the spout is and breathe deeply until there is no more steam) It will get rid of the thick stuff that comes down your conk.

Margaret Pilkington 30-11-2004 20:48

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Oh I should have said..... you can get the menthol crystals from any good Chemist.
Oh and don't be tempted to put more crystals in the water or it will blow your brains out......and they will come down your nose too!

lettie 30-11-2004 20:54

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If you have that bloated heartburn sensation after a meal a small shot of Jaegermeister will do the trick. Keep the Jeagermeister in the freezer (it won't freeze) pour a small shot and sip it slowly. It looks and tastes a bit like Covonia bronchial balsam type stuff but it is superb for heartburn and settling your stomach. Far better than Rennie, gaviscon and ranitidine and it gets you ratted...:D

mez 30-11-2004 21:04

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yes lettie i had a jeagermeister on saturday for a poorly tum & it did the trick never had it before/

Margaret Pilkington 30-11-2004 21:07

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I'll have to try that one lettie......I like Covonia.....so it's one for hubby and one fore me (dose, that is)

Doug 30-11-2004 21:08

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Ok, can someone tell me what jeagermeister is.


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