Colonel Thomas Davey, Lieutenant Governor of the colony of Van Diemen's Land (Tasmania) from 1813 to 1817 invented a cocktail called Blow My Skull. It consisted of two pints of boiling water, a pint of rum & ½ a pint of brandy.
David Hunt, in "True Girt," the Unauthorised History Of Australia, Volume two, writes: "Davey would drink anything, as long as it had been brewed, distilled, fermented or drained from the bladder of a hobo sleeping rough outside an unguarded methylated spirits factory."
He also writes: "The twin gods of Inebriation & Irony had smiled on Thomas his entire life, as he was born to a woman named Temperance Wynes."

It was in UK so probably real.

Take it easy on the caffeine & watch your decimal points! Students 'given dose equivalent to 300 coffees' in botched test. https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2017/jan/25/students-caffeine-newcastle-crown-court-northumbria

@kdfrawg Was that "great" or "grate?" I forget.

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Used up all the aerosol antiperspirant today. Roll on tomorrow.

Someone must share your opinion re Audi drivers: that pic was on the first page.

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