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Originally Posted by Thief
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Believe it or not, Nobody's reported you yet. Take that as you will.~Quote:
Originally Posted by Thief
Tolerance is tantamount.
What's everyone saying? Myself, finally got a stainless steel water distiller, fired it up about 20 minutes ago. First batch will be thrown away, with some of that water saved for soaking the charcoal filter. You guys won't believe what I'm up to next.
Finally gonna distill your own booze eh.Quote:
Originally Posted by Thief
Haha, it is a Romanian tradition and the sole reason everyone had prune trees back in my home town I was born. Stuff that would knock your socks off going by my 1998 vacation back there. But, no, I'm on a health kick, so it's a water fast I'm working toward. Though even without the water fasting, they say distilled water is one of the healthiest things you can do, so going to put it to the test.
You remind me of this lady that I sat next to in the plane when I went to visit my friend in Canada in 2012, she told me glorious stories of her garden in the Ukraine and how the soil in Canada was just different.
and how her garden back home produced much better vegetables than her garden in Canada (her son moved there for a woman or something, so she lived with them in Canada for a couple months a year.)
Anyoo, hope your test works out for you!
Thief you've mentioned Romania a couple times now, what is your connection to the place?
Everyone seems to be on a health kick these days. I'm currently at work looking forward to my weekly Saturday full English breakfast. Three sausage, three bacon, three eggs, tomato, mushrooms, black pudding, beans, three slices of buttered toast and a big mug of tea. Can't wait! :D
1/4 Romanian (1/4 Hungarian, 1/4 German and 1/4 Czechoslovakian) and Romania was my residence from birth (1980) till August 1989. The town I was from was a very nice outdoors rural place the further you got away from downtown. My one Grandma even lived a few miles off grid next to Hungarian border the other side of this man made dam out of dirt (wish I knew name of it. Can drive on top of it too) that supposedly run for who knows how long from Romania into Hungary. Every 20 years years or so the black sea rises and Grandma's farm becomes a very tinny island where she has to use a rowboat. Summers away from school were spend at Grandma's place with her and my cousin, the farm animals, forests on one side, a river on another, the dam on the other two sides and two neighbors next to the other side of the dam (one farmers and another a family who maintained the dam). Army guards patrolled around there too.Quote:
Originally Posted by Yharnamresident
Those summers were like living the Calvin and Hobbes days. There were other farmlands around there there too and machines like combines and tractors came by during those summers to harvest and take what's there to the train station back in town. Would sometimes go bug these guys to operate the machines a little and sometimes hitch hike with them back to town to say hi to mom back in town (all without asking permission from Grandma, was free to do as I pleased as a kid... a mentality that still exists) while I waited for tractor ride to come back from train station to bring me back. There were even watermelons that grew there next to this these rows of corn, so it was easy to steal one every now and then from the guard on watch and enjoy. Oh yeah, sunflower seeds too. There was even a bulldozer knocking down trees, and that dude actually lived with us for two seasons. Got to ride that thing too, plus when guy was away for season I would play around the bulldozer sometimes.
Yeah, great childhood memories. Anyway, procrastinated enough with this post, time to get to the gym. .... Missed 3 days, this gonna be rough.
Nothing beats a full English Brekkie.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mega Drive Bowlsey
I could never be bothered with any diet health kicks. I'm not going to live my life that way.
I drink whole milk, black coffee use real sugar, salt, butter eat red meat, every part an egg, breads, cereals processed foods I don't care about GMOs on the other hand my hydration consist 80% of water and stay away from high fatty foods such as bacon and trim fat off the red meat before cooking and seldom eat fast food.
I for one will not ever report or block anyone. One could write or post pic of the most vile thing imaginable ... I'll just move to whom is being civil with their posts.Quote:
Originally Posted by BonusKun
Absolutely. Good job I've been doing a sit-down job at work the last part of today though. I need to relax and digest that lovely fry up. (pats full belly and sighs contentedly)Quote:
Originally Posted by The Jackal
I can't wait. The wife and I have been re-watching BB to fill the void between seasons.Quote:
Originally Posted by Thierry Henry
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Originally Posted by Mega Drive Bowlsey
Oh my god... what is it??????
Knew water distillers leave a sludge behind, but had no idea it smelled so bad. Offered my sis to take a whiff, but she just smiled politely and nodded her head no (she got high and is enjoying watching something). Anyway, the first batch is to be thrown away, so got another 4-5 hours for my first drinkable batch.