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Nagy Vilmos wrote: I do like a splash in my gin
sounds like you bath in the stuff
oh wait a minute its Nagy - he probably does
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Ahhh, you have the recipe as my Nana Mary 
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Fever Tree do make good tonic, the recipe is sound when using regular industrial gin.
If you use better gin (artisan/independent distillers gin), then you can increase the ratio to 1/3 gin to 2/3 tonic (or more).
I'd rather be phishing!
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Pure is the only true way of drinking 
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2 Parts Gin (At the very least it has to be Bombay Sapphire), to one part Tonic.
NEVER put a slice of lemon in, it mops up the alcohol.
A Twist is acceptable, and no more than one lump of ice.
The Gin should be refrigerated prior to pouring.
Serve with at least three more of the same and never less than a double.
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Oh look, another tedious Nagy thread.
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sadly shaking head to and fro, perhaps with a sigh:
The fact that you English (and surrogates) drink either of these items willing explains a lot about the behavioral patterns.
Perhaps a method of coping with, or an offshoot of, the cruelty in the elementary schools?
More likely, the only thing that can make the traditional food of your isle appear palatable.
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Well - at least you can always look down on the French.
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I've recently started using food in my magic act.
I start by crushing garlic, basil and pine nuts.
Then I blend them with grated Parmesan and olive oil.
Hey Pesto!!
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It sometimes worries me how long it takes me to get jokes.
Eh? and he's spelt 'Presto' wrong.
It became clear on third reading. 
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Rob Philpott.
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You're improving then.
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Quote: It sometimes worries me how long it takes me to get jokes.
He appropriately did not use the joke icon.
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Nagy Vilmos wrote: garlic, basil and pine nuts.
garlic and basil nuts ? What are those ? 
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Bad Argonia! I will not add an Oxford comma just to delineate pine nuts from the rest of the list.
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You certainly should!
I am fully in favour of the Oxford comma: it's use for clarification cannot be bettered, improved, or excelled.
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The door is over there! on the left hand side of the room.
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Just had an email from MailMarshal, our corporate e-mail security solution, because it has blocked The Daily Build - 11 Feb 2014 from Code Project;
Quote: Because it believes the message or an attachment to this message contains Script or Code. This detection is based on scanning the content for Scripting and code commands.
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I bet that little MailMarshal doesn't recognize assembly. You should try :P
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I think it has some bad rules. There is no script in the emails, simply because most email clients do not support JavaScript. The closest thing to a script tag in the body is the title "To script or not to script...".
Matthew
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The floods were described as "a political crisis" a few days ago. Which is what they are now, it has moved on from flooding and the impact on people's lives and is now all about the political fallout. Decisions will be made that play best in the media, not because they are the best thing to do.
There was an article on the BBC site a few days ago where they went to interview people in Cornwall about what a disaster the storms have been, and almost everyone was upbeat about it. Yes it's a pain, but it was exciting, thrilling, the raw power of nature was incredible to behold. They were enjoying walks, treasure hunting as the damaged coasts throw up things that have been hidden for hundreds or thousands of years.
And I heard a woman from the Thames Valley on the radio this morning, basically said "It's what happens here, we'll deal with it".
As for the Someset Levels. They're below sea level, reclaimed land, and they flood relatively often, and they flood far worse than they currently are. And for all the land that is covered, for all the noise the papers are making, there are only about 40 homes flooded. Most of it is farmland, which is designed to flood, it protects the homes.
But it happens, you deal with it, you move on.
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But being calm and reasonable isn't what the media is about, it doesn't sell newspapers.
People in Cornwall find this[^] funny.
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Yes, much of it is the media makijng a big story out of it and looking for the scandal.
But what is being uncovered in COrnwall by the storms? I know they are famous wreckers, as are the Devonians and happilly strip a wrecked boat of anything usefull, but I didnt think the storms had caused any wrecks yet>
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A few old wrecks have surfaced, but mostly it is rocks and cliffs being pulled apart so there are loads of new fossils and stuff like that lying around the place.
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