sabinati wrote:are you even old enough to post here
linkfanpc wrote:MagicManICT wrote:if you have a problem with alcohol, get help. It can be good for you
Seriously? That's like saying cigarettes build strong and healthy lungs.
Kalacia wrote:However, my favorite... is mead. Oh god, i wish i could get mead easily (as in my local supermarket). its not that its hard to get, i know of two places that sell it in my city, and Amazon does it also. I just wish supermarkets done it so i didnt have to go out of my way.
Granger wrote:Kalacia wrote:However, my favorite... is mead. Oh god, i wish i could get mead easily (as in my local supermarket). its not that its hard to get, i know of two places that sell it in my city, and Amazon does it also. I just wish supermarkets done it so i didnt have to go out of my way.
Just drive to one of the sources and fetch a good stockpile, the stuff dosn't spoil that quick...
Kalacia wrote:
Not many meaderies close to where i live. The two that i prefer are literally opposite sides of the country, and i pretty much live in the middle.
Cornwall and Edinburgh... and i live in windy Liverpool.
Although i suppose it is reason enough to visit Cornwall again.
FerrousToast wrote:Kalacia wrote:
Not many meaderies close to where i live. The two that i prefer are literally opposite sides of the country, and i pretty much live in the middle.
Cornwall and Edinburgh... and i live in windy Liverpool.
Although i suppose it is reason enough to visit Cornwall again.
Being from Canada it always amuses me when people from Europe complain about how far away other places are. I live in the center of mine, and it's an 8 hour drive to either side to get to the next province, the short way. When we go to my grams for Christmas, it's a 14 hour ride the first day, then we stop in Saskatoon, and the next day 6 hours before we reach the last small town and my gram meets us, and she leads us for the last 4 hours to get to her house
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