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  1. I have read every article I can find on the internet about the medical benefits that are gained by
    one drinking their own urine. I am also an advid fisherman who enjoys catching boatloads of crappie,
    catfish and the occasional trip to the ocean. I absolutely enjoy eating freah fish 3 to 4 times a
    week and consider the light meat and the Omega-3 frome the ocean fish to be some of the healthiest
    things a person can consume. I am thinking about combining the two of them for health's sake. I am
    going to pee on every fish right after I have pulled it out of the water and fill my bass boat live
    well, that keeps my fish living longer, with 20 gallons of my own urine I have saved from drinking
    3/4 case of Pabst Blue Ribbon beer every day after I get home from my job at the timber mill. I'll
    have plenty of urine when I fish as I usually go through two six packs every fishing trip. I like
    the beer pee to be as foamy as it is off-the-tap because it looks so nutricious and full of
    vitamins. I'm also thinking about freezing my fish meat in pee until I am ready to eat it. I will
    vacumn seal the meat in the pee to make it last 3 to 4 times as long and give it a permanent pee
    flavoring. I am looking for a quick pee-marinade for the refrigerator if anyone is aware of a good,
    nutricious recipe.

  2. Pabst is not what it used to be. Much lower quality fermentations than in the past. I would be quite
    concerned about the amount of fusel alcohols in it. Maybe Rolling Rock.

    carabelli

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    I have read every article I can find on the internet about the medical benefits that are gained by
    one drinking their own urine.

    Just when you thought it was safe to go back to make water...

    med(s)tools expectorates from his foul mouth and exhales uremic stomatitis...

    What potion is recommended for a cure this time ?

    Urine Ka! I drank it !

    -WB

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    Quoted message said:

    Pabst is not what it used to be. Much lower quality fermentations than in the past. I would be
    quite concerned about the amount of fusel alcohols


    in

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    it. Maybe Rolling Rock.

    carabelli

    Nah... perhaps it is Coors

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    "carabelli" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:VARDb.471273$0v4.21285614@bgtnsc04-
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    Quoted message said:

    Pabst is not what it used to be. Much lower quality fermentations than in the past. I would be
    quite concerned about the amount of fusel alcohols


    in

    Quoted message said:

    it. Maybe Rolling Rock.

    carabelli

    Nah... perhaps it is Coors

    Icehouse

  6. "carabelli" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    "]news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:

    Pabst is not what it used to be. Much lower quality fermentations than in the past. I would be
    quite concerned about the amount of fusel alcohols


    in

    Quoted message said:

    it. Maybe Rolling Rock.

    carabelli

    Give a man a fish, and he'll eat for a day. TEACH a man to fish, and he'll sit in a boat and drink
    beer all day.

    --Rich

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