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Posted Sep 19, 2002 by Wand'rin star
Slice three inches of stem ginger into a glass/mug. Cover it with rum(because Mao Tai is evil) Put in your clove-studded lemon. Fill the glass/mug with boiling coca cola. Souns awful. Really works on clearing a head cold. star

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Posted Sep 19, 2002 by Cloviscat
yuk ill I'll take your word for it! Wonder what they used before the ubiquitous coke?

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