Again, don't taste it. Rather 'feel' it.
Campari.??
May 17, 2014
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Heartburn or a royal cleaning may not be the feeling he's looking for!
Jamie
And lands you right in the tank. ;)
Cheers
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Never tasted it myself, but I've noticed that in novels (old mystery/detective stories set in Italy) it is quite common for characters to just order it straight. In fact, I had the impression that it must be something mild.
No accounting for taste!
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I always drank it, straight also, it is an acquired taste, ...which I never acquired. Over the rocks, or cold, made it more bitter, [if that was even possible] so didn't like that at all. However the effect on digestion is incredible. It's kind of the reverse of Ezekiel and the scrolls.
they're not a friend.
like somebody else said, with draino and then poured down the drain.
It probably cleans out clogs better than straight Drano.
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That may be a suitable recipe, but it's the wrong application for Jim to use.
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