The abos here are sniffing gasoline again.
Speaking of making alcohol......our wine making shops here also sell air distillers, classic brewers yeast and other things to make your own alcohol. They also have flavorings to add to the pure distilled alcohol to make it into rum, whiskey, scotch etc. If you must know, when distilled it usually comes out at around 110 proof or 55% alcohol. Check your own liquor bottles and you will find that most booze is 40%. So, the distilled stuff has to be diluted with distilled water......which is what the distilleries are sold for in the first place. Distilled water. The units are made in New Zeland and so are the flavorings. Give you any ideas Barry?
You know Dave, I have just about given up on Micro Trains, the black high 60' car is fairly modern and is maybe the only car I have seen for months I might consider then again maybe not, it is a total disapointment when the 1st of the month comes around and absolutely no excitement, I did see Atlas is doing a GP38 in blue for BNSF I don't know if that is a proto paint scheme, I don't live where they run the rails but it does look odd to my eyes.
Cialis. So are you going to give the keys to the vette to Nick? I know you have seen the ad with the mustang in it.
I'd stay away from any drug that will not let you drink. I couldn't do it. Need my booze.
Seriously, I hope the cialis works out for you. Now if they can only figure out what you really have.....
Well I have been taking Lipitor for my cholesterol problem for about 25 years now. We get a blood test every three months to see how my liver is doing. Considering that fact that I admittedly am a heaver drinker, my liver is fine. Lipitor has a serious warning about possible liver problems. So far so good. Kim is taking Crestor for her cholesterol and goes through the same routine. So I am saying that if a new drug can give you the relief you need and testing is done regularly, there should be no problem. I'd rather feel good than have a long miserable life.
I didn't have a cholesterol problem but because I am diabetic and have high blood pressure the doctor put me on lipitor as a precautionary thing years ago, my cholesterol stayed the same so when my left shoulder started aching all the time the doc said it could well be a side affect of the lipitor so stop taking it, the shoulder still hurts but did improve within days of stopping the medication, I have blood test on a regular time frame and cholesterol is still fine, thankfully 1 less pill to have to take, I just wish getting older didn't have such a disasterous affect on life.
