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hey where do we sign up to be mod? hahaha.. ;D

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First you must prove yourself...

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hahah. ok..

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First you must bring the Admin a brandy glass full of brown M&M's .. then leap over a steaming volcano, brandishing a trout as a sword whiles singing " I Am, I said " by Neil Diamond. * cringes * I had to do it  :'(

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[quote author=Digital_Vixen link=board=offtopic&num=991152778&start=0#3 date=06/11/01 at 17:03:06]
First you must bring the Admin a brandy glass full of brown M&M's .. then leap over a steaming volcano, brandishing a trout as a sword whiles singing " I Am, I said " by Neil Diamond. * cringes * I had to do it  :'(
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M&Ms? think he needs something stronger than that  ;D

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moonshine will do

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moonshine!!! ???
do you actually drink that stuff or sterilise equipment with it ??? hahaha

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Us hillbillys recongnize moonshine for it's many attributes.  Yes it can be used to sterilize medical equipment (or at least put the patient in a state they don't care anymore). It also has entertainment value.  And can be used as an alternative fuel in most cars.  Allthough long term use could cause damage (maybe).  Just remember to test it.  Bad moonshine burns with a diffrent color flame than pure good 'shine.  Be afraid "Bad 'shine can kill"

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what do you use as the base ingredients for 'shine ? do you use a mixer when you drink it? it sounds very interesting.

i tried some plum flavoured shine once many moons ago and it was good (bloody strong though). i drunk it straight from a shot glass.

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Moonshine in the hills came about from corn.  When alcohol was outlawed in the US for a short time >:( farmers were also faced with a lot of taxes or so I've been told.  Since whiskey was hard to come by and corn was hard to sell they took one and made the other.  With a little enginuity corn whiskey came to the front of the line.  Potent enough to power a car and strong enough to bring tears to grown mans eyes it was a hit.  Some people still make it up there in those hills :)