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Zaphod Beeblebrox

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Hey, gin and tonic was invented as a way of making anti-malaria medication (quinine) palatable in British colonial India.

I always tell Mrs. Zap I'm drinking them to ward off malaria AND scurvy, so therefore, it's healthy. Plus, it's quite refreshing during our "Hotter than Satan's Balls" summers.

And as to some folks belief it is unpalatable, I recommend Broker's gin. To me, it has more than a hint of Rosemary. Sounds weird, but it's really good.
 

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I always tell Mrs. Zap I'm drinking them to ward off malaria AND scurvy, so therefore, it's healthy. Plus, it's quite refreshing during our "Hotter than Satan's Balls" summers.

And as to some folks belief it is unpalatable, I recommend Broker's gin. To me, it has more than a hint of Rosemary. Sounds weird, but it's really good.

Huh. I'll try some Broker's and rosemary. Just bruise it?? Or chop it? Or stick it in the blender and puree the **** outta it?? With tonic or straight?? This intrigues me. Lol
 

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Hey, gin and tonic was invented as a way of making anti-malaria medication (quinine) palatable in British colonial India.
I can see that conversation:

Dear God, man, but this quinine stuff tastes absolutely horrendous! I say, do you have anything to mix in with it?
Well, I have this insecticide that we could try.
By Jove, I think you've got it!

And then the Empire comes crashing down around their ears.
 

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