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Coronavirus lockdown

Brimz had a year time out because he sent another forum member some drugs that he ended up overdosing and dying on.

PTCH left not long after Spade did. As did many other valued members.
 
finally managed to get some hand sanitiser from a hardware store. I think they inflated the price but oh well
 
Just put some washing liquid in a bottle and carry that round - I think washing up liquid would actually work better than alcohol sanitiser - you're trying to dissolve the greasy fatty layer around the virus - I think washing up liquid would cut through grease better.
 
If you're just smearing soap onto things, it doesn't neccesarily instantly kill them. It also produces its sanitizing effect by basically forming little bubbles or micelles around things like dirt, fats in bacterial cell walls and virus particles, making them easily washed away by water afterwards. Also, smearing dish soap all over everything would be super icky.

Alcohol santitizer has the benefit that it evaporates after use, and doesn;t need to be rinsed off.
 
I'm currently using the traditional, tried and trusted anti-viral infection control strategy of chugging as much neat, supermarket discount gin as possible.
At present I'm feeling fucking fabulous but terribly ashamed of myself. Maybe the duality of the human condition
 
LoginNotSecure said:
Mix isopropyl alcohol with aloe Vera gel, instant hand sanitiser.
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I've got the ipa, but can I fuck find aloe vera gel. But the aloe vera is simply a moisturiser to prevent the alcohol drying the skin out right? The wife's got loads of moisturising cream so I was thinking about mixing some ipa with that, but I'm guessing it would just curdle like adding vinegar to milk. Any idea?
 
LoginNotSecure said:
Test a small batch out first, maybe 10/20mls. 90% ipa, 10% moisturiser.
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I always thought IPA stood for Indian Pale Ale which was a light cask beer with a crisp bitter rasting long finish akin to ear wax. Absolutely deliscious, not to be mixed with moistiouriser in these apocalyptic times of questionable supply. Save unwanted cans of Fosters/Carling for these type of clandestine laboratory experiments
 
Typicalschizo said:
I always thought IPA stood for Indian Pale Ale which was a light cask beer with a crisp bitter rasting long finish akin to ear wax. Absolutely deliscious, not to be mixed with moistiouriser in these apocalyptic times of questionable supply. Save unwanted cans of Fosters/Carling for these type of clandestine laboratory experiments
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Absolutely.

Pssst. Did you know you can make LSD from Fosters? ;)
 
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