Full Moon Syndrome !

[Fred]

you're probably right Fred the moon phases can affect our health and probably the full moon this month causing some very high tides could well affect other things like PSA and psoriasis

Good point Jim, we are after-all made up of mostly water and if the moon can have an effect on the sea then it must be able to do strange things to us.

[D Foster]

It's effecting my gin and tonic , I am having to put more gin in to compensate for the high tide on the tonic.

[Fred]

It's effecting my gin and tonic , I am having to put more gin in to compensate for the high tide on the tonic.

Throw it down the sink where it belongs.

[D Foster]

It's effecting my gin and tonic , I am having to put more gin in to compensate for the high tide on the tonic.

Throw it down the sink where it belongs.

It's that merlot muck that needs to go down the sink especially the french stuff.

[Fred]

It's effecting my gin and tonic , I am having to put more gin in to compensate for the high tide on the tonic.

Throw it down the sink where it belongs.

It's that merlot muck that needs to go down the sink especially the french stuff.

At a full moon merlot still tastes good.

[Forest Walker]

It's effecting my gin and tonic , I am having to put more gin in to compensate for the high tide on the tonic.

  I think you may be right about that.  

[D Foster]

It's effecting my gin and tonic , I am having to put more gin in to compensate for the high tide on the tonic.

  I think you may be right about that.  

I have found another way to adjust it, just opened the special edition Plymouth Gin at 57% proof.

[Forest Walker]

It's effecting my gin and tonic , I am having to put more gin in to compensate for the high tide on the tonic.

  I think you may be right about that.  

I have found another way to adjust it, just opened the special edition Plymouth Gin at 57% proof.

I've never heard of Plymouth Gin so just visited their website and saw an image of the part of the structure that dates back to the . . . 1400's!  Have you been to the distillery?

[D Foster]

It's effecting my gin and tonic , I am having to put more gin in to compensate for the high tide on the tonic.

  I think you may be right about that.  

I have found another way to adjust it, just opened the special edition Plymouth Gin at 57% proof.

I've never heard of Plymouth Gin so just visited their website and saw an image of the part of the structure that dates back to the . . . 1400's!  Have you been to the distillery?

No but I would like to, I try to buy some thing new that I have not tried before now and again.

[Fred]