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Well it looks as though I'm going to be posting a bit more now that I'm back at college for ANOTHER year *scowls* so I'll be posting at the same rate as I do during college, I bet you are all dancing with joy, no sarcasm in that statement, honest.
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Hedfix wrote:
> Lemons are BITTER and TWISTED.
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Like quite a lot of people ;-)
> Lemons are BITTER and TWISTED.
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Like quite a lot of people ;-)
Lemons are BITTER and TWISTED.
i'll get my coat.
i'll get my coat.
...
It's a bit bitter for my tastes but I guess thats the point!
FreeolaAdministrator wrote:
> Usually the best way, I find anyways, is to open your mouth and slowly
> pour the bitter lemon into it. Don't know about anyone else?!
Through the eye obviously.
> Usually the best way, I find anyways, is to open your mouth and slowly
> pour the bitter lemon into it. Don't know about anyone else?!
Through the eye obviously.
Usually the best way, I find anyways, is to open your mouth and slowly pour the bitter lemon into it. Don't know about anyone else?!
Good question Timmargh.
Which is ... ?
There's only one way to drink bitter lemon...
Thanatos wrote:
> So Timmargh, you like gin as well?
Aye, gin and bitter lemon being my favourite, an equal measure of each in a tall glass.
My dad has made some sloe gin and it's just fabulous and a mate's dad makes sloe gin using sloes and mixed fruit - when the gin's done, he mixes the sloes and fruit into melted chocolate, lets it set and then you eat it whilst drinking the gin ... it's indescribably gorgeous.
> So Timmargh, you like gin as well?
Aye, gin and bitter lemon being my favourite, an equal measure of each in a tall glass.
My dad has made some sloe gin and it's just fabulous and a mate's dad makes sloe gin using sloes and mixed fruit - when the gin's done, he mixes the sloes and fruit into melted chocolate, lets it set and then you eat it whilst drinking the gin ... it's indescribably gorgeous.
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