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I thought this was supposed to be a slow gin fizz. Looks like it's fizzin' pretty dern fast to me.

#1: Norma Dee (norm0908) on Jan 13, 2019

A little silliness...

Very cute silliness,I might add. Nice one Norma.

Thank you Aldege. Looks like you got your webpbn problems solved. Great!

Cute!

Did he slip him a mickey?

Thank you, Carol. Let's hope not, Aurelian. But in today's world no one is safe. :)

Yes Norma,I finally had to appeal to Valerie and ask her for help,to which she was able to come to my rescue. I should of thought of seeking her help sooner,but I kept thinking I could do this on my own. Sometimes being stubborn can work against us,however that is how we learn and grow. I'm just thrilled to be completely back with my webpbn family.

It's good to have you back. You were missed.

Thx Norma,I missed all of you as well.

Thank you both

Those homophones can be tricky!

I'm not sure what a "sloe" is, but it sounds like a marmot that lives where it's cold. :)

Yeah! All together let's have a gin fizz!

Bottoms up!

So cute.

Thank you, Jewel.

I looked it up long ago when I first realized the spelling was different. It's a kind of plum. One that's so ... horrible ... that the only way to spruce it up is to soak it in alcohol.

Let's face it, people will drink anything if it's been soaked in alcohol.

The misspelling was intentional, because like so many others, including myself for a long time, the customer does not realize that it is properly called a sloe gin fizz.

I was sure it was (intentional). :)

That's plum crazy. Thanks for the explanation.

Thank you, Joe. You always provide us with explanations when needed.

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