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Doozle wrote:

teamhobson wrote:

Doozle wrote:I often pick up tesco's own lager as it's pretty tasty and cheap. I keep looking at Value meat but can't bring myself to do it

Isn't it like 1.5% proof?

Value lager is. Standard stuff is 4% and their own brand export is 4.8%. It's not strong but it's nice enough if you fancy a beer in the after noon or after work

Terpit wrote:I bet theres more of it about than people think.

volcanogeorge wrote:

Terpit wrote:I bet theres more of it about than people think.

a couple of years ago a unit on an industrial estate near me either exploded killing 5 dudes who were making knockoff vodka and selling it to corner shops for cheap

volcanogeorge wrote:

Terpit wrote:I bet theres more of it about than people think.

a couple of years ago a unit on an industrial estate near me either exploded killing 5 dudes who were making knockoff vodka and selling it to corner shops for cheap

volcanogeorge wrote:yeah thats the one, nasty situation for all involved really

wub wrote:

volcanogeorge wrote:yeah thats the one, nasty situation for all involved really

Wasn't the cause put down as one of them sparking up a ciggie and igniting the vapour build up?

volcanogeorge wrote:

wub wrote:

volcanogeorge wrote:yeah thats the one, nasty situation for all involved really

Wasn't the cause put down as one of them sparking up a ciggie and igniting the vapour build up?

dunno, if they did then thats some next level stupidity

A man who survived a blast at a factory where illegal vodka was being made has said he is still having treatment for his injuries almost a year later.

Lithuanian national Rytas Gecas, 25, of Peterborough, suffered extensive burns in the incident at the industrial unit on Broadfield Lane, Boston, Lincolnshire, on July 13 last year.

His five Lithuanian-born colleagues, Erlandas Duzinskas, 19, Vaidas Krupenkinas, 39, Laimutis Simkus, 32, Ovidijus Mejeris, 26, and Ricardus Gecas, 24, all died from the toxic fumes in the blast.

Maureen Taylor, coroner for Boston and Spalding, recorded a verdict of accidental death into the five deaths.

Lincolnshire Police are still investigating how the blaze started but the inquest at Spalding Magistrates' Court heard that the most likely cause was a cigarette, the spark from which may have caused toxic vapours which had built up in the unit to ignite.

Ian Woods, deputy divisional officer from Lincolnshire Fire and Rescue Service, told the hearing that smoking materials and debris were found in significant quantities near the seat of the fire.

Mr Gecas, who gave evidence through an interpreter, said the men regularly smoked while they worked.

Nevalo wrote:whats the the difference between legal & illegal vodka over there?

volcanogeorge wrote:wow, real darwin award shit right there

Nevalo wrote:whats the the difference between legal & illegal vodka over there?

tax

volcanogeorge wrote:wow, real darwin award shit right there

Nevalo wrote:whats the the difference between legal & illegal vodka over there?

tax

Terpit wrote:I think they use methanol instead of ethanol which isnt very good for your tummy

wub wrote:

Terpit wrote:I think they use methanol instead of ethanol which isnt very good for your tummy

Use methodrone instead. MCat suppositories, what what in the butt?

Terpit wrote:

wub wrote:

Terpit wrote:I think they use methanol instead of ethanol which isnt very good for your tummy

Use methodrone instead. MCat suppositories, what what in the butt?

That should be legal, but only suppositories

wub wrote:I can't be arsed (HA!)